The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-12-27
PERSONAL.

S. E. Morris, OF Bluefield, spent yes
terday in the city
w. j. Wright, of Bedford county, was
in the city yesterday
R. Wocdrum made a brief business
trip to Buchanan yesterday.
r. e. Ii. M. Kean, Of Lynchburg, was
in the city last night.
Thomas Cofer and wife, Of Fincas tie,
are in the city visiting relatives.
NJ. V. Lucado, OF Graham, was among
the visitors in the city yesterday.
E. Hibarger returned yesterday from
a visit to relatives at Hagers,own.
Miss Mamie Tnaxton. of Bedford
county is in the city visiting friend,
Judge Waller r. Staples, OF Chris
tiansburg, is in the city visiting rela
tives.
Rev. Il. C. Anderson went to Clover
dale yesterday to spend las. night with
friends
Harry N. Day left vest daY TO visit
his old home in Lexington for short
period.
George It. Munford, prominent capt
talist of Stuart, Va, was in the city
yesterday.
Mrs. I. Boone has gone 20 Ale
CLANCY Sprin, 10 visit her parents for u
few days.
Sam Wa'strum returned yesterday
morning from u visit TO his mo her
Richmond.
w a. B'axson Left yesterday TO visit
his old home In Appomattox county fur
fow weeks.
Several young men from this city at
tended a private hop last night in
Rocky Mount.
Mrs. u. Flick, wife of Polio IN An
Flick, left yesterday for Elkton, Va 10
visit relatives.
R. c. Mcleod, of the State auditors
office, Richmond, is visiting his sister,
Mrs. D. b. Horner.
Miss Cora Board. assistant teacher in
the High school, is in Franklin county
visiting relatives.
James NaG, of Salem, passed through
the city yesterday en- route to Franklin
county to visit relatives.
Elijah Shepperson, OF Rich ond, is
visiting his cousin, Mrs. c. w. Butler,
zoe Buliitt avenue y. @.
Jack Walthall left yesterday to spend
weak in Henry and Patrick counties
on hunting expedition.
Miss Eula Evans, one OF Floyd
county's most popular young ladies'. is
in the city visiting friends.
Miss Matte Shelor, of Bent Noun
tain, is visiting Mrs. e A Francis, ON
seventh avenue southwest.
Harry l. Tansill, formerly OF Roa-
noke. now OF huntington, w. Va.
is in the CITY for fo@ days.
4 L. Wingfeld. mailing clerk on
IN road between Ly' Chung and Nor
folk, was in .nc city yeste :dAy.
Il Msucher, bookkeepcr at the Vir
-imia BrrWerv. is spending few days
with relatives in Louisa county.
+ j. Phelps. with the Fish burne
Tobacco Works, went to Richmond yes
,rday in the int rest CT that hrm.
Bruce Hunt, law stenographer for
Scott II Staples, left yesterday for
Patrick county TO spend week hunt
ing.
d. ii. Barger, superintendent OF the
Kenova division OF tho Norfolk and
Yves ern railroad, was in the city yes
to-day.
Harry Gilmore, formerly connected
with the Mcdowell Recorder, is very
sick at the residence of his parents on
Eighth avenue s W.
Charles l.. Dillon, OF franklin county,
passed through tho city yesterday, en-
route to his home, after pleasant visit
to relatives in Lynchburg.
j. w. Funkhouser, clerk at the Ponce
dc Leon ho.el, returned yesterday after
noon from Harrisonburg, where he
spent several days with relatives.
Capt M. E. Kidd, section foreman on
the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad ct
Buchanan, is quite i'll at the residence
Of his son-in law, R. C. Davis, on West
Campbell street.
Joseph Carper and f C. Wood ward,
OF Washington, and Il. n. Trainham, of
Richmond, all formerly OF the Stone
Printing and Manufacturing Company,
are in the city visiting their many
friends.
Ernest Simpson, of First avenue n.
W., had the misfortune to injure his
arm. He fell from wagon, and the