The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-11-12
PERSONAL.

yoSsofudy Ou business.
b. b. Shelor and wife, of Elliston,
spent yesterday in the city.
Phil Wright made brief business
trip to Lynchburg yesterday.
v. II. Payne was on the streets yes
terday after severe illness.
+ G. S Pace, of Richmond, was in Roa-
noke yesterday on business.
DR.. j. d. Kirk was on the street yes
terday after severe illness.
Walter Sharp, of New York, is in the
city visiting James =. Simmons.
T. L. Bunch and wife went to Nelson
county yesterday to visit relatives.
J.. "A. Barnhardt, editor of the Franklin
Times, was in the city yesterday.
Eugene Baker, of Jefferson county
w. Va, was in the city yesterday.
S. Hamilton Graves returned yester-
day from legal business trip to Rad
ford.
Master Paul, son of Rev. s. l.. Rice,
went to Harrisonburg yesterday to visit
relatives.
Archie Wade and wife. of Botetourt
county, were in the city yesterday visit
ing friends.
w. R. Jones, of Petersburg was in the
city yesterday visiting the family of j.
P. Thompson.
Miss Eula Evans, a popular young
lady of Floyd Court House, is in the
city visiting friends.
George M. Helm, prominent citizen
and politician Of Franklin county, was
in the city yesterday.
u. j. Early, special agent Of the Nor
folk and Western, on the eastern di-
Uo in no Of u
John t. Trout will leaae tomorrow
morning for Madison, N. c., where he
will spend Sc seral days hunting.
Edward Corbett, president of the Cor
bett Mill and Machine Company, Of
Washington, D. c., is in the city.
Miss Maggie Tbornhill, of Roanoke
county, is in the city visiting the Misses
Featherstone on Marshall avenue.
Miss Annie Bowman returned to her
home in Harrisonburg yesterday after a
pleasant visit to the family Of Rev. s. S.
Rice.
c. G. Taliaferro returned last evening
from hunting trip near Richmond. He
brought back twenty-four quails and
six ducks.
John w. Stultz left yesterday morn
ing for Memphis, Tenn, where he will
establish an agency for the Paragon Oil
! Company.
Miss Flora Francis, who has been
| quite sick at her home at $50 Seventh
avenue 8. W. for several weeks, is very
| much i'm proved.
William d. Thomas, who has been
| confined to his bed for week at his
| to be out yesterday.
Mrs. Ann Castleman, of Berryville,
who has been visiting her daughter,
Mrs. j. A. Gibbs, on Tenth avenue 8. W.,
returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Deaver, Of Licking ton,
is in the city visiting her daughter, Mrs.
81. r. Coleman, who is critically i'll at
her residence "a Ninth avenue 8. W.
w. T. Keen, division engineer main
tenance of way, and D. w. Flickwir,
general superintendent Of the Norfolk
and Western. are in Norfolk on business.
J M. Roberts, of Pearisburg, who is in
| attendance upon the meetings of the
Baptist General Association, Is stopping
with Hugh M. Woods on Albemarle
avenue 8. W.
Rev. DIR. C. F. James, formerly super
intendent of the Allegheny Institute,
but now president of the Roanoke Fe-
male College at Danville, is in the city
attending the Baptist Association.
A. g. Hippey, superintendent of the
western division OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad, returned yesterday
morning from Ronda, N. c., at which
place he spent several days in hunting
with party from Philadelphia.
At the hotels yesterday: St. Jamee--
r j. Stone, Stoneville. N. c.; R. h.
Ashmore, Chattanooga; j. P. Williams,
Bane, Va; F. A. Lybrook, Pembroke;
j. p. Susfall, Bluefield e. Nj. Sanders,
Kenova: II. j. Preston, Glade Spring;
w. M. Fowlin, Raleigh; Eugene Walker,
jefferson county; L. G. Montgomery,
Winston, N. G.
Hotel Roanoke--Geo. Fl. Harper. Bal
timore; II. Klein, New York; Beverly
Il. Crump, Richmond; Sam Nj. Dawson,
New York; 81. Hurst, Baltimore; w. B.
Carney, Churchland; Robert Fleming,
London; B. S. Lynch, Baltimore;
Thomas Tabb, Hampton; e: M. Clark,
Cleveland; R. G.. Gletcher, Philadelphia;
Philadelphia; Samuel Crest, Lancaster,
Pa; o. NJ. Hainer, Baltlmore; A. g..
Richardson, St. Louis; r. j. Willing
ham, Richmond; F. G. Mcconnell, At
lanta, Ga; T. P. Bell. Nashville, Tenn.
Ponce de Leon-W. e. Bowling,
Lynchburg; R. NJ. BIB, Rich Hill, Va
L. Miller, Baltimore; A. Hutton, Bristol;
E. A. Miller. Philadelphia; s. D. Jones,
Bristol; FL. 81. Powers, Richmond; j. s.
Drake, Philadelphia; D. A. Ramey,
Bramwell, w. Va; o. L. Engledove, G..
A. Duiguid, Jr., w. II. Wranch. Lynch
burg; e. Long, R. G. Honis, w. r. Jones,
Richmond; f. E. Moore, Norfolk; M. L..
Richards, Pittsburg; w. q. Kratz, Hunt
lob
Winfrey, Culpeper; Chas. E. Dodson, c.
j. HuPhea Raltimnre. i z Walk Ralti.