The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-04-04
LOCAL sRtv.T.Es.

Miss Julia Pitcher, of Hollins, spen,
Sunday with Mrs. Il. R. Acree.
Miss Rernice Fuqua, OF Lowry, Bed
ford county, is visiting Mrs. r. R. AGREE
Willie Pitcher, OF Petersburg, has
accepted a position with the Roanoke
Grocery and Milling Company.
A. p. Roberts, of LVnchburg, spent
Sunday with friends in tho city.
Y. Rorer, Jr., who has been spending
several months in Ellis county, Texas,
has returned to the city.
Mrs. L. G.. Norman, of Belleview,
who has been visiting her brother, p III
| Farley, for several days, returned to hel
home yesterday.
A. Blair Antrim left on the noon train
yesterday for Richmond on business
trip, and will not return until the latter
part of the week.
Capt. j. S. Douglass, formerly with
visit relatives in Nelson and Fauquier
counties.
Jack Hancock returned yesterda y
from visit to relatives at Halesford
Franklin county.
Walter, Eanest and James Boone re.
turned Sunday night from a visit to
their parents in Franklin county.
Rev. w. c. Campbell left yesterday
morning for Lexington. at which place
he will conduct a series of revival meet
ings throughout the week at the First
Presbyterian Church.
The Hastings Club of this city, who
beat ,he Roanoke College team last
Saturday in Salem by score of 81 to z,
will play another game on Saturday
wit hn oo n1 No
grounds.
This afternoon at ass will be held
the last Of the series of twenty minute
services at ST Johns Church. 1t will
aim to sum up the mf aiming of the Len
busy people" who have heac a.tond.
ing these services.
j. u. Lazell left for Kenova on the
noon train yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. P. Appleton. who
have been visiting their daughter,
Mrs. A. D. Rice, returned home yester-
day.
Mrs. Nj. Wolf and her daughter, Mar
ion, who have been visiting e. Open
helm, returned to their home yesterday
at F;ncastle.
An informal meeting was held last
evening by the Valiant Fire Company
at their house. No business of I'm.
portance was transacted and the NEE t.
ing was adjourned early to meet again
on Monday next
Capt. T. w. Spindle returned yester
day from a visit to his family at Chris.
tiaDsburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. E. Bolton, of Rich.
mond, lett yesterday for their home in
that city after pleasant visit to the
family of II. NJ. Darnall.
NJ. V. Feather and wife left yesterd "
to spend week with relatives at Fin
castle.
Capt. D c. Booth left last night for
Baltimore to be absent about month.
Yos,e day the Terry Hills defeated
the Belmonts in a game at Southeast
grounds by a score of IA TO 70. Hippy
aid Perry played an excellent game.
Business at the Cushman Iron Com
pany is picking up. force of hands now
being employed on night work.
Seldom and Harry, sons of Col S. S
Brooke, returned last night to Belleview,
at which place they are attending
school, after pleasant visit homo
The Endeavor Society, Kings Daugh,
tcrs, will give an entertainment at to e
Academy of Music to night for the hone
fit OF the Home for tho Sick.
Miss Emma Sholcs, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs j. T. Daddow
returned yesterday to her home a.
Lynchburg.
The funeral services of Mrs w. &
Lowman will be held this morning at 1C
o'clock at her late residence. No 3lA
Shenandoah avenue. Rev. j. e. Love
will conduct the services.
Harry X Jones and bride, nee Cora
Harting, returned from Bristol yester
day where they we're married or
Wednesday, March 90. and desire &c
send an invitation to their frit nds tc
cali on them at their homo. TOl Gilmer
avenue, II. W.
Miss Carrie Long of Holm, spen
Sunday and yesterday with Mr.. ant
Mrs. Lew Jsmiscn on Campbell avenue
Among the young ladies from Holin
in the city yeste rday were Mise,
Malone, Hatcher, Boston, Fletcher
Nottingham, Perry, Bibb, Fulks ant
Martin.
OPENING and display OF pattern hats
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