The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-08-23
LOCAL BREvIrlEs.

several weeks hunting and fishing.
John 1. Palmer, Esq is very sick at
the residence OF his uncle, Col. Thomas
Lewis.
w. c. Beck, OF the Nor folk and West
ern Offices, left yesterday for Lynch
burg to be absent few days.
Miss Lizzie Ford of Lynchburg, who
has been visiting friends in the city,
left for nome yesterday on the noon
train
Miss Elizabeth Collingwood, of Phila-
delphia, who has been in the city few
weeks visiting her brother, j. r. Col.
lingwood, returned to her home last
night. Miss Collingwood made many
friends during her visit here and her
departure was much regretted. She will
spend few weeks at the seashore be-
fore returning to her school.
Miss Annie Lee Nash, tho accom-.
plished and beautiful daughter of Col.
G. A Nash, of Norfolk, is visiting Mrs.
DE-. II. E. Jones, OF West Campbell
street.
Mrs. A. Is. Hammond and family re-
turned to the city yesterday from the
Crockett Springs, where they have been
spending the summer.
o. L. Strickley returned from trip
OF several weeks to Front Royal yester-
day much improved in health.
Miss Mary M. Daniel, of $40 South
Jefferson street, returned yesterday
from visit of several weeks to friends
in Eastern Virginia.
The Misses Lehman, of Coyner's who
have been visiting Miss Cora e. Vest,
returned home yesterday
Chief Engineer w. W. Coe, of tho
Norfolk and Western, left yesterday for
a trip over the Ohio extension.
Prof. j. r. Guy, of the Salem Female
Seminary, was in the city yesterday.
+. r. Wood, clerk in the Office OF
the Roanoke Machine Works, is at the
Worlds Fair.
John &. Lewis, of Dudlow, Ky, is the
guest Of l.. III. Vaughan on John street
Miss Machie Verdegrift, of Martins
vile, who has been visiting the Misses
Hines on Marshall avenue, has returned
| home.
Marcus Ammen, of Philadelphia,
accompanied by his daughter, Miss
Blanche Ammen, of South Carolina, are
in the city the guests of q. w. Ammen.
w. c. Bulltt, vice. president, III. S.
Daavnt, general freight agent, and O.
| Howard Roger, Of the Norfolk and
Western. left yesterday in special
car for Asbeville, N. c.
Mrs. Richard f. Darnall, of Floyd c
H., who for some time has been visit
ing her son, IL. NJ. Darnall, has re-
| turned homo.
Col. and Mrs. John E. Penn are at
the Worlds Fair.
Il. w. Hough has returned from q
trip to West Virginia.
| Prof. j. s. G.. Illidge proposes to de-
liver another lecture in the National
Business College Hall tonight
Rev. James Smith, OF the Western
Methodist Conference, is in the city
visiting friends.
R. S. Wise, who is employed in the
| general Offices of the Norfolk and
Western, returned yesterday from a
three weeks vacation trip through
Maryland and West Virginia.
Mrs; Judge VIM. B Simmons and
Miss Ella Goodwin, of Fincastle, are
the guests of Mrs. G. w. Ammen, at
her home in West Roanoke.
Miss Frances Loose. of Hagerstown,
is the guest of Mrs. Jos. w. Coke.
| Capt. Il. j. Mitchell is spending
few weeks on his farm in Fauquier.
Capt. Joseph A. Peck, city editor of
the Charlottesville Je ifcrsonian, is in the
| city.
Lucian II. Cooke ani family have re.
turned from the University OF Virginia,
where they have been visiting Mrs.
Cookies father, Professor Smith.
Major Malcolm w. Bryan, president
of the Virginia Company, has returned
from Virginia Beach, where he has been
| visiting his family, who are spending
the summer there.
Maj. VIM. NJ. Ellis, of Elliston, has
| gone TO Washington to accept the posi-
ton of private secretary TO mis- brother
in law, Congress Tyler, OF the Ninth
district.
A. &. Chewing returned home yes
terday from Chicago, where he spent a
week taking in the Worlds Fair
Mr.. and Mrs. w. F. Bryant left at 4
o'clock Yesterday afternoon for the
Worlds Fair.
A. II, Talliafcrro left yesterday for
the Worlds Fair.
Rev. Oliver c. Miller, pastor of st.
Marks Lutheran Church, left last even
ing for Oakland, Nd, to spend a vaca-
ton OF ten days. While at Oakland he
| will preach the dedicatory sermon of
new church there. Mr.. Miller's first
charge was at this place.
John Stump, of the Stone Printing
Company. is critically i'll at the home Of
his parents at Bedford City.
Miss Leila Woodward, OF Richmond,
who has been visiting Miss Eva Hurt,
at 4l6 Salem avenue, has left for her
home, accompanied by Miss Hurt, who
will also visit Virginia Beach and Ocean
View before returning homo.
DR.. w. U. Jennings. Of Peaksyilln