The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-05-10
THE ROANOKE DIMES, WEDNESDAY. MAY 10. ISIS.
LOCAL RREvlrIEs.

much Improved.
Miss Mari Pettigrew. of Bessemer,
Va, is visiting Mrs. G. w. Ammen on
Patterson avenue W.
Owing to an oversight in the report OF
the Home for the Sick in our Sunday
Issue, donation from the Banjo and
Guitar Club of &i5 was omitted. The
executive board wish to express thanks
for this donation.
Marriage licenses were issued yester-
day to Henry Scholz and Miss Louisa
Werner, and to James Arthur and Miss
Mamie Chocklett.
Capt. b. Norman has been quite
sick for several days.
G. Fl. carper, OF the Marion Democrat,
spent yesterday in the city.
George Carrin yton, e. Womack and L
II. Whitaker, Of Lynchburg, were in
Roanoke yesterday.
a L. Powell and VIM. NJ. wager left
yesterday for Alexandria, Ind, to wit.
ness the progress of the boom there.
There will be adult baptism at the
services tonight at Christ Church and
a lecture to the candidates for confirms
ton.
The meeting OF the stockholders OF
the Academy OF Music yesterday was
adjourned until 4 p. m. to day at MIR. r.
III. Woodrum's office.
The Friday Evening German Club will
give its last german Of the season at
Hotel Roanoke on next Friday.
The foot bridge over the Roanoke
river at the Norwich Lock Works,
which has been in dangerous condition
for some time, has been repaired.
James McCannon and Harry Manford,
employees Of the West End Rolling
Mill. have gone to Chicago.
The baseball nine of the West End
Iron Company and the Norwich nine will
play game of ball this evening on the
West End grounds.
Misses Georgia Cannaday and Callie
Hickman, of Franklin county, are visit
ing friends on Campbell street.
Charles N. Hawkins, OF Newcastle,
Craig county, was in the city last night.
A. G. Coulter, OF Ivanhoe, was at
Hotel Roanoke last night.
Mrs. G. w. Hook, OF Towson, Md, Is
in the city visiting her brother, Charles
e. Herbert.
Staples Gooch, the five. year.old son
of Judge w. S. Gooch, Is recovering
from an attack of scarlatina.
William F. O'Brien and E. M. Robert
son, OF Ivanhoe, are in town.
Rev. o. G. Miller delivered an inter
esting lecture on "Woman's Sphere" at
the Lutheran Church last night.
Capt. t: w. Spindle will go to Chris
tiansourg this morning on BUSH ess.
A. B Dangerfeld, of Winston, is in
Roanoke on business.
T. Anderson. we'll known bushes S
man OF Coeborn, Va, WAS in the city
last night.
Miss Cora Myers, of Sharpsburg, Md. =,
who has been visiting Miss Mollie Ward
IN East Roanoke, left for home yester-
day on the noon train.
w. t. Rutledge, OF 222 Patton street,
left last night to visit his old home Mt
Kenova, Pa.
James Jennings, who was taken
seriously sick in church Sunday morn
ing, is still suffering from pneumonia
at his home, on Eleventh avenue W..
S. G. Gsillard, recently appointed an
assistant to President f. j. Kimball, of
thu Norfolk and Western, has returned
from visit to Philadelphia and expect is
to move his family to that city in few
days.
Jacob Engle. of Radford, is at Hotel
Lee.
G. j. Saunders, of Franklin county,
was q the city yesterday.
". E. Brooks, of Charleston, w. Va.
was in town yesterday.
Mrs. w. II. Wainwright, is quite Ill t
her home on Fourth avenue n. @.
G. W. Pike, of Wytheville, was in the
city yesterday.
f. T. Williams and W. Il. Griffith, Of
Virginia City, are in the city for few
days
Miss Ida Saunders, of Chilhowie, is
visiting friends in town.
Mary Bishop, the ~ ear.old daughter
OF Jacob Bishop, Il Bonsack, who died
Monday afternoon, was buried yesterday
at o'clock in the family burying
ground.
Abe Manning and Maude Meade, both
colored, were married in Jail yesterday,
rather than pay fine of $lO each for
misdemeanor.
3. E. Hughes and T. F. Stevens, of
Lynchburg, were in the city yesterday.
Ii. Mccain, OF Bath county, is in
town.
&. L. BeckleY and R. a. Shelter, of
Fincastle, spent yesterday in Roanoke.
Mrs. Fulton and Mrs James, of
Bristol, are visiting friends in Roanoke.
7. L. Daughtrey, of Van Horn &
Daughtrey, left last night for Richmond
where he Will remain on business until
June /.
PROF. A. BELLIzzA will return to
Roanoke and open his dancing class the
LITTER part of May.
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