The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-09-09
LOCAL BREvITIEs.

iting his uncle, j. S. Pattie, on Third
avenue N. e., for few days, and then
will go to Randolph Macon Academy, at
Bedford
j. A. Barnhart, OF Rocky Mount, who
Ia at present business manager of the
Franklin Times, was in the city yester-
day. Professor Barnhardt was at one
time principal of the Thir1 ward school
in this city.
William Waller left yesterday for
Southwest Virginia to work in the in
terest OF the Commercial Building and
loan association. of Richmond.
]. a. Wheeler has gone to Texas to
reside permanently.
Robert e. Owen, OF Church avenue,
has returned from visit to Johnstown,
Pa. He was accompanied home by Miss
Nellie Keedy, who is visiting relatives
in the city.
B. f. Young will spend to day and to.
morrow with friends near Hollins.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. p Point and daugh.
ter, Miss BERTHA, returned home yester-
day from pleasant visit to friends in
Fluvauna county.
S. r. Norvell will leave this morning
for Floyd county to attend the Baptist
association at Laurel Creek Church.
DR.. j. e. Huff, prominent young
physician of Simpsons, Floyd county,
was in tho city yesterday.
R. E. Spence loft yesterday for Wash
iDgton and Baltimore, to spend few
days.
John Cooper, Il prominent citizen of
Cooper's, w. Va, was in Roanoke yes
terday on business trip.
George @. McGileroy of New York,
was in the city Yesterday.
N. Y. Pritchett, of New York. was in
the city yesterday on business.
j. b. Green, of Pottsville, Pa, is visit
ing his daughter, Mrs. C. S. Churchill.
Mrs. L. N. Spalding and Messrs. j. D.
Thomas and Fl. C. Lupton were reg
istered at Hotel Roanoke yesterday.
T. Il. BraDsford, Jr., who has been
spending several days in Richmond
with relatives, has returned home.
M. j. Freeman. of Cleveland, O., was
in the city yesterday.
f. A. johnson and E. A. Hodge, two
we'll known ball players of the Staun-
ton baseball team, are in the city on a
little pleasure trip.
j. a. Carter left yesterday for Norfolk
and Virginia Beach to spend few
weeks.
Miss Ida Rowzee is visiting friends in
Luray.
w. Il. Bolen has resigned his position
with the Stone Printing Company and
will take place with the National
Printing Company at Washingto D. c.,
in few days.
j. p. Bawman, of the Roanoke Machine
Works, is spending a few weeks at Chi
cago.
Captain Ed Spencer, of tho Norfolk
and Western, is visiting friends in
Lynchburg and in Eastern Virginia.
B l.. Jones, of Martinsville, was in
town yesterday.
ID. c. Booth, of Baltimore, is in Roam
oke on business trip.
Mr.. and Mrs w, h. Parrott, of Mar
tinsvillc, are in the city.
Miss Fannie S. Williams, one Of the
Commerce street school teachers. ar
r brother, r. S. Williams, on Camp
bell avenue.
j. T. 81. Bringman, OF Baltimore, Md. i,
is spending few weeks with his son,
j. G Bringman, Eighth avenue s. W.,
this city.
j. Ii. Marsteller left last night for
been spending the summer. They will
visit the Worlds Fair and expect to be
gone about two months.
Miss Bell Witter, of Luck street,
leaves the city to-day for Clifton Forge
After remaining there a short time she
will go to Farmville and visit friends in
that place.
Cary Wood, of Winston, was in the
city yesterday.
r. j. Snapp, of Beuna Vista, is in the
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. H. Parrott, of Mar.
tinsville, are visiting friends In town.
Geo. w. Crush has gone to the World 8
Fair.
Douglas II. Smith, OF Honaker. Va,
was in town yesterday on business.
Miss Lulu M. Bailey, of Lynchburg,
who spent the summer with toe family
OF j. w. Coon, has returned homo.
D. Johnson, of Marion. Ark. passed
through the city yesterday on his way
to Winston, N c. He was accom- panied
by his three daughters who will enter
school at the Moravian Seminary at
that place.
Homer Hogan will leave this morning
for Floyd county to visit friends.
George Fl. Leigh, the popular clerk Of
the Ponce de Leon, will this morning
accompany his aunts, Mrs. c.. R. Pope
and Mrs. Capt. j. }. Darden, to their
home in Southampton county. Mrs
Pope and Mrs. Darden have been at the
Ponce de Leon since the illness of their
relative, the late DR.. Musgrave.
w. S. Rankin, who has been quite
sick at his home on Twelfth avenue, for
some time, is considerably improved.
j. G. Bruce and family have returned
from visit to Bedford county.