The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-07-16
THE ROANOKE TIMES. UNDAY, JTJI.Y Is 1893.
LOCAL sREylTIEs.

| Ciau, VI bruubWlCK, va, VINO IL visiting
them, returned last night from Natural
eating for several days.
G. S. Stanton, fell off the back porch of
the parsonage and was seriously hurt
1 The little fellow fell at least 12 feet.
The family of Hon. NJ. G. Thomas
went to the Crockett Arsenic Springs
yesterday.
c. N. Fisher went to Montgomery
county yesterday to spend few days
with relatives.
Mrs. Clark, OF Henry county, student
at the summer school of methods at
Salem, received a telegram yesterday
from homo stating that her mother was
very sick, and left Immediately to go to
her bedside.
c. d. Vines went to FiDcastle yester.
day to spend Sunday at homo
| Warren Wexford went to Lynchburg
on the noon train yesterday.
VIM. A. Glasgow, Jr., left on the mid
day train yesterday for the Worlds
Fair, to be gone week or ten days.
Miss Berta Draper, who is attending
| the summer school OF methods, was in
the city yesterday.
| Police Officer Charles Smith and wife
went to Floyd county yesterday to visit
friends and relatives for few days.
| Miss Belle Light, who has been visit
ing friends in this city for several
weeks, returned to her home in Floyd
county yesterday.
VIM. B. Maupin is seriously sick at
his home in this city.
Mai James Nc Dowell, of Fincastle,
Uhn hQa honn In IN oit nv for 20 d.
in the interest of the Botetourt County
| Agricultural and Mechanical Society,
returned homo last evening we'll salts.
| fed with che result of his visit.
Colonel Breckenridge, OF Fincastle,
who has been in this city and Salem for
several days, has returned home.
Paxton T. Smoot. con j. F. Smoot,
who has been in the State OF Washing
I ton for the past three and a half years,
has returned home.
Mrs. William NJ. Graybill, wife of
President Graybill of Rogersville Syn
| odical College, of Tennessee, is visiting
friends in the city and at Salem, her
former home.
The family of H. NJ. Darnall left last
evening for Allegheny Springs to spend
| the remainder of the season.
Rev. +. j. Chapman, OF Covington,
superintendent of schools OF Allegheny
county, was in the city yesterday after
noon.
L. ). kennerly has returned from q
visit to Patrick and Henry counties.
j. L. Brugh, of the auditors Office of
the Norfolk and Western, and Major
Malcolm w. Bryan, president OF the
| Virginia Com pany, left yesterday for
Chicago to visit the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. Josephine Abbott, OF Luck
avenue, left yesterday to visit relatives
in Bedford county.
j. w. Shields, Jr., who has been
visiting his family at Christiansburg,
has returned home.
Mrs Mary L. Pogue. of Luck avenue,
will leave to day for Hinton, w. Va,
to visit her sister.
The remains of little Myrtle Page.
infant daughter Of Il. S. and Mrs Mamie
Page, who died Friday night, was
inferred at Fairview Cemetery yester-
day afternoon.
Miss Hattie Way is visiting friends in
Roanoke county near Fort Lewis.
Miss Annie Chalmers, of Smithfeld,
Isle of Wight county, is visiting Mrs.
L. f. Barksdale, on Salem avenue.
Mrs. Sarah Keeney and Mr. and Mrs.
Robert Keeney, of Rocky Mount, are
visiting Mrs. a. II. Elan on Marshall
| avenue.
j j. Tico left yesterday for Copper
Hill, in Floyd county to spend a week.
Miss Loula Peters and Miss Ida Brown
left yesterday to visit friends in Bed
ford county.
Mrs. w. 5. Gooch and SON have re.
turned home from visit OF several
weeks to friends and relatives in Louisa
county.
Lyon Levy, of Louisa county, is visit
lug his mother, who is quite sick at the
residence OF her daughter, Mrs. FL. M.
| Daniel, on South Jefferson street.
Miss Margaret Antrim, OF Charlottes.
vile, is visiting Mrs. M. c. Massie snd
her brother, A. Blair Antrim.
s. NJ Bernard and w. Fl. Harding, of
| the Roanoke Manufacturing Company,
lett for Norfolk and Virginia Beach fer
few days.
Jno. e. Bernard, OF the Norfolk and
Western railroad offices, left on the $50
train for Norfolk and Virginia Beach
for few days.
Mrs. w. j. Riyney and little daughter
Nellie will leave to day for Walnut
Cove, N. c., to visit friends for a few
weeks.
Messrs. Geo. L. Hart, j. Luther
Johns and II. Edgar Schwartz, stenog.
raphers in the Norfolk and Western
railroad Offices, left last night for Yir.
ginia Beach to spend Sunday.
Misses Belle Clopton and Letsie War
burton, two pretty and accomplished
young ladies Of James City county, who
are attending the school OF methods at
Salem, are visiting Mira. s. w. Hover.
ton at 80 Elm avenue W.