The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1893-06-23
LOCAL BREvITiEs.

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has been visiting his father, s. X.
DuerBon on Church avenue. returned
home yesterday.
Kennon Jones, OF Baltimore, agent Of
the East Tennessee, Virginia and Geor.
gia, and A, Broaddus, OF Louisville,
general manager of the Cumberland
Gap Dispatch, were in the city yester-
day ON railroad business.
DIR. p. +. Murray Of Atlanta. is visit
ing his parents at Bonsack, and his SIS
ter, Mrs. DIR. j. b. Foster, in this city.
Misses Bessie Powell and Lille Ram
sey left yesterday for Martinsville, to
visit friends for few days.
| Gus Hobson and Charles I. Leonard,
two prominent young business men OF
Bristol, spent yesterday in the city.
Prof. Eckford gave a soiree last night
60 his dancing class and their friends.
Mrs. DR.. Goode, OF New Market, Va,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. CIV. G. Wool.
wine, at 613 Salem avenue.
Miss Ethel Wysor, of Pulaski. who has
been visiting the family of G.. W..
Ammen for several days. returned home
yeste rday.
The young men of the East Roanoke
Baptist Church held meeting last night
and organized prayer meeting with
flattering prospects.
Bette Shaver, the colored crazy wo.
man who has been confined in Jail for
| several days, was taken back to Salem
yesterday.
Misses Lizzie, Pattie and Lucy Feath-
| erstone left Yesterday for Appom attox
county to visit their grandfather, ]. A.
Agee.
Col. James w. Watts, Of Lynchburg,
was in the city yesterday.
Emory j. Condiff, of Christiansburg, a
former resident of this CITY, was in town
| yesterday.
| P. l.. Terry returned yesterday from
| Philadelphia. His family will return
from Chicago tomorrow.
Mr.. and Mrs. H. r. Chiltern, OF Mont.
vale, we're in the city yesterday the
| guests of Mrs. Bladon on Salem ave.
| nue..
| Miss Sue Read Fellows left yesterday
to visit friends in Bedford county.
Jacob Cosner and daughter, Miss Ger
trude. OF Reyde, Pa, are visiting the
family OF j. e. Knepp on Seventh ave.
nue. g. w.
Mrs. w. Bailey and Miss M. B. Cole
man will leave to day for Coyner g
Springs to spend the summer.
j. M. Trout and M. C. Morris returned
home yesterday from Staunton, whore
they gave in testimony in behalf of the
State in the Brent trial.
Marriage licenses were issued vester
day to Geo. e. Hacker and Miss Lettie
G. jenkins, and e. j. Simpson and Miss
Emma A. Jenkins.
j. NJ. Burrows, of the Lynchburg Ad-
vance, was in the city yesterday.
Judge N. II. Hairston, of Henry county
court, was in the city yesterday
DR.. q. 8. Luck went to Montvale yes
to-day.
Mrs. M. H. Felix is visiting relatives
| at Buchanan.
A largo number Of cadets of the Vir-
GINA Agricultural and Mechanical Col
lege, of Blacksburg, passed through the
city yesterday en- route for homo.
The citizens Of Third avenue n. g.
are complaining of the conduct OF a
gang OF boys who congregate on that
thorouRhfare of evenings and proceed
to make night hideous.
G. M. Page, who has been in charge
of force of men on the Ohio extension
of the Norfolk and Western for the past
three months, has returned to his home
OH Third avenue, n. O., in this city.
The little daughter of Mrs. ].
Keesler, OF ia Third avenue n. O., is
critically i'll.
Capt. Thomas Pinckney, general east
ern traffic agent of the East Tennessee,
Virginia and Georgia railroad, is in the
city.
Vice President w. C. Bullitt and
General Manager j. I'll. Sands, returned
| waite rd au mOrntuO from philo al nh;o
William e. Watts, of the general
visiting relatives in Prince Edward
county.
j. Donaldson, the furniture dealer,
left last night for Port Hope. Canada. to
return with his two daughters who have
been there ut school, His youngest
daughter, Miss Isabel, stood first in a
class of forty.
Last night was the regular time for
Club, but as there was no quorum pres
ent no business was transacted.
Baseball.
The Staunton baseball club will not
play the Athletic Club team in this city
to-day and tomorrow as was expected.
but will play two games here the first
week in July. w. X. Briggs picked
ninc will play the Athletic Clubs team
Saturday afternoon at 4:3O in the r. A.
| G. park.
DIR SEMONEs, the Salem avenue den.
tist, is working up quite reputation
for extracting and filing teeth with
the least possible pain and most inn
proved methods. His office is one of the
finest equipped in the South.
PROF. I. N. II. REAHM will lecture on