The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-29
AT THE SUMMER RESORTS.
Foanokers Seeking fHountain
Breezes and Mineral Waters.
Visitors at Blue Ridge Springs Enjoying
Thomseives-Large Number OF Pleasure
Seekers There-Good Times ALEC Being
Had at Crockett and Red Sulphur
Springs

past week were the progressive euchre
party, Monday; watermelon feast, given
by Mr.. Lyon, of Winston, N. c., on
Tuesday; ladies' german, Wednesday,
In which ton couples participated. No
gentlemen permitted. 1t was a unique
affair, and handsomely managed. DIR.
Caskie Harrison, Of Brooklyn, N. Y,
presented each couple with o lound
box of "Huylers."
thursday watermelon feast on the
lawn was given by the proprietor
thursday night the walters entertained
the guests with humorous debate on
the subject that now attracts attention
in so many sections of the country,
THAT Strikes Are Detrimental to the
Beat Interest Of tho Laboring Classes"
FRIDAY night the fourth german of the
season came off and a most delightful
affair it was. We missed many of the
familiar faces of Roanokers and regret
agent OF the Norfolk and Western has
applied the Mckinley doctrine to his
special train, by adding 25 per cent to
the former rates. l hope we can
establish q waginette line until the
electric car people take hold OF the
matter.
The arrivals since my last are:
Miss lizard, Baltimore; Mrs. E. ].
Adams, Baltimore; Mrs. William Rim
hines. Richmond; Mrs. Myer Frank,
Richmond; Mrs McCauley, Washington,
d. c.; Miss Emily de Ierega, Washing.
ton. G Mrs. Ohio Owens, Richmond;
MISS Jessie Culpeper, Atlanta Ga; Miss
Julia Culpepper, Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. ID.
Is. Harris, Atlanta, Ga; Mrs. b. C
Martin, Portsmouth. Va; Mrs. Alvah
ii. Martin, six children and two nurses,
Portsmouth, Va; Miss Elsie Williams,
Portsmouth Va; j. G. Shead and wife,
Brooklyn. N. Y; e Bruer Chestarman,
Richmond; John II. Bassell and wife,
Portsmouth; Mrs Ira Willard, Augusta,
Ga; Miss Ellio Elliott, Danville, Va
r. W. Reed, Danville, Va; w. g.
Penn, Danville, Va Miss Thrisa ARMS.
tead, Mrs. P. c. Christian and Miss
Otter Fleming, Richmond.
Arrivals at Red Sulphur.
RED SULPHUR SPRINGS, July 2S.-The
following is list of arrivals at this
popular resort for the past week:
w. d. Garvin, Baltimore, Md; Jno
Il. Etchison, Jr., Richmond, Va; Lewis
Logan, Lexing ton, Ky; S. W. Hitch,
Way Cross; Ga. Mrs. S. w. Hitch, Way
Cross, Ga; Miss Mary M. Hitch, Way
Cross. Ga; Master Frank Hitch, Way
Cross, Ga; Master James Hitch, Way
Cross, Ga; Master Edward Hitch, Way
Cross. Ga; Miss Traynham, Winston,
N. c.; ]. R. Wood, Lynchburg; Mrs. ].
L. Dargan, Atlanta, Ga; Miss Ret Oar.
gan, Atlanta, Ga; Miss Jennie Dargan,
Atlanta, Ga; Miss elise Dargan, At
lanta, Ga Miss Lucille Smith, Atlanta,
Ga; Mrs. Ponhatan Breeder, Ashland,
Va; Mrs. M. d. Logan, Salon, Va; R.
Logan, Salem, Va; L. j. Fristoe.
SRlan Va Mootor Doho,. h....-
Salem, Va; Thos. G. Maury, Salem,
Va; Eugene Conrad, Salem, Va; A. b.
Peck, Salem, Va; j. E. Burwell,
Salem. Va; e. Nj. Shipman. Salem,
Va; Mics Mary Thompson, Norfolk,
vs.; W. w. Fitzgerald, Neapolis, Va;
II. K. Fitzgerald, Neapolis, Va; Miss
West, Washington, d. c.; Frank helms,
Roanoke City; Mrs j. d. Johnston
Roanoke City; Miss Alone Johnston,
Roanoke City; Judge j. w. Woods,
Roanoke City; DIR. Woods Roanoke;
Mrs. e. w. McCerren. Jackson, Miss;
j. e. Parkinson, Danville. Va C. j.
Reynolds, Fall Creek, Va; Miss Flor
ence Duval. Lexington, Va; Edward
Powell and wife. Portsmouth, Va Les.
ter Markham, Portsmouth, Va
The Season at Crockett Springs.
CROCKETT SPRINGS, july 27.-Neyer
and popular watering place were so
many people here at the same time.
About dozen families from Richmond,
Norfolk, New Orleans and other South
ern points were among the arrivals this
week. Some OF tho receat Roanoke ar
rivals are Mr.. and Mrs. Mitchell, Mrs.
Hileary and Miss Hileary, Rev. L. G..
Broughton, L. e Evans and Rev. DR..
VIM. A. Harris, of the Virginia College.
The improvement in the health of DR..
Harris during tho short time no has
been using the water here is almost
phenomenal.
The latest social event was bowling
party last night that was participated
in by nifty young ladies Snd gentlemen.
The alley was handsomely decorated
and Illuminated and pretty souvenirs
were given each contestant. Excursions
arc formed daily to the many beautiful
spots in tho surrounding mountains and
the guests are never at q loss for amuse-
ment. One Of the chief charms of the
Crockett is the variety of the pleasures
it affords.
The "Industrials" Want Money and Pro-
visions.
WASHINGTON, July 2s.-The advance
guard OF the United States Industrial
army" claiming to be, 1000 strong,
have issued an appeal from Camp
Rosslyn. Alexandria, Va, for money
and provisions. The appeal Is signed
by Gen" Lewis G. Frye, Los Angeles
contingent, Col" Arthur Vinett, Col"
Thomas Calvin, and two other Gan
erals" and four "Colonels" representing
Cincinnati, Indianapolis. and San Fran.
cisco contingents. In tho meantime the
Virginia military authorities have given