The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-06
PERSONAL.

u. HlDarger Is at LurAy on business
Mrs. w. E. Mingea went to Norfolk
yesterday.
w. G. Baldwin went to Bluefield yes
terday afternoon.
Hon. A P. Staples went to Richmond
Sunday on business.
j. Nj Maupin, of Bluefeld, is visiting
his family in tho city.
J. Ii Bartlett has returned from a
trip OF several weeks to Florida.
Mrs. John McCarty is seriously i'll at
her home, 331 Bullitt avonre.
Henry Body, Jr., will start on an ex
tensive Western trip in few days.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. M. Turner are visit
ing relatives in Franklin county.
j. L. Hall, of Reidsville, N c., is Wis
iting his daughter, Mrs. w. ". O'Brien.
Mai Samuel Griffin went to Lynch
burg to General Esrly's funeral yester-
day.
G. O'Leary returned homo yesterday
afternoon from q short trip to Lynch .
burg.
w w. Wallace went to Lynchburg
yesterday TO attend General Early's
funeral
Prof. Charles l.. Cooke, superintend-
ent of Hollins Institute, was in the city
" sterday.
Wing6eld, railway mail cler
from Lynchburg to Norfolk, was in the
city Sunday.
Russell A. Davis, formerly of this city,
has returned from Altoona and will Sc
side in Roanoke.
L. e. Jamison, Bluefield manager of
the Roanoke Milling and Grocery Com
pany, is in the city
j. p Saul, prominent citizen of Sa-
lem, was in town yesterday on his re
turn home from Rocky Mount.
perintendent N. d. Maher, of the
Pocahontas division of the Norfolk and
Western, was in the city yesterday
Hon. Henry S. Trout and p L, Terry
went to Lynchburg yesterday to attend
the obsequies OF Gen. Jubal A. Early
j. II. Spencer, a prominent tobacco
mist of Martinsville, passed through
the city yesterday on his return home
from Now York.
j. III Morris went to Richmond last
night, representing the Roanoke Base
ball Club to consider the matter of
forming State league.
Deputy Marshal John r. Greene is in
Nelson county summoning witnesses to
the United States court at Lynch burg,
which convenes March II.
Deputy Marshal j. Il. Chewing went
to Lynchbnrg yesterday to summon
jurors for tho March term of the United
States court at Lynchburg.
Glen Massie, a popular telegraph
operator, left yesterday for Fall Creek,
near Danvillc 10 accept rho position "a
operator at that point tor the Richmond
and Danville road.
Miss Nathalie Floyd Otey. who so &C
ceptably carried out the part OF Joseph
inc in "Pinafore" at Lvnchburg on sew
eral occasions, has consented to sing
solo at the Machine Works Band con
cert.
George M. Finley, prominent to.
baoco manufacturer of Martinsville, ia
in the city and will leave this morn
ing for Rad ford and other points in
Southwest Virginia In the interest of
his firm.
Miss Ola Saunders left on the noon
train yesterday for Fruit Hill, Bedford
county, TO attend the marriage OF her
aunt, MISS Daisy Black, to j. l.. Arthur,
which interesting event took place yes
terday evening at 1870 o'clock.
nov ~ W OAappcl, Vi inc meCnOQlSt
Episcopal Church in Floyd, left yester-
day to attend the annual meeting of
the Virginia conference which convenes
with the Waterford Church in Loudon
county, March z. Rev Mr.. Chapel
filled the pulpit OF Lee Street Church
Sunday.
Rev. S l. Rice, pastor OF the United
Brethren Church in this city, has been
reappointed to the Roanoke charge
by the annual conference which was
held in Staunton last week This will
be gratifying news TO Mr.. Rice's con
gregation as well as the numerous other
friends OF this popular minister
5. w. Jamison returned home Sunday
from Virginia Beach, where he and
Mrs. Jamison nave been for several
weeks with their year-old son, Peyt ton,
who is sick with fever. The little