The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-25
PERsoNAL.

the city yesterday.
James A. Pugh made brief business
trip to Lynohburg yesterday.
Miss Maggie Blbb, Of Clifton Forge,
is visiting friends in the city.
Carey Coke, of Montvale, visited
relatives in the city yesterday.
David Sisson, merchant Of Floyd
county, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs. G. P. Read has returned from q
short visit to friends in Martinsville.
j. w. Mooney and F. P. Obenshain,
Of Salem, we're n the city yesterday.
Ex.Statr Senator J R. johnson, OF
Christiansburg, WAS in the city ycster-
day.
Moss Taylor went to Franklin county
yesterday to visit relatives for few
days.
Julius Hoops will leave to-day for
Baltimore. He will return via Wash
ington.
Henry c Shalor and family have re-
| turned from Il visit to relatives in FLOYD
county.
J. M. Wolff, Of Columbus, Ohio, was
registered at the Ponce de Leon Hotel
yesterday.
Hon. j. Allen Watts returned yester-
day from brief stay at Mountain Lake,
Giles county.
Morris, Henry and Gilbert Francis
have returned from visit to relatives
at Floyd Court House.
John M. Catogni, who has been quite
| i'll at the residence of his brother, L.
| CatoRni, on South Jefferson street, was
somewhat better yesterday.
Miss Ella Malotte left yesterday to
spend few weeks with friends at
Hampton and Newport News.
Herbert Saunders, an employee of j.
j. Catogni, has returned from a visit to
his parents at Louisa Court House.
Mrs. ]. T. Hall, of Reldville, N. c.,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs w. w.
O'Brien, at 1926 Campbell avenue.
Miss Maggie Murray returned to her
home at Montvale yesterday after q
pleasant visit to friends in this city.
Capt. q. L. Warner, OF the Roanoke
Light Infantry, went to Crewe yester-
day TO spend few days with friends.
Charles R Evans and wife have re-
turned from st. Louis, Mo-, where they
attended the We dding of Mrs. Evans
sister.
Miss MargaretS. Crane returned home
yesterday after months visit to Dan
vile and Coles Hill, much improved in
health.
The Misses Lena Peck and Annie
Eakin will leave this morning for ten
days visit to Mountain Lake, Giles
county.
Miss Pearl Pendleton, OF Floyd Court
House, passed through the city yester
day en- route to Fincastle to visit
friends.
Mrs. M. M. Goodman and Miss Annie
Goodman. of Lynchburg, are visiting
Mrs. c. M. Fortune, No. 332 Eighth
avenue W.
Rev. w. A. Harris, president Of the
Virginia College, has returned from
trip TO Winston, N. G , in the interest
OF his school.
Mrs. James E. Porter and daughter,
Emily Telfair, have returned home
after months sojourn at Yellow Sui
phur Springs.
Miss Lena Robertson returned to her
home in Bedford City yesterday after
pleasant visit to the Misses Crawford,
near Cave Spring.
Miss Mary Corrigan, OF Lvnchburg,
returned to her home yesterday after
pleasant visit to the Misses Manning in
Northeast Roanoke.
Miss Maggie Ellis, daughter of Hon.
William NJ. Ellis, Of Elliston, is in. the
city visiting Miss Maude Kent, on
Seventh avenue 8. W.
Miss Gussie bacon, of Fincastle,
passed through the city yesterday on
her way home from a visit to relatives
at Floyd Court House.
M. G. Jameson. comptroller of the
Norfolk and Western, who has been in
the city for several days, left for his
home in Philadelphia yesterday.
Mrs. o. f. Flippo, wife OF Rev. o. F.
Flippo, left yesterday for her home in
Philadelphia, after three weeks visit
to relatives and friends in this city
Messrs. j. M Gambill, C. A. Pillsbury
and b. Lacy Hoge returned yesterday
morning from Lynchburg, where they
attended the Prohibition convention.
Mrs. Helen Thompson and her daugh-
ters, Miss Willie Thompson and Mrs. n.
G. Ainsworth, OF Hollins, were in the
city nes3ay shopping and visiting
friends
David L. Coon, OF Washington. Is in
the city visiting his brothers, j., W.
Coon, president of the Commercial Ma
tional Bank, and j. p. Coon, deputy
city sergeant.
Miss Lucie Loving, OF Arlington. Va,
who has been visiting her sister, MRS.
Jordan. on Fourth avenue n. W., re-
turned home yesterday morning accom-
panied by Mrs. Jordan.
Mrs. G. E. Edwards, wife OF the re-
ceiving clerk of the Adams Express
Company, is critically i'll at the family
residence on the corner of Henry street
and Seventh avenue S. w.
Miss Minnie Gum, a Presbyterian
missionary to Lenares, Mexico, who has