The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-06
PER soNAL.

Archie Station. of Pocahontas, is in
the city.
Judge j. A. Dupuy went to Bedford
yesterday
j. w. Coon made q business trip to
Lynchburg yesterday.
Miss Mary NJ. Whsley, of Norfolk, is
visiting friends in the city.
P. L. Terry left last night on short
business trip to Philadelphia.
Clarence B, Strouse, of Washington,
formerly OF Salem, is in the city
T. w. Huske, OF Winston, n. c,
was in the city yesterday morning.
Capt. Charles c. Tompkins, of Salem.
was in the city on business yesterday.
f. b. Kemp returned esterday morn
ing from business trip 10 Washington.
Il. w. Shelton and j. E. Putney, of
Richmond, were in the city yesterday.
W. N. Metarse. of Madison, n. c,
was among the visitors in the city yes
teIday.
] Kyle Montague, prominent citizen
OF Cnristainsburg. was in the city yes
te.dsy.
Hen. H. 5. Trou:. nayo- c: me city,
mas returned from few days visit 10
E!cLuoni.
TN >:.:key. prominent citizen Q:
Cave Sr-.oE, MAS u Town on business
yesterday.
Weldon Sins : dangerously Ill .. ire
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T.9mEs z Alse., deputy clerk Of ,he
Ersi-1gs Cou-i. WEI: ~ Lyncnb-.g las.
o-g.i u .,e 1888 .:a:n.
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{. j. rpd.se. general agen: fer the
An1eu se:-Busn brewing Company. Was
in inc city yesterday on business.
John g. Albers, uperin.enden: 0. tie
Radford division OF the Norfolk ami
Western, was in the city yesterday.
Miss May Coleman, OF Louisa county,
is in the city visiting her uncle, Clarc1c;
Coleman, on South Jefferson street.
Thomas D. Campbell, OF the Wiscon-
sin and Central railroad. was in the
city yesterday in the interest O. his
company.
Judge Waller r. Staples has BEEN IN
vited by the New York Bar Association
To derives tbs address before tina. as
ISOLATION.
Mrs. j II. Hall and little girl LEI. on
the noon train Yesterday for B3nsacks
to spend few days with the family OF
DR.. Jeter
Miss Emma Il Hancock, who has bsen
visiting Miss Nora Snoot for several
weeks, returned to her home al Bedford
City yesterday.
Jennie and Pansy Paris. OF No. TIA
Salem avenue 5. W, have returned from
Lyncnburg, where they nave been visit
ing their grandmother, Mrs. Ii Paris
Mrs. James o. Hobbs, who has been
| absens from the city for several months,
has returned and is at her old homo at
the corner of Park street and Church
| avenue.
| Mr.. and Mrs. William Muscoe Semple,
of Martinsville returned homo Aestcr-
day, after spending the holidays with
Mrs. Semple's parents, Captain and Mrs.
| w. W. Berkeley.
| DR.. Sam u. Guerrant, formerly Of
| Calloway's, Franklin county, and later
resident physician of Bellevue Hospital,
New York, has arrived in Roanoke, and
| will locate here.
Sam V. Fulkerson, OF Bristol, Va,
stopped in the city last night on his
return home from Richmond, where he
attended the inaugural ceremonies of
Governor O'Ferrall.
The condition Of Mrs. w. II. Felix,
who has been ve:y sick for the past
week was very much improved ycster-
day. and her many friends hope that
the danger has past.
James M. Mason, special United
States attorney from Charlestown, w
Va ), passed through the city yesterday
on his way home from attending
United States Court at Wytheville.
DR.. and Mrs. McKinny, Of Pocahontas,
who have boon spending several DAYS
with the family Of w. c. Williams, left
yesterday morning for Florida, whore
they will spend the remainder of the
| winter.
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