The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-01
PERSONAL.

Elliston. spent yesterday in the city.
John Profits, OF Floyd Court House,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Miss LISA Firestone is in the city
visiting Miss Ora Bower on Fifth ave.
nue..
Mrs. G. NJ Turner is in Franklin
county visiting the family OF Taz~ell
Helms.
Dalton billiard. young attorney OF
Rocky Mount, is in the city visiting
friends.
Mrs. Belle f Spence left yesterday to
visit her sister, Mrs. Hanson, at A..
lanta, Ga.
Miss Nora Smoos Left yesterday to
spend q few weeks with friends in Bed
ford county.
Charles c. Price, deputy sheriff of
Franklin county, was in the city yesser
day on business.
Judge Horsley took supper and spent
the evening with Caps. w. w. Berkeley
at Vinton Yesterday.
Miss Ella 'Og burn, OF Winston, N G,
is in the city visiting the Misses Kinsey
on Tazewell street s. W.
j. E. Easter, an employee OF Copper &
Stone, furniture dealers, is in Floyd
county visiting relatives.
Miss Lettie Johnson returned to
Christiansburg yesterday after pleas
ant visit to friends in this city.
Louis A. Scholtz. manager OF the
Virginia Brewery, returned yesterday
from business trip to Buchanan.
Rev. II. FL. II. Joyce, pastor OF the M.
E. Church, South, of ::Elliston, spent
yesterday in the city visiting friends
James F. Wrenn, formerly contrac-
tor of this city, but now of Petersburg,
is in Roanoke visiting his many friends.
w. P. Camp went to Lynchburg last
night in answer to a telegram saying
that his sister-in-laW was not expec ted
to live.
Mrs. John Davis, of Waidsboro,
franklin county, is in the city visiting
Mrs. G. A. Turner, on Tazewell street
@. W.
j. w Moore, formerly OF this city, but
now of Norfolk. who has been here on a
visit for some days, left yesterday for
his home.
r. Scott was not in court yester-
day, as his 6 months-old child is still
quite i'll. His family are now on Mill
Mountain.
F. f. Bachman, OF Philadelphia, ia in
the city visiting friends. Mr.. Bachman
was formerly superintendent Of tho
Salem furnace.
Henry Stoll manager of the Bowdre
Shoe Company. left last night for Boston
and other Northern cities to be absent
about two weeks.
Rev. Father p. j. Garvey. Catholic
priest Of Philadelphia, is in the city Wis
iting Rev. Father j. w. Lynch, pastor
of st. Andrews Church.
w. 81. Skinner, an employee of
Thomas & Burns, left yesterday for
Middleport, Ohio to visit friends and
relatives for few weeks.
The Misses Alada and Sadie Boo IN
will leave to-day for Philadelphia and
other Northern points to spend the
remainder of the summer.
Miss Johnson, of Christiansburg, &C.
companied by her guest, Miss Sue
Douglas, of Philadelphia, was in the
city for short visit yesterday.
e. s McNamee and Jacob Marks. del.
egates from st. James M. E. Church,
left yesterday for Buchanan to attend
the meeting of the district conference.
Bruce Hunt, stenographer in the law
office OF Scott & Staples, returned yes
terday afternoon from q two weeks
vacation spent at the Piedmont Spring
in North Carolina.
Rev. G. Thomp son. Edward Smith
and d. M Moss have gone to Eagle
Rock, Botetourt county, as delegates
from the Lee Street Methodist Church
to attend the Roanoke district confer
ence that convenes at that place to-day.
Miss j. D. Wheel. who has been visit
ing her aunt Mrs. Templeton, on Wood
street left yesterday for her home at
Fairfield. She was accompanied by
Miss Lille Templeton, who will spend
several weeks in Rockbridge and Au-
gusta counties.
TIE Marshall & Wandel ia the great