The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-08-05
PERSONAL.

jug RANK tn6 ClOGQlOE, mas E0GuEn6Q
from an extended Eastern and Northern
trip.
q. R. Walker and Mrs. Bottle Easter
went to Boone's Mill yesterday to visit
relatives.
P. L. Terry and family left yesterday
for the Pulaski Alum Springs to spend a
few weeks.
Capt. Phil. Brown, proprietor OF the
Blue Ridge Springs, was in the city
yesterday.
The Roanoke Mandolin Club went to
Blue Ridge Springs yesterdny.to spend
few days.
Miss Leila Palmer Gray. of Rich
mond, is visiting Mrs. II. d. Lsfferty,
on Ninth avenue.
Lawrence Davis left yesterday after
noon for Allegheny Springs, whore he
will spend Sunday.
Special Agent EARLY, of the Norfolk
and Western, of Bedford City, was in
Roanoke yesterday.
c. e. Roberts, OF East Roanoke, has
gone to Cape May and Atlantic City to
spend his vacation.
Mosby II. Payne, president OF the
First National Bank OF Buchanan, was
in the city yesterday.
Miss Mia Fowler, of Alexadria, Is
visiting the Misses Crawford at No. 10,
Seventh avenue 8. W.
Miss Parker Turner went to Helms,
Franklin county, yesterday to visit
friends for few days
Mrs. w. d. Bowles and her little
granddaughter left yesterday for Clifton
Forge to visit relatives.
Sydney 3. and Marvin Pace left for
Charlottesville yesterday to visit their
father for couple Of weeks.
w. P. Blount, of Fifth avenue 8. g.,
returned yesterday from visit to Mr..
Blount's father at Buchanan.
Douglas Coles, OF Bent Mountain, Is
in the city visiting his uncle, II. o..
Shelor, on Patterson avenue.
James r. Wright, of East Roanoke,
has gone to Botetourt. 1t is rumored
chat he will not return alone.
Miss Mary Boord, OF Bedford, who has
been in the city for few days visiting
friends, left yesterday for Pulaski.
Mrs. Maggie De Armand, of Fifth
avenue 8. g., has returned from pleas
ant visit to friends in Philadel phia
Mrs. Anne D Parker, who Is sum-
mering at the Blue Ridge Springs. was
In the city for short time yesterday.
Robert Hopcroft and daughter, Inez,
went 10 Harrisonburg yesterday to spend
two weeks with friends and relatives.
Warren L. Rohr, passenger agent Of
the Norfolk and Western at Chatta.
nooga. Tenn was in the city yesterday
The Misses Stella and Bette E.
Schloss went to Helms, Franklin county,
yesterday to spend week with friends
Miss Mary Blackmore, OF Hampton,
Va, is in the city visiting the family. of
Capt. w. Il. Trent, on Henry street
8. w.
Mack Phelps, formerly with Lander
kin d. Michael, but now q resident of
Bedford City, is in Roanoke visiting
friends.
j. A. Timberlake, of the auditors de-
partment Of the Norfolk and Western,
has gone to Pughstown, Va, to spend
his vacation.
Hon. FL. S. Trout, John Trout and
Col. j. e. Porter went to Yellow Sui
phur Springs yesterday afternoon to
spend Sunday.
Hatton Reynolds, Of the tobacco firm
OF Reynolds Bros, returned yesterday
from an extended trip through the Shen-
andoah Valley.
Henry Howell, foreman Of masonry
on the Winston Salem division OF the
Norfolk and Western, will spend Sun.
day in Roanoke.
G. Child, of the firm of Gilkeson &
Child, who has been visiting relatives
in Staunton for the past two weeks
will return homo to-day.
Miss Ella Trent, daughter OF Capt. w.
ID. Trent, returned Yesterday from an
extended visit to friends in Northeast
ern Virginia and Washington
w. B. Moss, an employee of the Nor
folk and Western, left yesterday to
spend his vacation with relatives in
Lynchburg and Eastern Virginia.
II. M. Darnall, secretary and treasurer
OF the Fidelity Loan, Trust and Safe
Deposit Company. accompanied by his
two children, went to Martinsville yes.
terday to spend few days.
billie" German, of Chicago. is in the
city visiting his aunt, the wife OF the
late j. p. Cash. Mr.. German is an old
resident Of Roanoke having served his
apprenticeship in the Machine Works.
Harry l.. Tenny. stenographer at the
Norfolk and Western freight station,
lciU yesterday on an extended trip to
Columbus, Cleveland, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls, Rochester, New York, Norfolk
and Virginia Beach.
A special car % the Chesapeake and
Ohio railroad passed through the CITY
yesterday morning with Judge Hughes,
OF the United States circuit court, and
family en- route to Washington county,
where they will spend the remain der Of
the summer on the judges farm.
Miss Eva Hamilton, OF Dyersburg,
Tenn, who has been visiting the family
of Rev. w. f. Hammer for several DAVIS,
returned to her home yesterday. Miss