The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-13
PERSONAL.

j. R. Eskin, Of Radtord, is in the oitv.
Q. P. Mahood, Of "R. j. R." fame, ia
In town.
NJ. Wolf, Of Finosstle, was in the oity
yesterday.
Col, T. a. Kasey:, of Salem. was In the
city yesterday.
Edward Lyle went to Baltimore YES
terday morning.
j. P. Paint, a Knoxville business man.
was In the city yesterday.
K. +. Peters is confined to his room
at Hotel Felix with erysipelas.
Mrs. Luke Garrett, who has been sick
for the past week, has recovered.
Judge James A. Dupuy went to Rocky
Mount on the noon train yesterday.
M. E. King went to Bluefield yes.
terday to visit his brother for two weeks.
Capt. D. G. Booth, a popular Balti-
more drummer, was in the city yester-
day.
Maj. Malcolm w. Bryan has returned
from ten days trip through Southwest
Virginia.
j. ii. Chalmers. president of the First
National Bank, OF Salem, was in town
yesterday.
@. G. Wentworth, OF the American
Bridge and Iron Works, is at Baltimore
on business.
George M. Findley, Of the firm OF
Findley & Stanley, OF Martinsville, was
in town yesterday.
Eratus Morgan will return to Rich
mond to day, whore he is q guard at the
State penitentiary.
Mrs Lawman, of Maryland, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. j. D. Smith, of
Third avenue s. W.
a. r. Colman left on the noon train
yesterday for Lexington, Va, where he
will spend several days.
Fifty young ladies OF the Virginia
College will go to Natural Bridge to-
morrow on an excursion.
DR.. John R. Guerrant. of Franklin
county, was in town yesterday visiting
his brother, DR.. S. S. Guerrant.
Miss Anna Msgee, of Bristol who as
been visiting Mrs. Luke Garrett for
several days, returned home yesterday
afternoon.
Miss Minnie Hopkins, an attractive
and popular young lady Of Bedford, is
visiting the family Of J. B. Elliot on
Rorer avenue.
Miss Gertrude Boatwright. daughter
OF j. s. Boatwright. secretary OF the
Virginia College for Young Ladies, has
been quite i'll for several days.
h. j. Won Hemert, of Norfork,
former resident of this city, Ia in the
city, accompanied by j. D Cocnins,
banker OF Amsterdam, Holland.
Erasmus f. Peters. recently chief
clerk at Catogni's brothers restaurant,
is confined to his room st Hotel Felix
with severe attack OF erysipelas.
j. ID. Thomas, AL. Armstrong, Ed.
Swartz and D. l.. Hodge, all Of the Nor
folk and Western offices, left last night
to spend Sunday at the Peaks OF Otter.
Mics Sallie E. Smith, of Harrison
burg, Va, is in the city visiting her
brother, B. e Smith, f.gman on the
Norfolk and Western railroad, who was
seriously injured at Deyerle some days
ago.
Edward H. Donnelly, secretary of
the Central Democratic Club. who has
been so seriously i'll and who has been
confined TO his bed at his residence.
So Fourth avenue n O., for the past two
weeks with pneumonia, is progressing
favoraoly, but is not considered out OF
danger yet. Mr. Donnelly's work will
be missed during the present campaign.
Utway Rhodes and bride, nee Miss
Sadie Fordyce. of West Grafton, w.
Va, have returned to Roanoke after an
extensive bridal tour of week. Mr..
Rhodes and Miss Fordyce were married
at West Grafton last Monday evening
at .. m. at the residence of the brides
father, William II. Fordyce. The
groom is the efficient and popular stamp
clerk in the city postoifice.
Five Dollars Per Month.