The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-04-10
PERSONAL.

Arthur T. Derr returned home from
Lynchburg yesterday.
Judge Winfield Griffin. OF Salem. was
in the city yesterday.
Capt II. c. Delhi is the smiling father
of twins, one of each kind.
Officer j. A. Vest, who has boon
seriously i'll for some time, is i'm prov
ing.
d. P. Coppedgs, u Bedford City tobac.
conist, was in the city yesterday ard
Sunday.
Lawrence S. Davis and Gordon Poynts
have returned home FROM L visit to
Staunton.
Antonio Mannoni, Norfolk and West
ern agent at Elliston. WAS in the city
yesterday.
Maj.Andrew Lewis has returned from
De Funiak Springs, Fla, where he spent
the winter.
Paul Sherer, emigration agent of the
Norfolk and Western railroad, is in
New Orleans.
William A. Cannaday, OF Deyerle,
Roanoke county, is visiting his son, j.
K. Cannaday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burdine Bishop Of
Floyd Court House, are spending few
QayS In In6 ClLy.
DR.. j. Waddy Davis has returned
homo from a weeks visit to Richm ond
and Hanover county.
Miss Emma Wampler, OF Crocketts,
Va, is visiting Miss Cordelis Flanagan
on Fourth avenue n. W.
B. A. Brophy, clerk in General
Manager Sands office, went to Altoona
last night to be gone few days.
Hon. William G. Evans, who has been
dangerously i'll for several days, is
much better and is pronounced out Of
danger.
j. w. Rhodes, teller at the Roanoke
Loan, Trust and Safe Deposit Company,
is rejoicing over the advent of young
banker at his house.
Miss Blanche Lawson is in Lynch
burg to attend the wedding of her
cousin, Miss Mary Kinnear, to take
place there this morning.
w. C. Tracy, an expert of Cleveland,
Ohio, was i'll the city yesterday. Ho
came here to open safe for the Far
mers Bank 1T Salem which he accom-
piished in ten minutes.
r. W. Leary, of Baltimore, formerly
in tho Office. of Superintendent Wal
strum, of the Norfolk and Western
telegraph office, is in the city visiting
his brother, Prof. p. c. Leary.
Capt. Charles G.. Cushman, president
and manager Of the Cushman Iron Com.
pany, left yesterday on a business trip
10 Richmond, New York and Philadel-
pnia to be gone five or six days.
Mrs. John Hampton Hoge and Misses
Trout, Penn and Kellogg have returned
from Biacksburg, where they attended
the cadets german at the Virginia
Agricultural anc Mechanical College.
j. W. Clrle, the weil-known colored
bar Der, went to Lynchburg yesterday TO
attend the funeral of his sister, lars
William Creighton William Creighton,
.]r., the son of tho deceased, accompanied
him.
Rev. r c Anderson, of tho Second
Presby terian Church, went to Montvale
yesterday, where he preached last night
at the revival meeting that is in pro-
gress in that town. Mr. Anderson will
return to-day.
Rev. b. l. Ball, tho new presiding
elder OF tho Roanoke district OF the
Meth odist Church, was in the city Sun
day and preached Sunday night at
Grace Church. lie loft last night for
his home at Leesburg Va.
c. d. Fox, G. c.; E. b. Jacobs, II. Y.
Linebuck and f. j. Burks, p. G. C.'s
left on the midnight train Sunday night
for Washington, from whence they will
go to Alexandra to attend tho meeting
OF tho grand lodge of the Odd Fellows
OF Virs mia, which commences in that
city to-day.
ATTEND the auction sale Of cloth in
the Day Building, Campbell street, Oh.
posite the postofice, beginning Wednes.
day. April IL, at $3.50 p. M.
j. ID. McNAMEE, agent for G.. g. w.,
Painter am pre- pared TO do all kinds
OF painting on shora notice Satisfac-
ton guaranteed in quality OF work and
terms of payment
w. w. RoBfNsON has moved with Mas
sic IL Martin to Jefferson street. Orders
left there for moving pianos AMI furni
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