The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-01-21
PERSONAL.

Davis Ayres, OF Rocky Mount, is in
the city
Henry Body went to Lynchburg on
business yesterday.
w. c. Bullitt, vice-president OF the
Norfolk and Western, is at Philadelphia.
G. B Reynolds, a lumber dealer OF
Greensboro, N. c., was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. J. W. Airheart is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. .. Lucas, at
Radford.
Chief Engineer w. w. Coe. of the
Norfolk and Western railroad, is at
Kenova, w. Va.
Col. Asa Rogers has returned from an
extended business trip to Stanton az d
other places in Virginia.
j. P. Thompson, of Lynchburg, who
has been in the city for several days,
returned home yesterday.
]. T. Brizzi, OF the Norfolk and West
ern Offices, left yesterday for Baltimore
TO spend several days with relatives.
Mrs Il Lacy Hoge and children we mt
to Cambria, Va, last evening to visit
Mrs Hogo's father Captain Hatcher
II. r Goodman, OF Washington, is in
man, OF tn" Norfolk and Western Offices
lucian Moomaw, OF Glovcrdale. who
has been in tho city visiting friends for
several days, returned homo yesterday.
P A. Good win. OF the Norfolk ana
Western offices, left on the noon train
yesterday for Petersburg to spend Sun
dav
II a Washington, of the auditors
office of the Norfolk and Western, vent
10 Washington yesterday to spend Sun
day.
Rev. j. S. Engle, pastor of Grace
Methodist Church, returned bone yes
terday from visit to his friends ct
Shenandoah.
Deputy Sergeant z: H. Wright was
busily eng ged yesterday in buying
toys for new nine pound girl that is
stopping at his home.
Theodore Low, superintendent ofthe
Lynchburg and Durham division Of the
Norfolk and Western, was in the city
yesterday accompanied by his family,
who were en- route North.
j. Ii. Scales, who was chosen dele
gate to the Christians Endeavor oonven n
tion al Lynchburg. WAS unable to leave
yesterday, and w Moore accompanied
j. R. Collingwood in his place
Mrs W. II. Groves left yesterday for
Millsboro, Bath county, TO join her bus.
band, Rev. w. Il. Groves, formerly pas
tor OF Bethany Presbyterian Church.
who has been placed in charge OF the
Presbyterian Church at Mils6oro.
Thomas J. Baldwin. a rising young
journalist, is in this city in che interest
Of = syndicate OF papers. - is under
stood his m-Sjon 70 Roam .se is 10 wri tt
up toe industries of this section fol
publication in the metropolitan papers
Row. S l. Rice, pastor or the Unite
Brethren Church, has returned from
Toms Brook, Shenandoah county, Va
where no has been conducting a ter
days meeting The meeting was very
succcSsful and there wore 1875 CONVEX
lions.
j. w. Hancock. secretary OF the Roam
oke Light Infantry, received letter
yesterday from Capt. a. l.. Warner a.
Richmond, stating that he would return
to Roanoke Monday. He also said tina
he would be examined yesterday for his
com ssion.
d. w. Flickwir, general supsrin-
tendent, and w. t. Keene, division
engineer, maintenance of way Of
| The Norfolk and Western railroad, viii
return home from the North to-day
1t is expected that Mr.. Flickwir's par
ents will accompany him homo.
Hon M. G. Thomas, representative
from this city in the State legislature
arrived at home Yesterday morning ant
will be in the city several days In hit
capacity as a member OF house commit
tee on schools, colleges and asylums hi
will visit the asylum at Marion and thu
| Virginia Agricultural and Mechanical
College at Blacksburg before returning
| to Richmond.
An Interesting Letter.