The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-16
PERSON

business.
Frank H. Smith, OF Danville. was in
the city last night.
M. L. DeVauit. of Bristol, Tenn is
in the city few days on business.
W. A Weaver and wife, OF LIE Loupe,
kas., are visiting friends in the city.
George w Hill, of Pine Pail, n. C,
was in Roanoke on business yesterday.
Frank Jones returned yesterday after.
noon from brief trip to Lowrie. in
Eastern Virginia.
L. L. Burke, Of Cross Keys, Va, is
visiting his sister, Mrs. NJ j. Austin,
on Seventh avenue S. W.
Mrs. lack Spencer, of Eighth avenue
n. W, has about recovered from Sc
we're attack Of malarial fever.
j. E. Moore, of Pulaski, and JAS. W.
Hinton, of Richmond were among the
visitors in the city YESTERDAY.
A. II Giboney, OF Tszewell, was in
the city yes :erday afternoon looking
around with view of coating here
w Baldwin, chief of the Norfolk
ana Western corps of detectives, re-
turned last night from Bluefie.d.
Judge w D. Vaughan, of Radfo-d,
stopped in the city few hours yester-
day on his way home from Lynch burg
Policeman Rigney returned yesterday
afternoon from Lynchburg, where he
had been attending the United States
Court.
telegram was received from MIR
Felix last night 10 the effect that mia
wife was slightly better but she is still
very ILL.,
A L. Miller. of Pulaski. son of Hon
j. Rush Miller, the late Prohibition
candidate for governor, was in the city
last night.
Capt w. H. Lookabill, who is United
States storekeeper and gueger, located
in Washington county, is visiting his
family in the city.
Frank Webber. formerly compositor
on the Daily Record, will leave next
week for Lexington, Ky, where he will
accept position on paper.
Miss Addie billiard, student at the
Virginia College for Young Ladies,
went to Rocky Mount yesterday to
visit her parents, Mr.. and Mrs p. H.
billiard.
Messrs. J. W. Coon, r. A. Buckner
and Roy Il. Smith left last night for
Norfolk on q business trip They will
return either tomorrow afternoon or
sunday morning.
T. S. Van Horn wishes to return
thanks to the fire department and those
who rendered valuable assistance in
saving his property from dee truction by
ii @ on Tuesday last.
Charles Pate rson, who went to
Petersburg represe ntng the Roanoke
Athletic Club at thA meeting of The
State league neid there Wednesday, re-
turned home yesterday morning.
The condition of Mrs r. l. Wade,
mother OF N. NJ. Wade, is not improved
and the end is expected at any time
Edith, tho 3year-old daughter OF Mr..
Wade, is also in critical condition.
Miss Alice Kent, of Louisa, who has
been visiting Mrs. Judge w. S Gooch
for several weeks, left on the noon train
yesterday for the University Of Vir-
ginla, where she will visit her brother,
Dr.. c. M. Kent.
D. w. Flckwir, general superintend-
ont Of the eastern division OF the Nor
folk and Western railroad, returned
from an eastern trip in his private car
yesterday afternoon He was accom-
panied By Mrs. Flickwir.
Commonwealth's Attorney b. s
Pedigc, w. II. Stigleman and II. w
simmons three young members of the
Floyd county bar, were in the CITY
Wednesday night and left yesterday
morning for Lynchburg to attend the
United States court in session there.
THE Solomon Jewelry Company, Of
l04 Salem avenue, Will offer at public
auction fine burglar Are proof safe fit
for the jewelry trade
| Don't forget the wrecked shoe sale at
Goldstein's, corner Salem avenue and
! jefferson street.
Old papers for al ~ this Office ten
| Cent? 10"
| JAPANESE Liver Pellets arc small,
but great in their effects; no gripping;
| SO doses 25 cents. Sold at Christian q,