The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-13
PERSONAL.

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| Mr.. and Mrs Charles r. Evans vent
to Blacks ourg yesterday.
Lewis Catogni went to Lynchburg
| yesterday on q business trip.
Deputy Marshal Chewing returned
| from Bedford county yesterday.
Mrs. Pryor Fitzgerald Is seriously i'll
| at her home in Southeast Roanoke.
Bruce Beatty, OF Rocky Mount. q
| former Roanoke TT sident, is in the city
Hon. Sturges Z Jones returned home
from Botetourt county yesterday morn
ing.
Miss Lillian Ramsey will leave to-.
morrow for Philadelphia to spend few
| weeks.
James M. Watts went to the Bedford
| Alum Springs yesterday to spend few
weeks.
Miss Florence Doggott has gone to
| Bedford to play match game of lawn
tennis.
Maj R M. Day and ]. A Plumley
returned home from visit to Buchanan
yesterday.
John R. Greene, chief deputy mar
shall of this district, went 10 Lynohburg
yesterday.
Mrs. Levy and Miss Mary Daniel went
to Louisa county yesterday to spend a
few weeks.
Misses Lulu and emma McEldowney
will leave to-day for Altoona, Pa, to
visit friends.
R. M. Backus left yesterday for
Terra Haute, Ind where he will per-
manently locate.
Misses Florence, Julia and Katie
Catogni, OF Richmond, are visiting their
| uncle, Lewis Catogni
Ernest l.. Stone, of the city postoffice,
who has been confined with the
mumps, is recovering.
Mr.. and Mrs w. H. Wainwright
went to Cnristiansburg yesterday morn
ing to spend Two weeks.
Samuel Carver and wife left yester
day morning for West Virginia, where
they will spend several days.
Mrs John w. Talley, of Richmond,
is visiting her friend, Mrs j * Gill
christ, COB Eighth avenue 8. W.
Miss Dora Trent who has been visit
ing relatives in Bell county, Texas, for
the past year, has returned home.
Mrs Charles b. Bell and little
daughter, Eliza, went TO Rcckbridge
county yesterday 10 visit relatives.
u1OOIc 1uu WIFE, CT Altoona,
who have been in the city for several
days, left last night for their home
Miss Lena w. Brown left yesterday
for Charlottesville, after an extended
visit to her sister, Mrs S Carver
Col. Mosby Il. Payne, president of
the First National Bank, of Buchanan,
was IN the city on business yesterday.
Mrs. Margaret Wingfeld, OF Eighth
avenue 8. W., will leave in a few DAYS
for the country to spend few weeks
Miss Lille Beaver left for Lexing-
ton yesterday afternoon, where she Will
spend the next Two weeks with rela-
tives.
j. j. Feather wen. to Cham blissburg
Bedford county, yesterday to visit his
brother, who is very sick with typhoid
lever.
Capt. A. j. Banks returned from Rad.
ford yesterday, where he went TO bid on
the construction of the dford water
works.
R. 7. Boswell left for Knoxville,
Tenn, yesterday afternoon in the in
terest Of the Bonsack Manufacturing
Company.
Charles Bell, secretary and treas
urer of the Pocahontas Coal Company,
is in Philadelphia on business for the
company.
M. Fitzpatrick, o, Wappinger's Falls,
n. prominent holder OF Roanoke
real estate, is in the city looking after
his investments here.
Miss Bunnie Fuqua, who has been
visiting the Misses Barnett in the city
for some time, returned TO her home az
LoWry's, Va. yesterday.
Pryor Woodson, who has been con.
fined TO! some time with tumor, is
thought to be worse and an operation
will be performed TO day
Mr.. and Mrs. G II. Lancaster left
yesterday afternoon by way OF tho koa
noke AM Southern train for Floyd
county, where they will visit Mrs Ian
casters parents.
Gecrg, c. Moomaw, who was kicked
on The knee by horse and painfully
AND severely I'M ired last tuesday, after
noon, is thought by his physician, d..
D. L. Stric Gland, TO be rapidly inproy
ing
Miss Lena Brown, of Charlottesville,
who has been Waiting Mrs. Blanken-
SNIP on Luck avenue, went 10 Luray
yesterday, and will return homo from
there after spencing few days .ith
friends
f. Tinsley, the efficient shipping
clerk OF F1shburne Brothers tobacco
factory, returned home yesterday from
Franklin, where he attended the mar
riage OF his aunt Miss Mary A. Woody,
to Peter l.. Penn, OF Patrick county.
Thomas s. Terrill who has been re-
ceiving medical treatment at Rich
mond for some time, is 10 the city, and
will leave to-day for his old home in
Orange county, where ha will snend a