The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-11-03
PERSONAL.

Miss Maud LAWRENCE. daughter OF
Rev. j. P. Lawrence, of:Halifss county,
who has been visiting the family Of
Capt. w. w. Berkeley ct GLAD: Creek !"
returned home yesterday.
| Miss Willie Li.dsay, n, p,istol.
daughter OF Capt, lWm. g, T,rdsav. is
visiting Miss Ida ELAN, No. ss9 Mar
shall avenue southwest.
G. j. Hicks, Of New York. railroad
secretary Of the tnterna tional commit,ee
| OF the Y. Nd. G. A. and State Secretsry
II. o Williams, together with Sunerin-
tendent Cassell, inspected tho v NJ C.
A. building in the West End Yesterday.
j, D. Hobbie went to Lyncbburg on
business yesterday.
George N. Grass, represe,,;,o the
piano arm OF George Stock e Co. OF
New York. was in the city on business
yesterday.
a. r. Ferguson and wife, OF White
POST, who wore married in Winchester
last wednesday,, passed through the
city yesterday en- route to Norfolk,
Washington aud Philadelphia.
Prof. G. B. Caunaday, of Ro.noke
College, was In the city yesterday.
w. H. RUSSELL won't to Nor,o,k ON
business yesterday.
C. t. Davis, travelling correspOndent
OF the Richmond Dispatch, VINO has
been in the city on business connected
with his paper, left for Rocky Mount
yesterday to attend big Democratic
barbecue that is to be given ,berc to
day. N
c. b. Camper, editor of the +. ncaste
Herald, was in tho city Yesterday &C.
companied by his wife and two children.
MRS. Clara Walthal and Mrs. Luns
ford.
p. j. Kelly, Of Baltimore, vino has
oeen In the city for ten days, looking
after mineral interests, returned home
LAST night.
John e. Brown, OF Bristol, is in the
city on legal business.
Miss Mamie Follows, who has been
visiting her cousin, Mrs. G. p. Read,
returned to her home in Fincastle yes
terday.
Mr.. and Mrs. g.. M. Woodward ar.
rived home this morning from Bal,i.
more, where Mr.. Woodward has been
under surgical treatment for several
weeks.
John M. Catogni, who has been quite
sick for several days, is able to be on
tne btreetS again.
Hon. A. G. Staples went to Abingdon
yesterday to attend the United States
district court, which Is in session
there.
Victor, tho young son of Josiah
Friend, who has been very Hills improv.
ing.
Miss Mary Gordon, of Louisa county,
IL in the city visiting her sister, Miss
Bessie, at the residence OF Thohas w.
Miller.
Judge Henry E, Blair, Of. Ealem,
stopped over in the city yes of Of on
his way home. ol&
Judge John w. Woods hs WI ned
after few days vacation in {. mAH .ry
Miss Sallie and Mr.. N. va of
Martinsville, are in the az e
their brother, w. f. Bry
Eighth avenue g. W. 1,h 81
wiling sii e s ~ s AsSser, OF H. s
Thompson, on Roanoke street 8, ~
Miss Madge Lam bert, of Slid Is
town, w. Va, who has been Hn ng
her sister, Mrs. X. e. Greenwk as
returned home. NV
John c. Ten Eyck, prom ne 3 mem
Der of the Now York bar, is registered
at Hotel Roanoke.
Gilbert Osey, OF Kimball avenue n. O.
will succeed his father as engineman in
the Roanoke Machine Works.
j. ii. Lowman, form erly with the
Roanoke Gas and Water Company, blu,
now with tho Fsrmville Water, Light
and Heat Company, is in the city visit
ing relatives.
Mayor p. L. Saunders, Of Bedford
City, is in the city On legal business
While here Mr.. Saunders is the guest oi
his sister, Mrs Ii. L. Merriman, Oh
EiRhth avenue g. W.
Captain George Prince, OF Boaton,
Mass, is visiting his niece, Mrs. Julia
ID Lazell, at the Bachelor Club.
w. and NJ McNamara, of Bueaa
Vista, are visiting their brother, T. j
MCNAMARA, of No. ZIG Fifth avenue n. G
General Wanton S. Webb, of "Florida
on Wheels" L French, Wellingto ton
Ohio, and c. II. Wiley and wife of Har;
ford. Conn, are registered OF Hote
Roanoke.
Miss Fanny Harris, daughter OF Con
gresham VIM. A Harris, OF Kansas
who, together with her little brother
mas been visiting tho Misses Crane OIL
Ninth avenue 8. W, left yesterday tt
spend The winter in Texas.
Miss Rosa Boley has gone to Licking
ton TO visit relatives.
"FLORIDA ON WHEELS"