The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-03-13
PERSONAL.


the city yesterday.
Henry Scholz went to Bedford City on
business yesterday.
j. N CARRIER, of Harrisonburg, was in
Roanoke yesterday.
r. M. Burlington, of Richmond, was
in the city Yesterday.
Rev. Father j. w. Lynch went to
Lynchburg yesterday.
Joe Chapman went to Bonsacks on
business trip yesterday.
j. H. Morris left yesterday for Wythe-
Vile on q short business trip.
Deputy Clerk d D j. Staples is
quite i'll at his home in the city.
R b. Wilkinson and Jno. M. Fisher,
of Lynchb burg, spent Sunday in the city.
A A Phlegar, OF Chris ;iansburg, was
in tho city yesterday on legal business.
John r. Charlton, representing the
Richmond Paper Company, was in tho
city yesterday.
VIM. Wager left yesterday for Wash
ington and Baltimore to be absent sew
eral days on business.
r. W. Tillett took the oath of office
OF city sergeant yesterday before
Judge John w. Woods.
Mrs. Rufus Willett left yesterday for
Pettisville, Ind. where her husband
won't several weeks ago.
E. M Dawson, the popular manager
OF Joseph Coins clothing house, went
to Lynchburg yesterday.
Col. U. L. Boyce, of Boyce. Va, u d.
rector Of the Shenandoah Valley rail-
road was in the city yesterday
John L. Jett and son, Cabell, OF Floyd
HDnSp
yesterday on their way to Lynchburg.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. o. Dobyns, OF Floyd
Court House, were in the city yesterday
and left on the neon train for Lynch
burg.
DR.. r. w. Fry. who has been spend
ing sometime in Bristol and other
places. returned to Roanoke Saturday
night
j. w. Kirk, a popular engineer en- the
Norfolk and Western railroad, Is visit
ing friends at Barton. Montgomery
county.
Mr. and Mrs | Ernest Boone returned
home yesterday from visit TO Mrs.
Boone's father, Maj j IL. Sublett, at
Allegheny Springs.
N c. Dooley, a popular Roanoke com
poster, went 10 Bedford yesterday to
spend few weeks at his old home on
account Of his health.
Miss Ida Black, q popular salcslady
at Rosenbaum Brothers, returned home
yesterday from Pocahontas, where she
has been visiting her friend, Miss Kate
Magee.
Miss Alice Hart. of Hollins Institute.
and Hug s Hart, f lllmpdcn Sidney
College, who nave been spending fc
few days with their brother, John NJ
Hart, returned To school yesterday
Mr.. a. Barlow, OF No. 33l Campbell
| avenue, received sad news by telegram
yesterday Of tho death OF her mother
| Mrs. Barlow viii be unable To attend the
| funeral on account of her own sickness.
Rev n. Barnhardt, editor of the
| Franklin Times, passed through the
| city yesterday from his homo to Dale
| Vile, where he lectured last night be-
fore the Botetourt normal school on the
subject: Watch"
Harry S. Frizzelle, who has been worry
i'll at the home of his fasher-in.l law, a
III. Owens, on Church avenue, for some
time is not expected to live. His SOD,
j. II. Frizzelle, of Savannah, arrived in
the city yesterday, and is at his bed
side.
Rev. l. G.. Broughton, pastor of tho
Calvary Baptist Church, left yeste day
for Winston, where he occurred LAST
night From Winston nc goes 20 Raleigh,
where he will hold a revival for two
weeks. Rev. Mr.. Whitescarver will fill
his pulpit during his absence.
Geo. McH. Gish left on last nights
train to attend the United States Court
at Lynchburg, which convenes to day
He represents as counsel the fist case
on the docket, j. fl. Moran, OF Rad ford
as we'll as fourteen other cases, and will
| be ahannt during tho torn OF tho court