The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-05-18
PERSONAL.

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| operator, is in town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Belt, of Batavia,
Ohio, are in the city.
Mrs. j. Fishburne Is visiting her
parents st Chattanooga.
James G. Meyer. Of Bluefield, is in
the city visiting relatives.
Mrs Roy b. Smith returned home
from Lynchburg yesterday.
Harry Jack returned home Yesterday
from visit to Franklin county.
j. W. Rawn, q prominent Craig county
farmer, was in town yesterday.
Major J. 81. Featherstone has re.
turned from avisit to Petersburg.
Capt. Thomas F. Sarles, of Chris
tiansburg, was in the city yesterday.
Col. j. H. Spencer, Martinsville to-
bacconist, was in the city yesterday.
| H. B. Linny, represe nting the Rich
mond Dispatch, was in town yesterday
| T. w. Watson and bride, of Winston.
were in the city yesterday on their way
| North.
| w. w. Workman won't to Bluefleld
yesterday to look after his business
| interests.
| DR.. j. T. Strickland returned home
yesterday from few days visit to Win.
ston, N. c.
w. P. Gray and R. H. Curtill. Of
| Staunton, were in the city on business
yesterday.
| e. Worthington, OF Danville, repre-
senting tobacco house, was In the city
| yesterday.
| 0Miss Lettie Johnson. Of Christians
| burg, is visiting her friend, Miss Lizzie
Taliaferro.
! Ralph D. Gum, of Richmond. is
visiting his father, ex-Mayor Giles
Gum, at Vinton.
Policemen Aiken and Locke are
spending few days at Shawsville
| hunting and fishing.
Rev. W F. Hammer went to LYNCH =
burg and Lexington yesterday and will
| return to-day.
James E. Mulcare, who has been con-
fined to his home for several days, was
on the streets yesterday.
Miss Grace Lakewood, of Montvale,
who has been in the city few DAYS,
returned home yesterday.
Capt. Peter f. Shelton, of Basham.
Floyd county, is in the city. on his way
| home from Lynchhurg.
The ladies Of Calvary Baptist Church
Will hold strawberry fete on Jefferson
street on tho 25th and Goth inst.
Rev. S. l.. Rice, pastor of the United
Brethren Church, went to Shenandoah
yesterday to spend few days.
r. Carey Smith, OF the Richmond
Times, was in the city yesterday on
business connected with his journal.
Mrs. G. c. Talisferro is visiting her
| daughter, Mrs. T. A. Wharton, who is
very sick at her home at Petersburg.
II. R. Colman returned vesterdav
afternoon from Lexington, where he
has been visiting relatives for the past
| few days.
E. B. Spencer, of the First National
| Bank, has moved to his new home on
Campbell avenue near the ictersection
| Of Patterson avenue.
N. G. Keeling, Of Blue Ridge Springs,
left yesterday for Denver, Colo, as a
delegate to the national convention OF
railway photographers.
ID. L. Olmsted, OF Chattanooga, is
visiting his daughter, Miss Elsie Ohm
| sted, who is student of the Virginia
College for Young Ladies.
Miss Helen I'm boden, of Petersburg.
arrived in the city yesterday afternoon
and is visiting her aunt. Mrs. Philip
| LocRett. on Franklin road.
Joseph FL. Jones. the infant son of
| w. w. Jones, who died at 9 o'clock
Wednesday night, was buried Yesterday
afternoon in the City Cemetery.
Policeman a. II. Griffin left last night
| for Riverson, in response to telegram
that his brother who has been i'll there
| for several weeks, was not expected to
| live.
| Mas Ella Teas, of Pennsylvania and
Miss Ella Lukens, OF Eastern Virginia.
are visiting Mrs. Charles T. Lukens,
wife OF the proprietor of the Eagle
dairy.
hon: w. P. Dupuy, postmaster of
| Roanoke, returned home yesterday
morning from a visit to Petersburg,
| where he was summoned as a witness
in law suit.
j. Fl. Morris, of the firm OF Graves 6,
Morris stenographers, returned from
Petersburg yesterday, where he has
been reporting case in couIt for the
last eight days.
Rev DR.. c. r. Vaughn, Judge James
a. Dupuy, Rev. DR.. W. G. Campbell
and Walter Il. Saunders returned home
yesterday from Rocky Mount, where
they had been to attend the funeral Of
Col. George e. Dennis.
| George Atkinson and wife and the
| Misses Ella and Mollie Still, of Ennis.
| w. Va, arrived in Roanoke yesterday.
Mr.. Atkinson will remain in the city
for few days with j. A. Broyles, while
the ladies' OF the party went to Danville
to visit friends at their old homo.
%. Kiser. OF Vinton, popular trav.
cling salesman for Strother & Son, of