The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-02-28
PERSONAL.

Captain Henri DAWN is in the city
Councilman Fackenthal went to
Lynch burg yesterday.
Several students. Of IIollins Institute
were in the city yesterday.
Clarence Gregory left on the onoon
train yesterday for Lynchburg.
c. Gregory left yesterday for
| Chase City, where he will in the future
| reside.
L. N. Tinsiey returned from short
business trip to Bedford City yesterday
morning.
Vice President W. c. Bullet, OF tho
Norfolk and Western, returned to Phila.
delphia yesterday.
Charles Staples, who has been in this
city for several months, left yesterday
for mis- home at Staunton.
l.. L. Powell, formerly OF this city,
but now of Richmond, is in Roanoke
for q few days on business.
Col f. X. Fries, of Winston, presi-
dent of the Roanoke and Southern Rail
road Company, is in the city.
P. Ii. billiard, who has been in the
city several days on business, returned
to his home at Rocky Mount yesterday
Miss A. D. Johns, of Iron Gate, who
has been visiting Mrs. w. II. Trent
for several weeks, left yesterday for
her home.
Miss Annie Goodman, of Bedford,
who has been visiting friends in the
city for several days, returned home
yesterday.
Harry A. Hurt, of Franklin county,
| returned from a business trip TO Blue
field yesterday, and will leave to-day
for Rocky Mount.
Col. John Hampton Hoge returned
home last night from Christiansburg,
where he has been attending Mont
gomery county court.
Mrs linda w. Blackburn will be mar
ried to day at her home at 81 Franklin
road to DR.. Ira n. Bishop, prominent
physician Of Brunswick, Ga.
Mrs. George s. Jack went to Salem
last night to attend the closing exercises
OF the Salem Development Hill school, of
which Mr.. Jack is principal.
Rev. S. l.. Rice and wife left yester
day for Staunton to attend the confer
ence OF the United brethren Church,
which convenes there to DAY.
r. Cary Smith, an enterprising young
journalist connected with the .dltorial
d partment Of the Richn ond Times, is
in the city on business for his paper.
Deputy Marshal John r. Greene left
yesterday for Fluvana county to sum-
non witnt sses and jurors for the March
term of the United States court, at
| Lynchburg.
j. Ii. Grayhill left yesterday morn.
| ing for Martinsville, w. Va in response
to telegram announcing the death of
his sister, Mrs. Mollie Moler, at her
home in that city
A telegram was received at The gen
eral Offices of the Norfolk and Western
railroad yesterday morning stating that
the father of President l.. j. Ktmball
WAS dead at Philadelphia.
Mr.. and Mrs. 7. e Nininger and
daughter, who have been spending toe
past three months at the home Of Capt.
d L. smoot, on Church avenue, left
yesterday for their home in Florida.
Hannabal A. Williams, the Shake
spearian reader, who is 80 pleasantly
rememt cred in Roanoke, passed through
the city yesterday on his way to Sails.
bury, N. c., where he will give a recital
tonight.
John M. Tucker, formerly with
Oakley & Woolwinc, left on the noon
train yesterday for Charleston, s. c., to
accept the position as manager for Nc
Allister brothers, funeral directors of
that city.
Lawrence Montgomery, OF Montgom-
cry, w. Va, who with his parents, has
been visiting his sisters. who are
students OF Virginia College, left yes
terday Tor the University OF Virginia,
where he is studying medicine.
Col. John ii Alexander, supreme
representative of tho knights OF
Pythias, for Virginia. who was the
principal speaker at the Pythian cole
oration Monday night, left on the noon
train yesterday for his homo at Lees.
burg
Vlce-pfesident and General Manager
Joseph III Sands and family, and ! C
Cassell, superintendent OF the Lynch
ouIg division OF the Norfolk and West
ern, left on Major Sands suecial car ar