The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-18
PERSONAL.

Caps D. IL. Wlngate went 10 bluenelu
yesterday.
Miss Lizzie German, OF Lynchburg, is
in the city.
w &. Moss went to Allegheny
Servings yesterday
john p Lee, of Rocky Mount, was in
tao city yesterday.
Mrs. &. e Webb went TO Radford yes
tcrday to visit relatives.
Mrs. Laura Wright went to Gu is tians
burg yesterday IN visit be- father.
MIR and Mrs. L L. Evans went to
Crockett Springs yesterday TO spend the
season.
Mrs. a. u. Woo ridge and daughter,
Mrs. w. d. Addison, are a. Crockett
Springs.
Mr and Mrs Ii L. Stone, Of Winston,
are visiting Ms. SioneS brother, w. l..
Ransom.
yesterday on trip through Georgia and
Alabama.
Mr. and Mrs. Lucian H. Cooke re-
turned from, visit 70 Hollins yesterday
afternoon
Chief Deputy Marshal John r.
Greene returned home yesterday from
b9nCuOurR
Miss Maude Kent, who has been
visiting near Elliston for week past,
has returned home.
Franklyn Oldham, Of Charleston, S
c., is in the city prospec Jag with the
Wow of Locating here.
Grayham Claytor, OF Bedford, is in
the city on business ana 10 visit his
brother, NJ FL Clayton.
DR.. s. S Guer ant returned home yes
.erday from visit to his farm at Gallo
ways, Franklin ,unty.
Miss Ella Fisher, OF Radford, who has
been visiting her uncle, Charles Fisher,
returned home yesterday.
John Pack, the day ticket agent at
the Norfolk and Western passenger de-
pot, ia at Bluefield for few days.
l.. w. Miller. of Baltimore, represent.
ing Boyd Jones & Co., was in the city
yesterday in the interests OF his house.
Messrs. Charles and Edward Lylo
went to Wylheville yesterday evening
to attend a reception 10 be given there.
noon train yesterday for Patrick
Springs, where he will spend his vaca-
ton.
Max herman, of Dablin. on extensive
cattle dealer, WAS in town yesterday.
Mr.. herman formerly resided in this
city.
Mrs. Kirknor, who has beer Visiting
her daughter in Law, Mrs Nettie Kirk
nor, OH Church avenue returned to her
homo a. New River yesterday.
S. H. Kefsuyer, OF the Roanoke
Manufacturing Company, started yrs
terday on trip through Sou thwess
Virginia to spend brief vacation.
Misses Loula Peters and Charlotte
Carr, went to Lowry, Bedford county
yesterday, where they will spend u
month with Miss Peters relatives.
w. 5 Boonc, who has been in the city
for several days, left yesterday for West
Virginia and kentucky in the in,ereet
Of the tobacco house of Reynolds Broth
erS.
Miss Susie Read Fellows went to
Montvalo yesterday, where she took
part in musicale last night for the
benefit OF the Methodist Church at that
place.
Miss Henrietta Jones. OF Baltimore,
who has been stopping with her uncle,
Joe Frank, for few days, went TO
Wytheville yesterday to spend few
weeks.
Frank, of Baltimore, q member o:
the firm OF Frank Bros, who has been
visiting his brother, Joe Frank, went
to Wytheville yesterday to look after
his interest there.
Miss Callie De Jarnett Staples left
Monday With her brother, Walter R.
Staples, Jr, for Rock bridge Alum
Springs, where they will spend the rest
of the month and August.
:, Capt. Peter Saunders, o prominent
citizen and former membe of The senate
and house of delegates from Franklin
county, was in the city yesterday and
left last night for the Allegheny Springs.
a party of young ladies and gentle
men made pleasant excursion to Nc
Aiee's Knob and the Roanoke Red Sui
phur Springs yesterday, leaving Roam
oke st 5 q. N. and returning late in the
afternoon. The following were in the
patty: Mrs. Little, of Suffolk; Miss
Katie Bowen, of Fauquier county; Miss
Agnes Stone. Miss Virginia Bickers. A
l.. Powell, j Frank Little and j. l. Lit
tie.
Prof. R. s. Powell. OF Ricdsville, N. c..
who has been dub cd "Bll Nye, Jr. +"
by the press, is in the city The pro-
fessor resem bles the Numerous William
very much and has added to the SINH
larity very much by shaving his head to
the thinness OF Mr. Nye's ba dness, and
also has fund of wit on tap for all
occasions. Professor Powell is q Mason,
an Odd Fellow, a Red Man, a Pythian
and an Elk.