The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-17
PERSONAL.

city yesterday
Bruce Felix won't to Buchanan yester-
day to spend a week.
Phil Huff has returned from visit to
his wife in Maryland.
Herbert Hale, Of RockY..,Mount, was
in tho city yesterday.
Mrs. II. Henry Price is visiting rela-
tives in Cumberland county.
George Markley went to Lynchburg
on tho noon train yesterday.
l.. b. Deyerlo went to Norfolk yester-
day, TO be gone several days.
Rev L. Ct Broughton will leave this
morning for B.toklyn, N. y.
w. NJ. wager. OF Wash ing ton, n for
mer resident of Roanoke, is in the city.
c. Z. Bryant, msnager of the Singer
Sowing Machine Company st Biueheld,
is in the city.
Walter S. Boone returned home yes
terday from visit to his parents In
Franklin county.
Mrs. n NJ. Newsom, Of Bedford City,
is visiting her SOD, W. X. Newsom, at
7OS Salem avecu5
Miss Bessie Gold, who has been Wis
iting friends in Washington, D. c., re-
turned home yesterday.
Mrs. E A. Walker and little daugh
ter, lone, went to Dublin yesterday to
spend month with relatives.
B. Lacy Hoge returned home last
night from Giles county, where he had
been several days on business.
Julian Barksdale, of the Norfolk and
Western Offices, returned home from a
short visit to Marion yesterday.
M;co Rott;o PiDford IF POcEu Mount
who has been visiting Miss Fannie Wal
thall, returned home yesterday.
Mrs. Mays and the children of M. l.
Staunton yesterday to spend a few
weeks.
T. S. Lazcll. who has been spending
several weeks vacation at his old home
in Maine, returns to Roanoke this
morning.
Justice G.. A. Turner, Mrs. Turner
home yeste day from visit TO relatives
in Franklin county.
j. FL. Glenn mer, left yesterday for
Fairfield, Rockbridge county, to attend
the funeral OF his brother, who died at
that place on Sunday.
Archer L. Payne returned home yes.
terday morning from Virginia Beach,
where he attended the meeting OF the
State Bar Association.
Judge A. j. Brand and family are
spending the summer at Coyner's
Springs Judge Braud will return to
town of mornings in time for business
c. T. Jennings, of the Richmond
Music Company, returned home yester
day from successful trip through
u, rf,,i., ~
his house.
Miss Annie NJ. Moomaw, of Clover
dale. who was one of the attendants at
the flower booth at the Crystal Springs
fete on Friday night, returned home
Yesterday.
S. Y. Fulkerson, a prominent young
lawyer OF Bristol, Va was in the city
yesterday on his return home from the
at Virginia Beach.
Louis A. Scholz. manager of the
brewery, has gone to New York to meet
his father, Joseph Scholz, who will ar
rive Wednesday from Bresler, Germany
They will reach Roanoke Friday.
Mrs p. f. Carter and children went
to Franklin county yesterday to visit
relatives at Waidsboro and Glade Hill
turn to the city In six weeks or two
months.
Miss Jennie Estes left yesterday for
Washington, where she will remain a
few weeks snd then go to Philadelph
Niagara Falls and other points North
and East and will return to this city
about September 1.
Miss Mary Field, of Petersburg, and
Miss Grimes, of Richmond, who have
bean visiting the family OF DR.. McBryde,
| at Blacksburg, were in the city y, ster-
| day OH their return homo
T. S. Davant, general freight agent of
the Norfolk and Western railroad, and
his private secretary, Pendleton Talia-
ferro. lefG yesterday for Manhattan
Beach, l. l F., to attend the meeting OF
tic Southern Railway and Steamship
| Association.
Rev e. b. Pollard left on the noon
train yesterday for Toronto, Canada, 10
attend the convention of the Baptist
Young Peoples Union, which convenes
at that city July 10. a. A. johnson left
last night for tho same place as dele
gaze from the First Baptist Church
Headquarters william Watts Camp G. W
Attention, Veterans
You will assemble at the hall OF the