The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-21
PERSONAL.

was In the city yesterday.
Hon. M c Thomas came down from
Crockett Springs yesterday.
j p. Barksdale went to Patrick
county yesterday en- business
R l. Thomas, of Clifton Forge, was
in town yesterday on business.
Miss Fannie II Saunders has returned
from visit 10 friends in Bedford.
Mr.. and Mre f D Clsggett and chill
dren left yesterday for Hsgersto
Misses Mamie and Annie Fellers. of
Fincastle, are visiting Mrs. G. P Read
Thomas L. Moore, young attorney OF
Christiansburg, was in the city yester
day.
Miss Mary Greene. OF Radford, form
erly Of this city, is lifting friends in
town.
Miss Emma X. Merriman went to
Bedford City yesterday to visit rela-
tives.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. II. Fishburne went to
Crockett Springs Yesterday TO spend
few weeks.
Miss Jimmie Allen. OF Lyrchburg, is
visiting Miss nnie Deacon, on Twelfth
avenue ".
Miss Cliff Allen has returned from
Ly chburg accompanied by her cousin,
Miss May Eanes.
Miss Grace Workman went to Rad
ford yesterday, where she will visit
friends for a week.
j. II. Bartlett, the mineralog ist, has
returned from Colorado, where he has
been for some time.
Miss Louise Johnson, of New Jersey.
is visiting her aunt, Mrs. G. M. Butler,
on South Jefferson street.
Mrs. S. w Ragland has returned from
Point of Rocks, Md, accompanied by her
sister, Mrs. Pearl Thomas.
R FL. Soule and R. P C Sanderson,
Norfolk and Western otfic ais returned
home from Radford yesterday.
Miss Nora Smoot has returned FROM
a two months visit to her sister, Mrs.
M. Garvin at Gettysburg, Pa.
+. b Stone. of the firm of Copper
and Stone, returned home yesterday
from visit to Virginia Beach.
Frank and Vernon Helvestine, of the
Norfolk and Western offices, left last
night for Two weeks trip TO Boston.
Miss Dora b Vest left yesterday n
the noon train TO visiG her brother at
Lynch urg She will be away ten days.
Prof. Charles L. Cooke, OF Hollins
Institute, was in the city yesterday
and left On the evening train for Rad.
ford
w. D Barbour, OF the Barbour Buggy
Company, of SoIth boston, Va, was in
tie city 1este rday in the int rest OF his
firm.
Mrs Il A. Howell, three daughters
and Miss Emma Hale, of Bedford City,
aIe visiting Mrs. j. ID. Camden on
Salem avenue.
Miss Georgia Motley, OF Rcidsvilie,
n C., who has been visiting Mrs. w. w.
O'BrieD. lief. O. the noon train yester-
day for her home
Julian Barksdale, clerk in the office
OF Vice President Builitt, of the Nor
folk and Western railroad, left last
night for Philadelphia.
j. G. Rawn went TO the Montgomery
White Salpnur Springs yesterday to
remain ov'r Sunday with his family
who are summering there.
Judge Claud D. Holland, OF Blutfeld,
arrived in tho city last night and will
leave on the noon train to-day Tor his
old homo at Mt. Airy. n. G.
Mrs T. II. French left yesterday FIR
Wytheviile, in response 10 u telegram
announcing the serious illness of her
father, Cap. j. w. Eo monds.
Ike S,raas, OF Baltimore, who has
been at WytLeville several days. is in
the city and Will remain several days
with his brother in law, Joe Frank.
James Hughes Hartwell, a presorip.
tim clerk aJ the Christian Barbee drug
store, who has been quite sick siuce Mon
W q Mt I'd
Miss Emma Mccormack, OF Hunting.
ton. w. Va, VINO has been visiting her
sister, Mrs. Charles e. Rogan, went 10
with her brother
Misses Eta and Blanche Mechanism
returned from visi. TO friends in
Lynchburg yesterday. They were &C
CON panied home by Miss Cnoatwood, OF
awnile.
Miss Rosa Cocse, the daughter of
Chas II. Cooke, business manager of
Hollins Institute, passed through the
city yesterday on her way To Leaks
vile, n, c., where she will visit her
friend, Miss King.
Miss Ida Boitnott, OF Maxwell. lows,
is in tho city visiting ner cousin, Mrs J.
L OarrOl!, on SeCOHu avenue !, w. ,Wncre
She will TT main ever"l days. and then
20 TO Franklin TO visit friends IN that
county MISS Boitnot. was q delegate
FRI m her town To the Christian Endeav or
Convention ~ CleveI and, and while in
the East she will VISIT Niagara and sew.
eral Eastern cities.
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