The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1894-07-19
PERSONAL.

A. A. Campbell, prominent attorney
of Wytheville, is in the city.
John M. Snyder is confined to his
home by an attack of the grip.
u L. Markham, the CITY pound mas.
ter, is quite i'll at his residence.
Arthur T. Derr went to Lynchburg
last night to spend few days.
Mrs. E R. Wood ward returned home
from Danville yesterday afternoon.
Col. Geor. Carr has moved his family
to his new residence at Crystal Spring.
Mrs. L. A. Tynes will 60 to Coeburn
to-day to visit her brother, who Is very
ill.
WI. Wright has returned from
business trip through Southwest Vir-
ginia.
W. A. Burnett returned home yester-
day from visit to friends in Rock
bridge county.
Hon. M. G. Thomas, who is at
Crockett Springs for the summer, was
in the city yesterday.
William B. Maupin will to-day go to
Bluefeld, w. Va, to visit his son, J. M.
Msupin, for few days.
Miss Susie Read Fellows, who assisted
in q concert at Montvale Tuesday night,
TRUTHFUL uOm0 yesterday.
Prof. James A. Barnhardt, of Rocky
Mount, editor of the Franklin Times,
was in the city yesterday.
Miss Elizabeth E. Mccoy, OF Riverton,
returned home yesterday after several
weeks visit to her aunt in this city.
Miss Helen H. Peters will leave to-
morrow for Franklin county to visit
friends and relatives for few weeks.
Howard Rhodes and James Reed. OF
the city postoffice, left yesterday to
spend their vacation at Virginia Beach
Mr.. Wayland. letter carrier of the
Roanoke postofflce, returned yesterday
from two weeks trip through Mis-
souri,.
j. G. Jeter, of Franklin county, who
Is attending the Summer School OF
Methods at Bedford, was in the city yes
terdav.
Mrs. G. E. Webb. Master James
Webb and Capt. j. X Peterson went
to Christiansburg yesterday to visit
relatives.
Mack Phelps former Roanoker, was
in the city yesterday on mis- return to
his home at Bedford from visit to his
parents in Franklin.
MIS-. W. f, Nottingham and two
little girls left the city yesterday on a
visit TO friends in Norfolk and in
Northampton county.
Rev. Len & Broughton, Of the Calvary
Baptist Church, went 10 Crockett Springs
yesterday, where he will spend few
days before going to Brooklyn
Mrs. E j. Lendes, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. I. L Erb, at
1916 Chapman avenue, left yesterday
for her home at jackson, Mich.
Mrs. c. R Murden arrived in the city
yesterday accompanied by her mother,
Mrs j. Hettrick, of Edenton, N. c.,
whom she has been visiting for some
time.
ID. G. Lowry, commonwealth attor-
nev for Bedford county, was in the city
yesterday. Mr.. Lowry has been SPOKEN
of as probable Democrat candidate
for Congress
Miss Willie E. Jeter and Miss Neat
hawk, of the Stuart Normal College,
were in the city yesterday and left last
evening for Franklin county to visit
Miss Jeter's home.
Miss Ethel Woolwine, of this city
Miss Lula Oakley and John Oakley, Of
Salem, will leave for Floyd county to-
day to spend week with their uncle,
William Goodykoontz.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jones and the Misses
Jones, Of st. Louis, and Mrs. Hone and
Miss De Zeviga, OF New Orleans, who
are at Blue Ridge Springs for the sum
mer, were in the city yesterday.
j. Thomas Bryant,of the Bowdre Shoe
Company, and c. e. Bryant. OF the Pc.
cahontas Coal Company, left last night
for Virginia Beach and Atlantic City,
W tIyill in
Mrs. w. C. Campbell and sons,
Creighton and Blake, left on the noon
train yesterday for Harper's ferry to
ter, Emily, is already at that place.
Boney Vellines, OF the firm OF
Snyder I& MacBain, left last night for
Isle OF Wight county, where he viii
spend his annual vacation at his old
homo. RE will remain in the land of
PEANUTS six weeks.
Eston Randolph went to Warrenton
Va last night, being called there by
the death OF his brother-in-law, II. w.
Charington, Esq prominent citizen of
that place. Mr.. Randolph will remain
at Warrenton several days.
Master Johnnie Luck went to Mont
vale yesterday, where.ne delivered re-
citation last night at an entertainment
given for the benefit OF the new Me,ho
dist Church e that pl zee, under the
auspices Of Mrs. Rives Hoffman
Judge Hershey, OF Nelson county, who
Is sitting in the contested election case,
spent last night at tho residence of
Capt. w. w. Berkely, near Vinton. The
evening was pleasantly passed in play
ing whist and swapping legal yarns.
w. o. Hardaway returned home yes
terday morning from three weeks trip
to Danville, Cape Charles, Fortress
Monroe, Virginia Beach and Newport