The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-09-17
PERSONAL.


city.
Q. w. Saunders, OF Rad ford, is In the
city on business.
D. W. Meadows went to Lynchburg
yesterday on business.
G. b. Houghton, OF Mountain Lake, is
In the city on business.
A. S. Hughes returned Saturday from
tour of the Northern cities.
r. f. Sparrow, D tobscconist of Mar
tiusville, was in the city yesterday.
Prof w K, Burnett left yesterday
for Lexington, TO bs absons several
days.
O Hughes, OF the Norfolk and
Western offices, has returned from New
York.
j.. r Helm. OF tae Bon Marche, re-
turned yesterday from ths Northern
cities.
G. L. Knight, formerly OF TIE TIMES,
w on attorney OF Bluefield, was iu-the
city yesterday.
Miss s. Penn, of Martinsville, is
visiting her brother, w. L. Penn, at the
Ponce de Leon
p. t. Smcot and wife, after o pleasant
visit OF ten days in Bedford county, re-
turned yesterday.
c. l. Lunsford, Roanoke insurance
msn, went to Bristol yesterday to settle
an insurance claim
Miss Jennie Dupuy returned home
yesterday from visit to friends in
Prince Edward county.
DR. c. Keister, of South Boston,
returned home yesterday, after short
stay in the Magic City
Mrs. T. e. Cofer left yesterday for
ten days visis to her mosher, MIS-
Aunspaugh, at Fincastle.
Miss Alice Mccarthy OF Fourth ave-
nue northeast, lef. yesterday tor visit
10 relatives in Washington.
Miss Hattie Hylton, of Patrick county,
VINO han been visiting Mrs. j. w
Headen. returned homo yesterday.
W. G Baldwin, chief of Baldwins
railroad detectives, left yesterday for
Elkhorn after brief visit 10 Roanoke.
DR.. John Il. Waltham, who has been
very Ill at tincastle, Va, has just re-
turned and Is much improved in health.
Jno. Eckman and @ S. Lucas, of
Pu aski Guy, were in the city yesterday
looking after their iron interests in and
near Roanoke.
Bruce Hunt, popular young Roa-
noker, left yesterday for the University
OF Virginia, where he will take q
course in law.
Silas w. Burt, OF New York, receiver
Of the Norfolk and Virginia Beach rail-
road and Princess Anne Hotel, is in the
city on business.
Rev. j. III. Roberts, of Pearisburg, re-
turned homo yesterday after q pleasant
visit OF several days to friends in Roam
oke and Vinton.
Hon. G. Burd Grub, ex governor OF
New jersey. was in the city yesterday
and visited the Blue Ridge mines, in
which he is interested.
Mrs. j. Nicholas, of Danville, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. E. r.
Woodward, on West Patterson avenue,
| returned home yesterday.
M. C. Franklin, fcrmer,y OF Roanoke,
spent yesterday in the city en- route TO
Elkhorn from New York, where no has
been for several dsys on business
L. t. Fishburne has returned from
Forest depot, where he conducted sue
cessful series of revival services In con-
nection with Rev. r W. Watts, OF Bed
ford.
Miss josie Menafee. popular young
lady OF Rocky Mount, arrived in the
city yesterday afternoon and will attend
the present session at Virginia College
for Young Ladies.
R. L. Wingfield formerly of the Nor
folk and Western Off los, but now rail-
way mail clerk between Richmond and
Danviile, is spending few days with
friends in Roanoke.
JAmos S. Groves, of Norfolk, formerly
counc Imam of this city, is greeting his
many friends IN Roanoke. He is look
ing remarkably we'll and is much
pleased with Norfolk.
Miss Lena Fl. Peck, bookkeepcr and
stenographer for Bonsack Bros, who
has been quite i'll with laryngitis, ia
rapidly convalescing, and will soon DO
able TO resume the duties of her DO
sition.
R. R. Wood and wife, OF New Orleans,
stopped over in Roanoke last night en-
route from Northern resorts to their
home in the South. Mr.. Wood will be
rememb ered as the very popular basso
OF Christ Church choir during the rector
ship of Rev. j. Cleveland Hall.
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