The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-07-04
PERSONAL.

George Kuhns and family left last
night for Virginia Beach. DR.. Bannis-
ter and family have also gone to the
same place.
II. A. ellis will GO TO Lynchburg to-
day in the interest of the Good Roads
movement.
Davy Crockett went to MartinsvIlle
yesterday afternoon, where he will play
ball to-day
Judge A. E. King, Roy B. Smith and
Il. A. Buokner went to Richmond yes
terday afternoon to spend the Fourth.
o. A. Kerns and VIM. Stephenson left
last night for Richmond, where they
will root for Roanoke in tho two games
to-day.
Special Officer Farley, OF the Norfolk
and Western. whose hone Is at Bedford
City, was in Roanoke yesterday.
H. NJ. Daniel has gone to Baltimore
and Washington on q business trip.
Miss Kissiah Drewry. who has been
visiting the family of a. p. Staples lott
for her home in Martinsville yesterday
afternoon.
Police Justice Samuel g. Williams
and Mayor s. E. Jones went to Mont
vale yesterday afternoon to spend the
Fourth at their birthplace.
Lieutenant Howell, of tie Roanoke
Machine Works Guards, returned yes
terday afternoon from q short trip to
Pocahontas and Elkhorn.
Edward w. Robertson left last night
for Charlottesville to spend few days
with his mother.
Edward Meeks, who has been In the
employ OF the Norfolk and Western at
Columbus for some time, has severed
his connection with the road, and left
yesterday afternoon for Norfolk, where
he thinks Of locating.
Miss Lille Ramsey left yesterday
afternoon for Hagerstown and surround
Ing places TO spend the summer.
Miss Mary kellogg will leave for
Allegheny Springs Saturday, to spend
the summer.
E. 81. Stewart, of the Stewart Furni-
ture Company, who has been spending a
month In the Northern cities, has re-
turned.
W. 8. Holden, q member of Mountain
Dale Lodge, l. o. o. f., of this city, Is
quite Ill at No. 1882 Second aven6e,
northwest.
Judge Woods, Of the Hastings Court,
left for Mountain Lake yesterday after
noon, where he will spend the Fourth.
II. G. Penn, runner OF the First Ma
tional Bank, has gone to Mountain
Lake to spend the Fourth.
Mrs. Geo. MoBain has returned from
Lancaster, Pa, where she paid brief
visit to relatives.
Miss Rosalie Cooke, Of Montvale, is
visiting Mrs. w. Il. Walthsll, on RosA
noke street.
Mrs. G. A. Carpenter left yesterday
for the home of her parents in Cswego,
N, Y, to spend the summer.
Gen. j. @. Hill, the railroad commits
sioner of Virginia, was in the city yes
terday, accompanied by T. P. Leaven-
worth, an expert civil engineer.
R. s. Koehler went to Luray last
night to visit the cayerns to-day.
j. w. Sweet, G. T. Porterfield and G.
d. Houghton left last evening for
Mountain Lake.
John Wallace and DeLos Thomas left
yesterday evening on fishing expedi-
tion in the James river.
Prof Ray B. Swartz, F. F. Henson,
Horace Wood and Vernie Helvessine
left last night for Penn Mar, Md, to
spend the glorious Fourth in the latest
and most improved style.
Miss Rosalia Grood, of Blueheld, who
has been visiting her cousin, Mrs ]. w.
Massey, left yesterday for Antietam,
Md, to visit relatives. She is expected
to return to this city in month or six
weeks.
Miss Ophelia Butler, who has been
visiting her friend, Miss Bessie Full
wider, at Elliston, returned home yes
terday.
Austin R. Neal and R. L. Wright lef,
last night for Glasgow TO visit Mrs
Wright, who is spending the summer at
that point.
Capt. Badly Jones, one OF the very
popular Pullman conductors who runs
by Roanoke, left last night on his vaca>
ton to New Hampshire, where he In
tends spending several weeks.
GRAND free barbecue at Carr's woods
on Fourth Of July.
STRAW mattings in great variety and
Furniture Company.
Warrington Heights.
THERE will be an all day picnic a,
Washington Heights on July 4th.
Good music and dancing. Come one
and all and have good time.
Go to Donaldsons for refrigerators al
cost.
Notice, Water Consumers.
WATER rentals for the quarter July
August and September), are now due
Consumers are hereby notified to cali al
| the Office OF the Roanoke Gas AMI Water
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