The Roanoke times. [volume] (Roanoke, Va.) 1890-1895, 1895-04-20
PERSONAL.

wero from Bedford City.
I. II Wing, of Bayfield,, Wis, and B.
A. Simmons, OF Hartford, were in the
city yesterday looking after their min.
ing interests in Southwest Virginia.
Fl. Hoffman arrived in the city yes
terday from Southern tour to visit his
wife, rec Miss Frances Solomon. They
will return to their homo st New York
Monday.
Mrs. w. c. Williams went to Hollins
yesterday.
Rev. John c. Hall, OF Gogginsville, is
in tho city
Twin NJ. Clingenpeel, of Floyd county,
is in the city visiting friends.
John w. Robertson, of Wythe; Ora
ham Robertson, of Pulaski; Jesse Fig
gait. of Reed Island; Marshall Schoff,
of Foster Falls, and Thomas Painter, OF
Barron Springs, wero all in the city yes
terday visiting Capt. D. c. Booths SAM
pie rooms All of these gentlemen are
merchants.
Mrs. Anna Hartman, of New River,
who has been visiting her sister, Mrs.
Nettie Kirknor, returned home yester-
day.
Mrs. W. III. Farrar and Miss Edna
Ryalls went to Radford yesterday to
visis friends.
DR.. John A. DickeY, of Bristol, Tenn,
who has been spending several days in
the city, returned home last night in
response to telegram from one Of his
patients.
Col. j. W. Hartwell. commonwealth's
attorney. went to Rocky Mount yester-
day on business.
Miss Maggie Rice went to Montyale
Yesterday to visit relatives.
e. S. Aleshire, of the Armour Pack.
ing Company OF Chicago was in town
yesterday,
Miss N. B. Bowman, of Hollins.
passed through the city and is visiting
friends st Hollins.
* d. Urquhars, the well-known
Lynchburg drummer, was in the city
yesterday.
Miss Lille Deaver, president of the
Union Benevolent Society, has returned
from visit to Lexington.
A. +. Ravensl. freight claim agent OF
the Norfolk and Western railroad, went
to Lynchburg on official business yes
to-day.
Mrs. ]. W. Fowlkes lett yesterday for
Hyde Park, Va tho homo of her nus.
bands mother.
M. j. Coleman has returned from o
business trip to Radford.
Miss Edna Masters went to Bedford
yesterday to visit friends.
j. w. Cook, OF Shenandoah, superin-
tendent OF the Shenandoah division OF
the Norfolk and Western railroad, is in
tho city.
Ben Mitchell, OF Boone's Mill, Frank
lin county, was in this city and Salem
on business yesterday.
Frank Smith returned home yesser
day from a two weeks visit To his old
home at Fincastle.
Ira Il. Colman mas resigned position
OF telegraph operator on tho NJ Y. &c
N. K. r r and will return to Roanoke
in few days to accept o position with
the Il. Z. Colman Steam Heating and
umbing Company.
Miss Rosa Boley. who has been visit
ing her father in Lexington for few
days, will return to the city to day.
N S. Hu.ter, q prominent Lynchburg
resi- estate man, was in the city yester.
day.
Guy II. Elicit, clerk OF the Mont.
gomery county court, was in town yes.-
terday to attend the Easter german at
hotel Roanoke last night
W. w. Anderson, Of the Norfolk and
Western offices. who spent the Easter
holidays at his home in Fauquier
county, has returned to tho city.
Miss Rosa Tinsley visited friends at
Cloverdale yesterday.
Mesdsmes j. F. Wingfeld, E. Fl.
Stewart and s. M. Woodward, went to
Hollins yesterday.
w. E. Minges, division freight agent
OF the Norfolk and Western railroad,
left yesterday for trip North.
Mrs. W. e. Mipgea and children are
spending few days with Mr., Mingea's
aunt, Mrs. K. B. Reed, at her suburban
homo near the city.
Miss Lloyd, assistant manager of the
branch office of the Rediord steam laun-
| dry, has resigned her position and res
turned to her home at Lynchburg.
Mics Lizzie helms, who has been sick
several days, was able to be out again
yesterday.
j. W. Pepper. OF Christisnsburg, a
chief deputy marshal OF this district, Is
in the city.
John R Greene, chief deputy mar.
ahal of the Lynchburg district, went to
Lynchburg on tho noon train yes terday.
Capt. John R. johnson and daughter,
| Miss Lettie, OF Christiansburg. were in
town last night.
O. O'LeAry is in New York on bust
ness.
Miss Barnwell and her brother, Mr..
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