The Roanoke daily times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1895-1897, 1896-06-30
COMING and GOING

Miss Maude Clendenin, of Greensboro,
\. c., is visiting her sister, Mrs ]. j.
Coble, at 81 Campbell avenue.
Owen Henry Price, ex-sheriff of Frank
lin county, was in the city yesterday visit
ing friends, and left at noon for Rich
mond.
Sergeant Homer G. Hogan, of the Roa
noke Machine Works Guards, was able.
to be out yesterday, after having sustain
ed such severe injuries by being mashed
by an engine a few weeks ago He was
not able to 90 with his company to Rich
mond.
NJ. \. Moseley and Harry Ward, of.the
Barlow MINISTRIES, returned yesterday
from Cincinnati.
w. j Poff. prominent Floyd county
merchant, was in the city yesterday.
j. II. Epson, of Vinton, now of Blue
field passed through the city yesterday
en- route to Richmond.
l.. VI. Easley, a former reporter of the
Bluefield Telegraph, passed through the
city yesterday,
Judge James w. Marshall, of Craig
county passed through the city yesterday
en- route to Wytheville to attend the pres
ent session of the court of appeals.
Miss Lucy Shelton, of Floyd county.
arrived in the city yesterday and is visit
ing the Misses Headen, of Gilmer avenue
IL e.
Miss Bette Thomas, stenographer for
Berkeley & Bryan, returned yesterday
from Il trip to Lynchburg.
L. and T. J. CatOgni left last night for
Richmond and will go from there to
Suffolk where they expect to purchase a
truck farm.
B. Nochman, of Newport News, is reg
istered ut Hotel Roanoke.
\. VI. Fuller, who has been in thc'city
several days looking after his interests
in connection with the Trust Company,
left last night for Philadelphia.
Miss Mary Ryan, of Shawsville, re-
turned home yesterday after a pleasant
visit to friends in the city.
H. Bert Wright, of Vivian, w Va. is
.aguest ut Hotel Roanoke.
y. :. Weisgcr, of HarrisonburG, for
mer Roanoker, was in the city yesterday.
f. q. Buck, of Bedford City, spent sun
day in Roanoke.
w. o. Hardaway is in Richmond tax
ing in the reunion and will go from there
TO the Chicago convention.
Rev. NJ. A. Martin and bride eff Caro-
line county, are visiting Mrs. Cox ut the
st. James.
John p Pettyjohn, of Lynchburg, was
in the city Yesterday looking after his bid
on the Norfolk and Western Office build
ing.
Miss Ellie Hancock has returned TO the
city after Il visit to Texas.
+. Hibarger has returned home after
several weeks stay in Maryland, where he
underwent medical treatment
W. G. Roger of the Ponce de Loon, has
gone to the reunion.
Joseph Weber. of Massie's Pharmacy,
went to Richmond yesterday.
Walter VI. Turner has returned from a
six months trip through Texas.
Mrs. A. Barlow has returned from "A
visit to relatives at Maybeury, W Va
T. l.. Vaughan, of Winston. is in the
CITY on business.
l.. f. Chalenor, Norfolk and Western
agent at Pittsburg, is guest ~ Hotel
Roanoke.
Miss Bessie Anderson, one of R@anoke's
most accomplished young ladies' returned
home yesterday after having speu1 seve-
raj days with friends in the country
Az. l.. Giles and j. Il. Jarrett, !Mo of
Roanoke's most worthy gallants, spent
sunday with friends below Ninton.
The old reliable and popular Marshall
Il Wendell piano in fancy woods AZ Hob
bic Piano Company. Call and see them
Every part of Columbia bicycle fits
perfectly. 1t is made of the very finest
material, i'll the largest factories in the
world by the pioneers in the business,
who have had eighteen years experience
See them AT Wexford Wheel Company
TRY one gallnn OF icn crcu,,, md one