The Roanoke times. (Roanoke, Va.) 1897-1977, 1898-01-04
SAL. l., M
ISAAC CANNADAY, REpoRTER.


Main street.
George Logan, Jr., left Yesterday for
VIRGINIA Military Institute
Misses Julia Campbell. Mary Killian
anu Glennie Martin returned last niybt.
u irving college, Mechanicsburg, Pa.
Miss Louise Logan returned last night
TO virginia Female Institute.
Lieutenant D. G. Shanks, who has been
on weeks visit to his father Col. d. G.
Snanks, returned Sunday to Black sburo.
his vile and children accompanied him.
Mrs. WIN. Graybill, who has been visit
ing her father, Col. D. G. Shanks, re-
turned Monday to Rogersville, Tenn.
w. A. Eaken,o of Blacksburg, is visiting
his friend, Frank Wiley.
Sunday was the coolest day perhaps we
nave hal this winter. Early in the morn
ing the thermometer registered as low "a
IL degrees above zero, and remained low
all day.
Taylor Trout is erecting a very hand.
some residence near Roanoke ana Salem
road about two and half miles this si,le
of Roanoke.
D. ID. Whitescarver, who is now traye;
ing for wholesale grocery house of
Lynohburg, is in town on business.
j. p. Saul and R. F. Cannaday leave
today for trip through. Southwest Vir
ginia.
We regret to announce that Wythe NJ.
Peyton, of Nartinsville, is still very low
ana little hope is entertained for his re-
covery Is.
Ex-Commonwealth's Attorney William
Peyton, ,of Henry county, is in town.
having been called here on account OF the
dangerous illness of his brother.
Ice three inches thick was frozen on
Roanoke river Sunday and al large num-
Der of people were cut yesterday ENJOYING
the sport.
William Evans. while out skating yes
terday, fell and sprained his left wrist.
Col d. c. Shsnks left yesterday for
Lynchburg on business.
Mrs. r. f. Cannauay is quite i'll at her
home.
Miss Watts. who has been visiting ar
John Parrish's in West Salem. returned
to her home in Lynchburg yesterday.
Joseph Denit. brother of c. d. Denit
editor of. the Times Register. left last
night for Washington.
MISS Ball, daughter of Rev. b. f. Hail,
left last. night for u Northern point. wher,.
x.
e. b. Folke, of Philadelphia, and f..
NJ Lorraine, of Roanoke, registered yes
terday at Hotel Duval
Roanoke College will resume work TO-
day after the long holidays.
Misses Muse and Fallow, of Roanoke.
were visiting friends in town Yesterday.
Miss Florence Barnett is visiting at
Marshall p. Frantz's OH East Main street.
Rev. DAWN Plaine and wife were in
town yesterday. Although very old, Rev.
Plaine, who is an old citizen of Rounoke
county, is still very active.
James P. Woods, of Roanoke, was in
the city yesterday on official business.
John Ferguson. who years ago had n
foundry in Old Big Lick, was in town
yesterday.
IL was reported on the streets yester.
day that Farmvilla--was in flames. no
definite information could be gotten, how
ever, about the matter.
a letter was received here yesterday
from Mrs. Capt. Horner, dated in Lon
don, December 30, saying that her hus.
band, Capt. George NJ. Former, died there
on December Is.
Rev. NJ p. Logan, of Wythayil!e.
II
The funeral of the late Mrs. William
Feel took place yesterday afternoon fl ON
the Episcopal Church. The services were
conducted..by the rector. Rev. n. w
HUBBARD. Special music was rendered for
the occasion. The interment was ms de
in EAST Hill Cemetery. The church was
full but owing to the extremely cold
weather not so many people were Mt the
grave. The active pail bearers were: Col.
Il. II. Logan, Judge w. w. Moffett. Jacob
Baer, w. Fl. Ruthrauff DIR. j. Z. Rem
aids and John l.. Logan. The honorary
pail bearers were: j. G. Langhorne. Rob
ert Logan, Walter Watson and Richard
Johnston.
BY Justice Camper. Owen Weddell was
lined SO and costs yesterday for trespass.
ing on the property of J. W. Web ster.
Mrs. Claude Hoover arrived yesterday
to visit her mother, Mrs Capt C. c.
Tompkins, OF High street.
Frank Carper left yesterday fer the Vir
ginia Polytechnic Institute, at which he
is student
William Wolfenden left yesterday ON n
weeks trip through South vest Virginia
in the interest of the Monarch Bicycle
Company, whose agent he Is for Virgins
Willyaaand Harry Ballard left Sunday
for Newport News, where they have posi-
tions.
Adrian .Riddick, Salem's well.known
drummer, is ut home on visit to his
family
A NJ. Lewis returned yesterday after
spending several days in Radford
Salem people, don't forget Roland Reed
in the Wrong Mr.. Wright" tonight at
the Academy of Music. Roanoke. The
Salem car will return after the show.
After hearing some friends continually
praising Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera
md nlnnriOa,i IDo., =.