The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-08-05
Local Personal.

G. Fl. Purdy of Atlanta is at the Harnett
T. B. Jones Of Brookield is at the Har-
nett.
L. A. Wisenbaker of Valdosta is at the
| Harnett
Maj. w. H. Dial of Madison is at the
Harnett
j. F. Lord of Tennille is registered at the
Harnett
William c. Wolly of Darien is registered
at the Screven.
T. Rhea of Rock Hill, S. c., is stopping
at the Harnett.
Mr.. J. A. G. Carson and family left last
night for Gainesville.
j. B. Hyams and S. P. Weisiger Of Au-
gusta are at the Screven.
Dean Newman of Millen was registered
at the Screven last night.
w. Z. Lockhart of Blackshear is regis
tered at the Marshall house.
B. c. Mitner. Jr., and J. W. Merritt of
Atlanta are at the Marshell.
Mr.. Wallace Cumming left last night via
the Central railroad for Augusta.
Mr., T. p Townsend left for Tallulah
Falls last night via the Central railroad
Mrs. J. P. Shelly, Master A. c. Wood and
j. h. Cox of Brunswick are at the Screven.
Mrs. T. c. Bryan and family left last
night to spend the month at Tallulah Falls.
Mr.. Morton A. Goodman left for Rich
mond, Va, via the Atlantic coast line yes
terday.
Maj Joseph Ganahl and wife and Mrs.
Barry Jenkins Of Augusta are spending a
few days at Tybee.
Maj w. F. Shellman, traffic manager,
and E. 7. Charlton, general passenger ag emit
Of the Central railroad, left last night for
Warm Springs.
Mr.. H. NJ. Bewtell, prominent member
arrived from Cumberland island yesterday
and will spend a few days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Maurice Deltsh, Miss Nellie
May Deitsh and Carl H. .Deitsh left for
Haywood, white Sulphur springs, North
Carolina, last night via the Central railroad
Capt. Fred NJ. Hull and family, who are
summering at Lake George, have had
the pleasure of their summer broken into by
the serious illness of young Darwin Hull,
who is sick with scarlet fever.
Judge Hampton l.. Ferril, after three
weeks tour of recreation in the Catskills,
returned home last night and will convene
with big docket for his consideration.
William Clifton, ESQ.,, was in Scriven
county yesterday, as counsel for Winnie
A. Bryant In a preliminary examination
held on another warrant sworn out against
her by R. r. Williams, from whom she
escaped a third time recently.
The MORNING NEWS is glad to receive
personal gossip of people leaving town and
returning, of strangers visiting the city,
and of all social happenings, but as guar
antee of good faith, all personals sent to the
office must be Endorsed by the name of the
sender.
Mrs. Willie Allen of Richmond, Va,
formerly of this city, and daughter Of the
late Gen. R. II. Anderson, is the leading
beauty of the Virginia White Sulphur
springs this season. The New York World
contains long White Sup hur letter, a
large portion of which is devoted to de-
scription Of Mrs. Allen. 1t
says after speaking of her
graceful figure, princess-llke bearing, and
changing expressions of face: "She talks
fluently in a well-modulated voice, is
altogether unconventional and without
affection in what she says, and is full of tact
and marvellously resourceful. She is young,
and reigns like a queen over the most
agreeable circles both OF the w hite Sulphur
and her home in Richmond. 1t is needless
TO say that she makes a very graceful
picture on the tennis field. Mr.. and Mrs.
Allen propose removing to New York this
fall