The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-13
Local Personal.

j. W. Lee, of Keith, Ga, is at the
Marshall
NJ J. Young, of Appling county, is at
the Marshall House
c. A. Potter, of Coburn. r. J., is regis
tered at the Harnett House.
Henry Howran, of Waukeenah, Fla, is
stopping at the Marshall House.
w. G. Thornton, of Fayetteville, n. c..
is registered at the Harnett House.
John O'Brien and Robert Given, of
Brooklyn, n. Y. are at the Harnett House.
Samual Laning and Miss Rhoda w. Ian
ing of Bridgewater, N. j., are guests at the
Harnett House.
j. H. Perrin and wife, of Chicago, III.
are at the Harnett House on their way to
the Sub-Tropcal.
Charles Price, popular resident of Fer
nandina Fla, is in the city and stopping at
the Marshall House.
Mrs. Mary +. Richardson and two chill
dren, of Williamsburg, 5. c., are registered
at the Harnett House.
f. C. Barton and T. p Fordham, of the
Nutmeg State, are at the Harnett, home
ward-bound from Florida.
A. G. Sherman and wife, of Newark, n.
j., are stopping at the Screven on their
way to the Land of Flowers"
j. r. Rountree, Comfy School Commits
soner, and DIR. II. N. Holifeld, of SWANS
boro, are registered at the Marshall House.
F. E. Smith, of Boston, who has teen
touring it through Florida, was registered
at the Harnett House, and left for home
yesterday in the City Of Augusta.
H. r. Jones and Miss Jones, of Rochester,
n. V, were registered yesterday at the Pu-
laski. They are tourists for Florida, iuclud-
ing the Sub-Tropical and St Augustine
Among the Mt Vernon, Ind, tourists
on their way to Florida, and registered at
the Harnett House yesterday, were George
S. and C. B. Green. and Walter G. Dunn,
A. Y. Gray, wife and daughter, and Mrs.
Martha Gray and daughter of Middletown
Spa, Vt, registered at the PULASKI yester-
day. They are on their way to st. Angus
tine.
J. Lowenstein, of New York, is registered
at the Screven He will spend couple of
weeks here visiting his daughter, Mrs.
Hecht, wife of Daniel Hecht, of Frank
& Co.
J. A. Wood, the well known hotel archi.
tect, is ut the Pulaski House. He arrived
from Florida yesterday. His visit here, it
is limited, is in connection with the new hotel
enterprise.
Mrs Horace Porter and child, and Miss
McHarg, of New York, arrived III Savan-
nah yesterday, bound for Florida, and are
stopping over for few days rest at the
Screven House.
r, NJ. Carr Louis Jehle and L. NJ. Hand
water, trio Of Pana Qll.) tourists. are at
the Harnett House on their return from
Florida, and will return home over the
Central today,
There are a couple Of level-headed gentle
men from Cleveland, o., G.. r. Jones and
II. Q. Richards, who leave to-day for a
weeks tour of Florida. but they have re-
engaged their rooms at the Harnett for the
Jasper Festival week, and will return in
time TO witness the festivities.
James McComb, Jr., Of Enterprise, Fla
one of the most successful orange growers
in the State. is at the Screven. Mr. Nc
Comb arrived here last night expecting TO
take the New y ork steamer scheduled 20
to sail to-day. With but short notice
the sailing date was changed and the
steamer LETT last night Mr.. McComb is one
OF the passengers who got left.
i had seen 30 many pretty views Of Sa-
vannah, and heard 80 much OF the city as
an important cotton shipping port. that /
concluded ! would stop on a few days and
soe more Of the place, said H. II. r. Munro,
Appointment capitalist and real estate dealer
81 Toronto, Canada. az the Screyou House
last evening. Mr. Munro viii, after few
days " aghteeiug here, vi-it Jackson
VILE b. Augustine and other points IA
Florida