The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-02-09
Local Peraorel.

c. VI. Cady, of Atlanta, is at the Screven
! House
J. W Moore, of Townsville, is a guest
| at the Marshall
W. S. Phillips, of Stockton, is stopping at
the Harnett House
! A. II. Brown, Of Darien, is stopping at
/ the Marshall House.
! w. c Pollock, wife and daughter, OF
| New York. are at the Harnetr House.
Nc. and Mrs H. B. Ensign. Of Baltimore,
On route to Florida, are at the Screven.
| Joe $. Raine, one OF the best known in
sCrance men in the State Is at the Screyen
| House
Hon. y. Brash, Mayor of Mariana, Fla,
/ is partaking of the Inequalities Of the
/ Screyen.
f. Y. Eltonhead, a prominent Philadel-
| phia banker, and his wife are guests OF the
/ Pulaski.
S. Ross Campbell. prominent manufac-
! turer Of Philadelphia, Is registered at the
/ Screven House
! S. l.. Hayes, President of the Thomas
| Vile National Bank is guest of the
Screven House.
H. Bruton Hardy, Of Yonkers, \. Y, has
taken the position Of night clerk at the
! Marshall House.
and good story teller OF New York, is at
the Screven House
d. B. Hiiiard, of Waycross, and j. T.
Smith, OF Dublin, both merchants, are at
the Marshall House.
Capt J. W Craig, Master of Transporta
ton, Of the Charleston and Savannah rail
way, is at the Pulaski
c. w. Goodin, Of Ottawa. Kan, is
guest Of the Harnett House. He Is home
ward bound from Florida.
Nathan Schultz former Savannahian,
now a prosperous merchant Of Orlando,
Fla, is guest at the Screven House.
" H. Jones, of Bridgeport, Conn, and
James Jones, of Pittston, Pa, are regis
tered at the Harnett, going TO Florida.
Mr.. H. Feutchwanger, a six-ciphered
New Yorker, is at the Screven. He is ac-
companied by his wife and they ara bound
for Florida
Thomas NJ. Gowan, prominent frui;
dealer Of Pirtsburg, Pa, accompanied by
his wife, is touring in the South. They are
at the Pulaski.
A touring party from Halifax, n S., are
registered at the Screven House. 1t con-
sists of L. NJ Smith and wife, Mrs. George
Mitchell and Miss Pauzant.
w. F. Parker, Esq, of Waycross, was in
the city yesterday. Mr.. Parker was resi-
dent of Savannah for many years and has
numerous acquaintance among its citizens.
George R. McRee, a prominent melon
and fruit shipper of Valdosta, was regis
tered at the Marshall House yesterday, as
was also Mr.. S. NJ. Clyatt, of the same
place.
Mrs r. n Berrien, of Millen, and Miss
Davant, of Guyton, daughters of Col. r. j.
Davant are in Savannah enjoying the sea-
son of opera They are being entertained
at the Pulaski House.
Col John T. Henderson, Commissioner of
Agriculture, is in the city, and will spend
several days here He is en- route to the
meeting of the State Agricultural Society
in Waycross next tuesday.
Col Charles f. R. Drayton, editor of the
Aiken IS. c. Recorder, died in that town
Tuesday from pneumonia, the result of a
cold contracted while in attendance at the
Savannah River Convention. He was 81
years old and leaves a widow and five
children.
A pleasant party of New Workers, consist
| ing of A W Smith and wife. Charles ).
| Werner and wife, and II. D.sWerner and
wife, are doing the South by easy stages,
taking plenty of time and seeing all there
is to be seen. They are at the Pulaski and
will view the attractions of Savannah to-
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