The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1888-03-03
Local Personal.

H G.. Corbett, of Virginia, is at the Mar
shall House.
A G. Carter and wife, of Atlanta, are at
he Pulaski.
NJ. II. Livingston, of Jacksonville, is at
the Marshall.
j. G. Dimon and wife, of New York, are
at the Pulaski.
j. D. Hubert, of Springfield, O., is at tho
Harnett House.
j. Garnett, of Scriven county, is stopping
at the Marshall.
w. C. Dckey and wife, of Philadelphia,
are at the Marshall.
David Purvis, of New York, is a recent
arrival at the Harnett.
w. L. Wallace and wife, of Atlanta, are
registered at the Pulaski.
w. J. Sprague and wife, of Utica, n. Y,
are stopping at the HarnetU.
S. H. Jones and Miss NJ. T. Jones. of
WayneSbOro, are at the Screven.
s. A. Harrison, wife and two daughters.
of Milwaukee. are at the Pulaski, bound for
Florida.
T. F. Dudley, wife and daughter. of
Buffalo, are at the Harnett, on their way to
Florida.
B. Powell and son, of Barlow, Ga. and
+. A. Gordon, of Midwife, are registered at
the Harnett.
Henry Pannelle and wife, of New Haven,
Conn, are at the Pulaski, bound for the
Sub-Tropical.
George F. Kingman and wife, of New
Bedford Mass, are at the Pulaski, on their
way to Florida.
Mr.. H. B. Chamberlain, of Denver, Col,
an extensive real estate dealer, was in the
city yesterday on business.
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Lizzie Arnshaw, of Brooklyn, are at the
Pulaski, Ell route to Florida.
Mrs G. c. Ainsworth, of Boston, and
Miss Augusta Draper, of Troy, n. Y, are
at the Pulaski, en- route to Florida.
Mr.. E. H. Galloway of the well-known
law firm of Lawson & Galloway, of
Waynesboro, was in the city yesterday.
Walter Drake and wife and Miss Drake.
Montreal, Canada, are at the Pulaski on a
tour, which will be extended to Florida.
A p. Wheelock and wife, of Boston, are
stopping at the Harnett, and are bound for
the Sub Tropical and ST Augustine. Fla.
William Van Tassell, Mrs. w. Van Tas-
sell and Miss Van Tassell, of New York. are
at the Pulaski on their return from Florida
Migual NJ. Tedin of Buenos Ayres. and
w. B. wilkins and Miss Wilkins, Of Brook
lyn, N. Y, are at the Pulaski, on their way
TO flOrlua.
Miss Knowles, an estimable lady of Pen
| sacOla, and an invalid, who has been under
treatment at Telfair Hospital in this city,
will return home this morning.
| Senator Leland Stanford, the California
millionaire, with party OF friends. passed
through Savannah yesterday in his private
car, THE Stanford on his way to Florida
The following select party of tourists is
making pleasant tour of the South, and
is at the Screven House, and from here will
make tour of Florida: $. Leichenston,
wife and daughter, Thomas r. Mcneil, wife
and daughter, of New York, and John Nix
and wife of Mount Pleasant, S. c.
a pleasant party of tourists arrived on
the steamship City of Augusta yesterday,
and registering at the Screven, took car
riages and were driven about the city. Some
of them leave to-day for Florida, but the
greater number will remain over Sunday
in Savannah. In the party were
| Edward Miller and 4. T.. Miller
of Meffden, Conn, j. NJ. Grencle
and wife, Mrs. +. w. Haines, Mrs
John Ii. Lay, child and nurse, Mrs Frank
Graham. Mrs. Eschhach, Mrs. Henry David
and child, Of New York; Mrs. c. X. Duns-
comb, Miss NJ. l. Dunscomb and James X
| Dunscomb Of Albany; Mrs II. G. Daniel
Mrs A. NJ. Daniel J. |. Benedict and wife
and Philip Stern. Of New York; George j.
Watson and wife and T. Maddox and wife,
of Philadelphia, and Charles G. Steel and
wife, Of Brooklyn.