The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-15
LOCAL PERSONAL.

| =. II. LoWtn OF CGS1Knan Is IN Town.
Thomas C. Whitnsr of Atlanta is here.
Capt. J. NJ Finn Of Pensacola is here.
| G. T. Bryan Of Greenville is in the city.
w. E. Lundy Of Richmond is it the city
]. f. Ainsworth Of Winter Park is in the
city.
Thomas c. Peek of Richmond, Va, is in
the city.
D. NJ Purson of Walterboro, S. c., is in
/ the city.
A. V. Boatrite came over from Columbus
| yesterday.
w. S. Fender of Fender came in the city
| yesterday.
j. w. Adams came down from Augusta
| yesterday
C. B. Parker came up from Longyiew
| yesterday
". Berrien Burroughs of Brunswick is
In the city.
John A. Phillips came up from Lumber
City yesterday
Mr.. Edward Karow returned yesterday
from his vacation.
John Morrison and wife, of Oak Hill, are
! guests of the Pulaski
A. c. WimDel and Warren r. Cushing
Of Tampa are in the city.
G. r. Brinson and J. L. Martin Of
Wrightsville are in the city.
W. B. Thomas, W. C. Matthews and L.
Bashinski of Tennille are in the city.
Mr.. and Mrs j. NJ Turner of Gaines
vile, Fla, are guests of the Screven.
A. L. Allen, T. E. CASTOR and 4. B.
Winn came up from Brunswick yesterday.
Capt John Flannsry and family will
leave to-day for the north on an extended
| trip.
Miss E. A. Lawton sailed yesterday. on
the steamship City of Birmingham fdi Jew
Miss Kate Grady of Savannah is at Apa-
lachicola visiting her cousin, Miss Libbie
| Grady.
Edward E. Timothy and Mrs. H. R.
Shighton of Shelby, Ala, are guests of
| the Marshall.
Sister NJ. Alphonsus and Sister NJ. The
resa were passengers on the Steamship City
OF birmingham for New York yesterday.
w. d. Simkins and family were among
| the passengers on the steamship City of
| birmingham which left yesterday for New
| York.
Coley Anderson of the Horse Creek Coal
and Coke Company of Alabama came over
| from Birmingham yesterday, and spent the
| day in Savannah.
Miss Lillian Hamilton, accompanied by
! her brother William 8. Hamilton, left last
| evening by tie Central railroad for Chlpola
| Farm, North Georgia
Wallace Cumming sailed on the steam
| ship City of Birmingham for New York
| yesterday. He goes on a visit to the differ
ent watering places north.
N. f. Thompson of Birmingham, Ala,
| formerly of this city, was a passenger on
the steamship City Of Birmingham, which
sailed for New York yesterday.
Bloom Brown, formerly of this city, now
OF Americas, has been appointed special
| agent of the New York Life Insurance
| Company Of New York for the state of
| Georgia He will make Americas his head
| quarters.
Rev. r. H. Blenus, pastor of the Bolton
street Christian church, will leave on the
| steamer for Boston tomorrow morning
Mr.. BIenus goes TO spend a short vacation
| with his parents, who reside at CORVALLIS,
Nova Scotia. He expects to return in a
| month.
T. P. Wright and Miss Ada Youcum were
married at Sacred Heart church at 7:3O
| o'clock night before last by Rev. Father
| William. The bride is a very popular
young lady of East Savannah, and the
| groom is an energetic employee for T. A.
Ward, the foundryman.
| Richard Wayne Cunningham, son Of
| II. =. Cunningham, ESQ.,, has been ap-
pointed by Congressman r. E. Lester as a
! cadet to West Point. Young Cunningham
IS III his 18th year. AS is the custom, he
has been appointed nearly year IN adj
vance Of the vacancy, and he will not be
required to undergo the scholastic and
phy lcal examination, which ne must salts
factorIly pass before admission to the mill
| tary academy, until in June, 1890
Mr. K. d. Guerard, president of the Chat
ham Dime Savings Bank, left yesterday
| evening on trip to the north and will
spend some time at Saratoga Springs before
he returns. Mr.. Guerard will combine
business with pleasure, and while in New
YORK will arrange the financial relations of
| the new bank with its northern correspond
ents. The board of directors met Yesterday
and elected Mr. w. w Chisholm president
pro tenn. during Mr.. Guerard's absence.
Mr.. Conrad Schwarz and Miss Cassie
Brodbacker were married night before last
at the residence of Mr. and Mrs. n. Mumm
in Lovers'Lane. The ceremony took place
at $50 o'clock. A large number of friends
were present Rev. Father William Myer
| of the Sacred Heart church officiated at
the marriage. The bride wore a becoming
| dress, of white cashmere with ornaments.
After the marriage an elegant reception
was rendered The couple by Mr. and Mrs.
Mumm. The presents were useful and
| many of them very costly. The home of
the couple will be at 1862 Bryan street.
AT THE COURTS.
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