The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-11
LOCAL PERSONAL
Robert Pause of Atlanta is here.

| Robert Pause of Atlanta is here.
j. II. Davidson of Metcalfe is here.
! j. J. Zelincher of Mobile is in town.
E. C. Beatty Of Atlanta is in the city.
! w. S. Morel Of Egypt is in the CITY.
B. F. johnson of Atlanta is in town.
G. w. Byingtoa is here from Atlanta
NJ. P. Pickett is here from Charleston.
DIR. w. L. Billiard is here from Columbusi
b. C. Abernothy of Altoona, Fla, is hers'
S. II. Benjamin of Micaaopy, Fla, is
here.
William N, Hawks of Atlanta is in the
city.
n. F. Hollingsworth is here from Nor
folk.
George W. Wright of Brunswick is in
the city
L. Newman came down from Macon yes
terday.
j. J. Dale, prominent citizen of Bluff
ton, is here
c. Hohenstein came up from Waycross
yesterday.
Mrs. J. d. Wright of Louisville is a guest
Of the Screven.
F. R. Conner of Scriven county was in
town yesterday.
P. X. Whitfield and wife of Dade City,
Fla, are here
Miss Minnie Eason is visiting Miss Mis-
cally In Charleston.
Abe Lesser and family of Macon are
guests OF the Screven.
H. Haym left for Goldsboro last night
via the Atlantic Coast Line.
Mrs. j. K. Garrett and Miss Garnett re-
turned from the north yesterday.
A. Med. Bond returned from New York
yesterday on the Nacoochee.
Mrs. I. F. Stubs returned from the north
yesterday on the Nacoochee.
Miss Bessie Lawton returned from New
York yesterday on the Nacoochee.
A. Nj. Martin, Esq, has returned from
Virginia White Sulphur Springs
j. f. Crohan was passan ger on the Ma
coochee from New York yesterday.
l.. s. Phillips, NJ. A. b. Howard and NJ.
Harris of Blackshear are in the city.
A. r. Lawton, Jr., Esq, returned home
yesterday from the Paris exposition.
L. ii. Haines, proprietor of a large
tobacco mandatory, is here from Wins
ton, N. C.
c. H. Dutton, prominent naval stores
man of Live Oak, returned from the north
yesterday.
Mrs. c. Rotbschild and child came I'D
from Darien yesterday and stopped at the
Screven house.
4. s. Thigpen and wife, and Miss Kelly
OF Humphrey, Ga, were guests of the Har-
nett yesterday.
James III. Freeman of the Waycross
Headlight, and VIM. Parker of Waycross
were in the city yesterday.
W. H. Logan of Atlanta, one of the spe-
cal examiners OF BradStreet'S, is in the
city IN the interests of the establishment.
John E. Woodworth of Atlanta passed
through the city yesterday to join his fam
lly, who have been summerng on Mr..
W oodworth's plantation on Daufuski island.
The wife and daughter of Ernest K.
Mccoy, assistant keeper of the CITY dis
pc sary, will return home this morning.
after spending the summer with relatives
IN Virgin !, and Mr.. McCoY's parents, from
Florida, will arrive tonight on visit.
Night before last. on the occasion of the
twenty-first birthday of Mr.. Louis Schaul
living with his aunt, Mrs j. Appel. at
Barnard and Liberty streets, large num-
Der OF his friends rendered him a serenade.
The regimental band was engaged for the
evening" The ssrenading party reached
the house about 8 O'clock and several pieces
were played. Mr.. Schaul invited the thirty
or more Of his friends in, and in a few
minutes refreshments of nearly every kind
were placed bsfore them. Recitations and
short speeches were made by Messrs. A.
Dryfus, Jake Gazan and j. Lane. Mr..
Schaul responded in most fitting speech.
and thanked his friends for serenading him
as they had done. 1t was long after mid
night before the party pledged the health
OF tnelr host aud babe him good night.