The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-24
LOCAL PERSONAL

b. +. johnson of Atlanta is in town.
| B. W. Edwards Of Columbus is here.
| j. w. Peck of Ocala, Fla, is in town.
j. F. Hale Of Sumnertown is in town.
P. B. Smith of Midwife is in the city.
B. R. Addison of Bryan county is in town
d. L. Christian of Swainsboro is in the
city.
Rev. Nike Sabal Of jacksonville is in the
city.
o. L. Bradford of Jacksonville is in the
city.
DR.. George L. Smith of Swainsboro is in
town.
W. S. livery of Branford, Fla, is in
town.
A. M. Cohen and son, of Brunswick, are in
| the CITY,
j. S. Hamilton came down from Athens
yesterday.
]. c. Seymour came down from Atlanta
yesterday.
w. E. Morrison, Esq, went up to Clarkes-
vile last night.
Mrs. s. A Grubbs of Swainsboro is a
guest of the Marshall.
o. T. Rogers left for Chicago last night
via the Central railroad
John F. Lovett, Jr., and P. E. Mock of
Sylvania are in the city.
Joseph Calvin and Alfred w. Show Of
Nashville are in the city
John w. Bowling of Ozark, Ala, came
over to Savannah yesterday.
F. s. Lathrop left for New York via the
Atlantic Coast Line last night.
j. E.. Sewell and wife of Green Cove
Springs are visiting in the city.
Isadore Freid has returned from a two
weeks business trip to New York.
John F. Gaynor and son left for New
York yesterday, via the Central railroad.
Maj. John w. Rutherford sailed on the
steamship Nacoochee yesterday for New
York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wara G. Foster of st.
Augustine, Fla, are guests of the Harnett
house.
r. r. Dancy, who has been in the north
and west since last May, returned home
yesterday.
w. A. Carter and wife and Miss Minnie
Tillman of Columbus are guests of the
Screven house.
Joseph H. Smith, Esq, of Atlanta, after
a soJourn of several days in Savannah, left
for his home last night.
A. B. Leonardo, A. J. Knight, H. L.
Knight, M. Lovengreen and Burt E. Cox of
Adhp dTS III UnS Guy.
Miss Isabella Steruheimer was passen-
ger ON the steamer Nacoochee yesterday to
visit friends in New York
William M. Davidson, Jr., was passen-
ger on the steamship Nacoochee, which
sailed yesterday for New York.
Rev. Julius Pohl, o. s. B., director of St
Mary's college, North Carolina, is visiting
the Catholic clergy in this city
and Mrc ~ IOorco,,e l. -
from an extended visit to the north. Thew
visited New York and good many of the
watering places.
Miss Leah Patterson, the leading singer
in the jacksonville Catholic church choir,
is in the city visiting friends. She will
return home Monday.
The following party came down from
Atlanta yesterday: r. L. r. Calvin. Will
lam Schweigert, Miss Whitehurst and F. ].
Stllson. They were guests of the Pulaski.
Col W. N. MERCER, Miss Camille Mercier
and Miss Roselle Mercier came down from
Augusta and stopped at the Pulaski house
Yesterday. They will sail for New York
to-day
G. W. Allen left yesterday on the Nacoo.
chez for New York and will be gone about
three weeks. Mr.. Allen will purchase a
full stock of goods preparatory to opening
at Barnard and State streets.
Misses Theresa aud Annie Savarese will
leave this afternoon by the City of Brm-
ingham for New York. From there thew
go to st. Xavier college, near Pittsburg
Pa, where they will remain for wear or
more.
The following party came in from SWANS
boro and stopped at the Marshall; Mrs
Ellesor and daughter, Mrs Rountree, Miss
Rountree, Miss Edenfield, John j. Roun-
tree, J. D. Smith, j. H. Edenfield and j. r.
Rountree.
Justice Russell was attacked with vertigo
yesterday afternoon about 2 o'clock in his
office, and had to be taken to his home on
Tattnall street. After reaching home he
was seized with commissions and is now
quite ill from the attack.
Among the souvenirs brought back from
Ireland by Mr. Luke Carson is A
large photograph of a group of the mem
bers of Prince of Wales Lodge of Free
Masons of Belfast, taken at picnic at which
Mr.. Carson was an honored guest during
his recent visit to the old country, 1t is a
handsome picture of a very handsome party
OF Irishmen Mr.. Carson is not a member
OF the ancient craft, but apparently he is as
popular with the brethren across the water
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