The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-10
LOCAL PERSONAL


John Brown of Sparta is in the city.
I. J. Fetzer of Atlanta is III the city.
L. Burdett of Humphreys is in town.
Ii. c. Smith OF Augusta is in the city.
T. B. Busbee of Vienna is in the city.
Nose Smith Of NaldOsta is in the city.
u. F. McDuffis Of Saussy is in the city.
! 3. r. Oliveros of St Augustine is here.
J. a. Quinn Of Sandersville is in town.
T. J. Agnew of Fsrnandina is in the city
| R. c. Nicely of Waynesboro is in the city.
| &. w. Brown of Gainesville is in Savan.
nah.
NJ H. Livingston of jacksonville is in the
| CITY.
| F. H. RAIN of Richmond, Va. is in the
city
D. D. Bull and family are visiting in the
city.
J. A. Doster of Lumber City is in the
city.
A. Proudft, Esq, of Macon, is in the
NJ. H. Sandwich, Esq, of Thomaston, is in
town.
Wright Hunter left yesterday for the IN
terror
Hon. s. G. McLendon is here from
Townsville.
j. c. Prendergast and family are guests
OF the Marshall.
Fred. ID. Bush and ]. H. Latimer of At
Ianta are in the city
Z. f. Strickland of Valdosta came up to
savanna yesterday.
Mrs. T. F. McCaffrey of Augusta is
guest of the Screven.
r. q. Erwin left yesterday on the City of
Augusta for the north
Leon Kemper and Sol Marcus of Biz
mlnghan are In the city.
I. Tuberdy and Miss Minnie Tuberdy LETT
yesterday for trip north.
Miss Matte Ward left last night for Fer
naudina tFla.) to visit friends.
j. A. Shirgleur and j. T. Thweat of
Columbus, Ga, are in the city.
Mrs P. j. Golden left yesterday on the
City OF Augusta for New York.
Messrs. Charles F. Stubbs and Joseph
Holmes of Macon are in the city.
d. w. Bowman and family, of Lake
Helen, Fla, are guests of the Screven.
u. w. WyllY was passenger on the
City OF Augusta for New York yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Newman and family
left for the north yesterday on the City of
Augusta.
A. r. Salas, Esq, and family have re-
| moved to Guyton to reside for tue balance
| of the summer.
Miss NJ. Bell Cole will leave tomorrow
Tor stone Mountain to spend the summer
with relatives
Mrs. Dryfus, NJ. Dryfus, Mrs. B. H. Levy
and children are all summering at Taylor's.
on Schroon lake, in the Adirondacks.
b. d. Ansley, Charles L. Ansley and
Arthur Fsyiander, three of Americas prom
lnent and progressive business men, spent
yesterday in Savannah.
Maj W. a. Wilkins of Waynesboro. one
of the most progressive men in South Geor-
ga sailed on the steamer City Of Augusta
for New York yesterday.
Hon. s. B. Price, Mr.. George B. Turnin
Mr.. Walter Turpin and Mr.. J. Mas of
Macon made pleasant call at the MORN
ING NEWS office yesterday.
Mrs. Jane Sullivan and Miss Sarah Sulli-
van will leave to-day for Boston. They
Will be absent about six weeks and will
spend part of the time in New York and
Saratoga.
Miss Lulu Yates, Miss Lucy Williams and
Miss Edith Lewis, three charming Young
ladies of Mount Pleasant, s. c., who have
been visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Horace Rivers
on Dutty street, will return to Mount
Pleasant to-day.
1sHei OaNluson, bne pretty
daughter of Albert r. Davidson, CITY EN-
gneer Of Augusta, is visiting with her
mother at Mrs. William Cox's on Duffy
street. She was the sponsor for the Rusb
AonaveS during their visit to Augusta.
Macon was we'll represented in the CITY
yesterday. Hon. S. B. Price, mayor, Mr..
Jake Mas, wife and two children. Mr.
George B. Turpin and son Walter, Mr.. J
II. Hertz and Alderman Proudfit, all left
IN the afternoon on the City of Augusta for
the north.
NJ. Lowenstein of New York passed
throug city yesterday on his way
north, having come from Columbus, where
he purchased, at sherIff's sale, the Bee
hive" store, paying $44, 200 cash therefor
lie was accompanied by w. P. Walsh, who
represented creditors Of the "Beehiven
store to the amount of $1,000
Editor j. F. Stone has sold out his inter
est in the JeSup Sentinel aud has connected
| himself with the Lowell & baltimore hard
| ware house IN savannah, retiring altogether
| from the journalistic field The last nun
! Der OF the Sentinel contains his vaiedictorv
| and the announcement of his entry upon y
new field OF business. The SentineL will be
| conducted by Mr.. Stones late partner. Mr.
| Milliken.
James r. Herman, record clerk of the
| supreme court chambers, New York. with
| his wife, are in the city. Mr.. Herman is
taking months vacation after nine years
! of asslduous work He brought with him
letter OF Introduction from Gilbert Choate
formerly reporter Of this city, now law
reporter of the World. to NJ. F. Molina.
dr.. Herman will spend several DAYS in
Sava nah, and will leave in time to spend
portion OF his vacation among friends in
Boston aud Philadelphia.