The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-17
LOCAL PERSONAL.
n. E. Josslen of Rogers il here.

\. l.. Josslen of Rogers il here.
L. B. Powell Of Cairo is in town.
! Y. p. Hunter Of Quitman is here.
! DR.. jenkins Is here from Atlanta.
I. NJ. Hefferman of Augusta is here.
r. J. Scott of Atlanta is in the city.
/ B. Lucas of House Greek is in town.
! 7. II. Ward is here from Brunswick.
! j. }. Caldwell Of Macon is in the CITY.
! c. V. Waugh Of Griffin is in the city.
| +. Langley Of Pensacola is in the city.
c. d. Thigpen Of sun Hill is in the city.
! NJ. P. Garfield of Pensacola is in town.
K. F. Watts of Lumpkin is in the city.
John A. Phillip of Lumber City is here.
R. B. Nisbet of Eabouton is in the city.
Il. H. Gainsburgh Of Pants is in the city.
b. L. Robertson of Bulloch is in the city.
j. c. Eaton Of Nailand, Fla, is in town.
w. b. Owen Of Jacksonville is in the city.
W. l. Turner of Hartsboro, Ala, is in the
city.
C. F. Hamblen OF St Augustine is in the
city.
C. H. Beckwith of Glenmore is in the
city.
". J. Thogord of Halcyondale is in the
city.
c. 7. Cummings of WATERFORD, S. c., is
here.
L. B. schwarz of Birmingham is in
town.
c; C. Grace came in from screvor yes
terday.
NJ. Sabel came up from Jacksonville
yesterday.
Miss A. E. Haynie of Townsville is a
guest of the Marshall
Mrs. G. D. Younglave of Gainesville, Fla.
Is visiting in the city.
A. c. Ulmer returned from tire north on
the City Of Augusta yesterday.
Mrs. A. C. Williams and child of Bran
Iord are slipping at the Marshall
George W. Haslam returned Yesterday
from the north on the city of Augusta.
Hrs. Daniel Hops and family have gone
to the Warm springs of Georgia for the
balance Of the summer.
Rev. and Mrs. R. Webb returned from
the north yesterday. They were passengers
on the city of Augusta
County Commissioner 4. P. Smart re-
turned from New York state Yesterday
where he went to take his family for the
summer. They are at Middleburg, Scho-
harie county.
Mrs. John Freeman Young, Mrs. j. Tel
lair Stockton, Miss Claire Mclaughlin.
anu Miss Frances Mclaughlin, of
Jacksonville, stopped over at the Screven
last night enroute to Asheville for the sum-
mer.
Mrs. Mary A. Crawford, while walking
OUT w ntaker street night before last. fell
through sewer manhole at the corner of
ferry street, spraiuing her ankle and other
VIE severely brulsing her. Mrs. Craw ord
WALKING Wit l.
stepped upon the cover of the manhole in
me sidewalk the cover tipped and she fell
through and was held fast until rescued by
parties who came to her assistance.
The Irish World of this week saws:
MISS Mlnnie Doyle, daughter of Capt
NJ j. Doyle of Savannah, is in New York
temporarily and has favored US with a
VISIT. lnquiring about our old friend
j. I. Duggan of the same southern town
and who Is well known to Irish World
readers we were pleased to learn that Mr..
Duggan is Miss Doyle's godfather aud is
well. Miss Doyle goes to the Catskiu
mountains for health aud pleasure, in tha
attainment of which she has our best
wishes" Miss Doyle is stopping at the
Hunter house, in the Catskills, where she
Will remain during the heated term.
Alderman w. T. Reid of the fire COM
mltGee OF council returned yesterday from
an extensive trip north, during which he
examined the workings of the fire
department in New York. Phila-
delphia, Washington and Baltimore.
Alderman Reid said he was treated most
courteously by the fire departments in the
cities mentioned, and especially in Balh-
more he thinks the Baltimore department
Is the most perfect one he ever saw. and he
was most favorably impressed with the
workings Of the aerial truck and the chem.
zeal engines. The Baltimore Sun of last
Friday speaks IN terms of compliment of
the Savannah alderman.