The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-09-28
LOCAL PERSONAL.
S. F. siskron of Atlanta is here.

S. F. Siskron OF Atlanta is here.
John S. Cook Of Augusta is here.
j. J. Mills of Jacksonville is here.
G. Gillian Of Darien is in the city.
r. NJ. Hitch Of Johnston'S is here.
j. E. Terry of Rome is in the city.
T. o. Brown is here from Augusta.
DR.. Whatlsy of Blackshear is here.
w. A. Fraser of Mcintosh is in town.
o. J. Leach OF WaYcross is in the city.
j. II. Lamar OF Charleston is in the city
st. j. Cummings is here from Charleston
| j. C. Hollingsworth Of Dover is in the city
| w. H. Love Of Brunswick is in the city.
! j. Lane came over from Macon yester-
day.
H. A. Blackshear of Live Oak is in the
city.
a. B. Estes, Jr., of Blackshear is in the
| city.
W. J. Snyder of Button, s. c., is in the
city.
Mrs. George Hazlehurst of Richmond is
here.
R. H. Walthour of Walthourville is in
the city
J. A. McDufFie of Brunswick was in town
yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Cops left for the north
yesterday.
1. NJ. Frank went north yesterday on the
Tallahassee
W. I. Mitchell and wife, of Jacksonville,
Fla, is IN the city.
W. F. Parker aud E. H. Reed of Way
cross are in the city.
J. I. aud c. H. Pitts of Quitman came
up to Savannah yesterday.
j. W. Brannon and wife, of Tampa, are
guests OF the Screven house.
Miss Nina c. Hahn of Bainbridge is a
guest OF the Marshall house.
Mrs. D. B. Lester left for New York
yesterday on the Tallahassee.
James NJ. Bazemore of Scriven county
came up to The city yesterday.
u. c. Owens of Hampton, s. c., came
over to Savannah yesterday.
Mrs. F. G. duBignon left for the north
yesterday on the Tallahassee.
Mrs. II. McA. Schley was passenger on
the Tallahassee for New York yesterday.
G. q. Grace and Miss Louise Grace of
Scriven are guests of tae Screven house.
| j. j. and A. Cadw of Chauncv came
| up TO the city yesterday and stopped at the
| Harnett.
Capt. F. Y. Dabney left yesterday for
Mississippi to attend the wedding OF his
daughter.
w. II. Evans, R. w. lockwood and D.
B. Gilliland of Charleston spent yesterday
in the city
Lieut. Littig of the revenue steamer Dis
| coverer, returned from Baltimore yester-
day on the VIM. Lawrence.
Sister Alphonsa, of 81. Joseph's academy,
| Washington, Ca, who has been visiting at
j. H. Gallagher's, will return home to-
morrow
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Fraser, Miss Laura
Fraser, Miss Laura Martin, Mrs. J. s.
Fleming and j. E. Martin Of Mcintosh
were IN the city yesterday and stopped at
the Marshall.
Bishop E. G. Weed of Florida, Rev. B. G..
White and Rev. A. w. Knight were passen-
gers on the Tallahassee for New York yes
terday. They are on their way to the
Episcopal general convention.
Hon. A. Pratt Adams and Mrs. Adams
| have returned from their bridal trip, and
are now at Col. Olmstead's residence at
Beaulieu. They had quite an extended tour,
| visiting New York, Niagara Falls the
Thousand Islands, Lake Champlain. Lake
George and Saratoga, and from the latter
place going to G icago. where Mrs. Adams
has relatives. They left the great city by
the lakes on Wednesday aud arrived home
yesterday morning.
The family of Maj. N. s. Belknap left
| last M2ht III MAJ. Bslk1aps private car
"Georgita" for Louisville. A large number
of friends were at the Central depot to see
them off. A number of baskets of pretty
flowers were presented Mrs. Belknap and
her two daughters. They will remain in
Louisville, the old home of Mrs. Belknap,
until Maj Belknap has made his arrange
ments for going to Mexico. After winding
up his business in Savannah, he will go to
New York, aud after spe lding a few days
there, he will go to Louisville. He will
spend some time with his family and old
friends, and, accompani I'd by his family, he
will tlen leave for the Mexican capital.
Warren Williams, assistant superintend-
ent of Bradstreet's agency in this city for
the last three and a half years. resigned his
position yesterday and has accepted the
position of travelling reporter of the United
States Mercantile Reporting Company, and
| viii begin his work in Washington next
| Tuesday. After his canvass of that city
he will next visit Baltimore, his old home.
and than Philadelphia. His territory
reaches from New Jersey to Texas, and his
| long connection with Bradstreet's fits him
admirably for the work, as he was twelve
and half years in the Baltimore Office and
three and a half years in the Savannah
office. Mr.. Williams has made many
friends in this city, who, while congrat ulat-
ing him on his entrance to wider field
| regret his removal from among them. Mr..
Williams will remove his family to Balti-
more, acd he expects TO leave tonight, via
the Coast Line, for Washington.