The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-16
LOCAL PERSONAL.

H. Elliott of Saussy is here.
h Burns of Macon is in town.
T. w. Helm of Danville is here.
NJ Doris of DeLand, Fla. is here.
l. c. Sihlsr Of Jacksonville is in town.
C. L. Parker of st. Augustine is here.
H. B. organs of Atlanta Is in the city.
John S. Lowery Of Dawson is in town.
A. U. Moshburn of Atlanta is in town.
j. c. Turner of Columbus is in the city.
John F. Richberg of Naylor is in the city,
William c. Casey of Augusta is in the
city.
Charles w. Davis of Augusta is in the
city.
W. McF. Alexander of cambridge is
here.
Charles U. Shepard of Charleston is in
the city.
A. j. Shearhouse came in from Spring
field yesterday.
Maj. William Letford came from Bryan
county last night.
William Neill of Millen came down yes
terday to Savannah.
NJ. P. Wade, Esq, and s. A. Wade Of
Sylvania are in town.
j. c. Hunt and family, of Valdosta, are
uests of the Marshall.
Miss Anderson left yesterday for Alton.
Va, to spend the summer.
T. E. Castor, A. S. Allea audT B. VIM
OF brunswick are In the city.
Charles Matthews, Jr., of Atlanta, came
down to Savannah yes Cerday.
Andrew Hanley returned yesterday from
the north on the Chattahoochee.
Scotia Tyson left for New York yester.
day via the Atlantic Coast Line.
Y. T. Harrington and J. NJ. Harrington
of West Point, Ca, are in the city.
Thomas Gamble of the Times will leave
to-day for Philadelphia on vacation.
W. D. Thomas and family went up to
Atlanta last night on q visit to friends
G. E. Stults and family left Yesterday
via the Central railroad for Gainesville.
John c. Rowland and family left for
Asheville last night via the Central rail
road.
Mrs. Denis J. Murphy left for the north
yesterday on the Boston steamer City of
Macon.
B. B. Cubbedge and wife left last night
Tor Baltimore on an extended visit to that
| city and other points north.
Mrs. Postell leaves for North Georgia to-
day, where She will remain a few weeks,
and she will then go to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert P Paul and family
were passengers on the steamer City of
| Macon, which left for Boston yesterday
R. g. Lewis and wife and servant, John
F. Eden and wife and j. 0. Jelks and wife
returned yesterday from trip to the north.
They stopped at the Screven.
| Henry |. Seemann of the Hartford Life
| and Annuity Insurance Company and Mrs.
| Seemann will leave by to-day's steamer for
an extended trip north. They will visit the
| principal resorts and will be gone about
| month.
r. w. Powers, one of the proprietors of
| the Pulaski, will leave to-day on the Talla-
hasSee on a months vacation to his home in
| Brandon, Vt. 1t has been two wears since
| he visited Vermont Since he has been in
charge of the Pulaski house he has been
closely confined, and he has deferred the
trip until now.
Contractor NJ T. Lewman, who has inst
returned from Jacksonville, Ind, where
| one OF his sons has been sick, reports most
| encouraging outlook for the farmers. The
rain has in some instances damaged cotton
| slightly, but it is not likely that much dam
| age will result from it now in the section
| through which he passed After Mr.. Lew
mans son got well enough Mr.. Lewman
threshed out 1900 bushels of grain and
harvested about 300 tons of hay. His farm
is within few hours ride of Louisville,
by. He raises stock on a large scale, and
he said that this year everything points to
a good season for stock,