The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-05-25
LOCAL PER 5ONAI.
Sweat Of WaYcross is here.

J. L. Sweat Of Waycross is here.
w. B. Thomas of TIE mile is in town.
j. w. Drewry of Eufaula is in the city.
r. n. Howell Of Charleston is in the city.
J. H. Wright Of Waycross is in the
city.
W. J. Trask of New Orleans is in the
city.
NV. Reed and wife, Of Waycross, are in
the city visiting.
Mr. and Mrs. William Wolff Of Macon
are visiting in the city.
J. c. Anderson and wife, Of Chattanooga,
are guests of the Pulaski.
j. s. Darnell left for Cincinnati last
night via tue Central railroad.
Mrs. G. NJ Sorrel left for New York via
the Atlantic Coast Line last night.
Messrs. Herman Myers and George J.
Baldwin left for Colum Jus last night via
the Central railroad.
Senator duBignon returned yesterday
from Allan a where he has been attending
meeting of the cap toll commission.
Capt. Al ert Dial, Joseph Fleming, A. W.
Anderson, w. S. 9 ay and j. III. Strong
of Laurens, s. c., spent yesterday in the
city.
General Agent Henry l. Seemann, of the
Hartfor Life and Annuity Insura ce Com
pany, will leave to-day for Augusta to be
gone several days.
Hon. R. E. Lester, A. II. MacDonell, W.
L. Clay, S Kilgsberry and Court Steno
grapher Cam, returned from HineSville
yesterday, wnere they had been attending
the Liberty county superior court.
r. F. Harmon, colonel of toe First regi-
ment K. of P, and Capt. w. A. Wa ker,
captain of DuGuescin division K. of P,
which carried off the prize in the drill at
Augusta, have returned, and they speak in
terms of tie highest praise of the hospitality
rendered the visiting Kni hts in that city.
The enterprising Int lie city of ROME gets
the next anu i grand lodge of the K, Of P.
Lieuts Satterlee and Barrett were the
guests of the officers Of the Savannah mill
ta~y yesterday. After being shown the
city the officers were driven out to Bona
venture, and were given a. fish dinner at
lhunderbolt. In the afternoon they we're
taken to Tybee and the afternoon was spent
on the beach. The Savannah officers
treated the United States Ulcers royalty,
and Lieuts. Satterlee I'd Barrett expressed
themselves as delighted with their trip
They left via the Atlantic Coast Line last
night.
Mr. Gustave Eckstein will leaves to-day
for New Yo *, aid will sail for Europe
June 5, He will visit his father in Munich
and will be absent five months. On the eve
f his departure Mr.. Eckstein was rendered
a serenade by the employes of his establish
ment, and Myers coruet band at his resi-
dence No. lj8 Hull street. At the close of
the serena ie Mr.. Eckstein invited the
serenaders to partake of his hospitality.
He EXPIRE ised his surp Sc and pleasure at the
compliment rendered him and several Of his
leading employees responded suitably
Mr.. Eckstein left Europe in 1859, since
which time re has succeeded in buildi e up
a tirst-class busin' So and accumula ing CON
siderable Of this worlds go DIS. He viii be
accompanied on the trip to the old country
by his wife and son, Master Willie. After
leaving Mr.. Eckstein's house the serenaders
adjourned to Manager E. NJ Perry's ONE,
at Charlton and Barnard streets. and from
there they went to Mr.. H. A. Dumas resi-
delce, at President and Line ia ST eets,
winding up at Mr.. w. H. Sex on'S home, at
BroughJon and Abercprn streets