The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-08-04
LOCAL PERSONAL.
. Besinrer of Fufaula is here.

W. P. Keeny of Evansville is in town
! II. r.. DeLoach of Albany is in the city.
J.E. Foy came in from Egypt yesterday.
] H.F. Duuwoody Of Brunswick is in the
city.
DR.. A. G. Bouton left yesterday for New
| York.
A. FeibeIman of Camden, Ark, is visiting
| IN the city.
Miss Annie Glass is enjoying the salt
breeze at Tybee.
w. H. Stone and Frank Cavanaugh Of
| Augusta are here.
F. C. Battey left for Augusta last night
via the Central railroad.
E. s. Hull left for Birmingham last night
via the Central railroad.
Miss Agnes Gallaher Of Augusta is spend
ing few weeks at Tybee.
L. o. Gold, Jos. Cary. and J. B. Dabney
are here from birmingham.
Messrs J. IL. Latimsr aud J. D. Arbison
came up from Jesup yesterday.
Mrs. J. II. Furber left for the north yes
terday on the City of Birmingham
NJ. B. Millen sailed on the steamship
William Crane for Baltimore yes erday.
Mrs. A. Il. Brown and sister, Miss Carrie
Lowenthal, are visiting friends in Macon.
Judge R. F. Lyon of Macon passed
through the city yesterday on his way
north.
Mrs Nichols, Mrs. DR.. Barr and ]. W.
Thomas of Nashville are guests of the
Pulaski.
E. T. Charlton and Miss Mamie Charlton
left yesterday on the City of Birmingham
for the north.
Maj. and Mrs. w. Shellman and family
left on the City of Birmingham yesterday
for the north.
r. A. Morrissey and Gus Gallaher left
last night via the Central for Augusta to
spend few days.
H. S. Duffield. who has been with the
Fords during the last six weeks, left yester-
day for New York.
DIR. S. A. White and DR.. H. s. Colding
left yesterday for Saratoga to attend the
American Dental Convention.
Miss Mamie O'DonnelI and Miss Purcell
came down from Augusta yesterday aud
went to New York on the steamer.
Emmett O'Connell left on yesterdays
steamer for an extended trip through the
north. He will visit Canada before he re-
turns.
Miss Mamie Doyle and Miss Maggie
Ennis left yesterday by the City of Biz
mlngham for the north to spend couple of
months.
Mr.. and Mrs H. P. Smart and family left
on the City of Birmingham for the north.
They go TO Eastern New York to spend the
summer.
Mrs. Lula G.. Lebey, the Misses Proctor
and Miss Rodgers returned yesterday from
weeks stay at the Chathams club house
at Tybee.
Col. Mike Brown, after putting in two
hard days work for the South Bound. went
down TO Tybee last night to spend Sunday
on the island.
Miss Matte Ward, Miss Gertrude Emory.
Mrs. j. Riley and Mrs. G. A. Gregory
have been spending a week at the Chatham
Club house at Tybee.
Mrs. w. II. Powell and child left Friday
night on the David Clark and will spend
the month visiting friends in Doboy
Darien aud Brunswick
Capt. V. B. Avery was a passenger on
the steamship William Crane, which sailed
yesterday for Baltimore. He will spend
the next two months north.
Director Brandt of the TeIfair Academy
has SO far recovered from his recent acci-
dent that he is now out, and he will leave
L1verpool Aug. z, on the City of Rome for
New York.
w. baltimore, of Lowell & baltimore
left yesterday on the City of Birmingham
for two weeks trip north He will visit
New York, Saratoga Washing ton and
Baltimore.
The following party came down from
Macon yesterday and left on the City OF
birmingham for New York: Z. Waehtel.
A. A. Wachtel, C. C. Wilder and Misses
Hattie and Maude Wilder.
Chief Justice L. E. Bleckley and As
soclate Justices I. j. Simmons and w. II.
Blantord passed through the city yester-
day on their way to New York. They
sailed on the City of Birmingham.
William McGrath, prominent merchant
OF Brookhaven, Miss, and Miss Kate
McGrath aud Miss Eileen Becker, are in the
city on their way north. While here they
are the guests of James McGrath on Liberty
street.
A social club has been organized bv
party OF young men and ladies and has
taken the name of the Waverly Social Club.
lts object IS pleasant amusement for its
members. The following officers were
elected: President, E. G. FISHER: vice
president, Miss H. Shaffer; secretary. Mr..
h. Urquhart; treasurer, Miss c. Goerz.
Quite congenial party came over from
Charleston last night ana are registered at
the Pulaski. They will spend today at
1ybee island. The party consists of Capt.
W. D. Porcher, Z. C. Williams, II. N.
Tucker, E. D. Frost, DR.. Porcher Smith. f.
W. Passalalgue OF the Belt Line road, and
- ~ A"JOAV all representative Charles
| tOnians.
The irish World of Aug. has this to
say about one of the applicants for the COL
lectorship Of this port: Capt. Michael J.
| Doyle is, Of all the candidates for the COL
lectorshlp OF the port Of Savannah, the one
man whose appointment will not only
please the protection allies of the RepubI-
can party, but also give satisfaction to
every business man of any note in the city.
The captains appointment would give
much qualification at the north, where he is
as highly esteemed by a host of warm
friends as he is at home. Identified during
his long business career with the best inter-
eSts OF Savannah, the Irish World SAYS in
! all candidness that it cannot see how it is
! possible to make a better selection. and the
captain has all Its best wishes that ne may be
| chosen by this administration for the hon
ored position with which his name has been
SO closely associated"
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