The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1889-12-07
PERSONAL AND SOCIAL.

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Mr.. w. G.. Robinson, of Gainesville,
Fla, is at the Ocean.
Mr.. c. Il. Goodman. of Alapaha, reg
istered at the Ocean yesterday.
Mr. w. j. Hays, of st. Simon's, was
in Brunswick few hours yesterday.
Mr.. J. Fl. English, of Macon, was
among the visitors to Brunswick yester-
day.
Mr.. John SH1taines expects to return
to Savannah to-day, after having spent a
week here.
Conductor w S. Bull, of the B. & w.
was shakiGg hands with friends in Bruins
wick yesterday.
Messrs p. J. Callahan and W. Fl. Sim
mons left last night on a short visit to
johnson station.
Miss Eugenia Leonard, OF Talbotton,
is in the city, the guest of her friend
Miss Matte Patterson.
Mr.. S. B. Wade was over from Savan-
nah yesterday mingling with his friends
and attending TO business.
Mr.. Harry Kemp, one of Albany
cleverest young men, was in Brunswick
yesterday on business trip.
Mr.. j. r. Fort, of Cochran ,Ioame down
yesterday and attended to business in
this city, returning home at night.
Mr. j. G. Mays, superintendent of the
Georgia dis,, lofili u j. the Sonthsrn Express
Company, ) in Brunswick yesterday.
Mr.. s. G, Littlefeld, ST., will return
to day from Jacksonville, where he has
been for several days past on business
trip.
Mrs. j. L. Ray and her children, of
Illinois, arrived,in Brunswick yesterday
on visit to Mr.. w. J. Hays Mrs. Rays
father,
Capt W. F. Ward was here from
Thomasvilie yesterday. Capt. Ward is
one of the post popular conductors IN
Georgia. %$9
Dr.. r. a.. Barford returned from
Kentuck fsSst night. The, doctor has
J been OH mt 70 home folks. He came
back alone
DIR. r. B Doster was here for short
while yesterday on his return to his
home at Blakely after an extended trip
through Florida.
Nj. r. G. Williams, of Atlanta, has
bought out the stock of Mr., p. j. Gala
han, and will conduct the business; at
the same stand.
Miss Helen Hawkins, one of Americus'
most popular society young ladies, is
expected to spend the Christmas holi-
days with friends in Brunswick.
Mr. w. A. Lloyd, of Eufaula Ala,
arrived in Brunswick yesterday. Mr..
Lloyd came here to take passage on the
Mallory steamer City of San Antonio
for New York.
Traffic Manager Edwin Fitzgerald, oi
the East Tennessee, and his private sec
retary, Mr.. r, L. Washington, spent
yesterday in Brunswick. Mr.. Fitzger-
AIDS visit was altogether one of bust.
ness nature:
Mr.. W. D. Price arrived here yester
day from Birmingham, Ala. Mr.. Price
contemplates establishing a grocery
business III Brunswick. He is the senior
member of the firm of Price, Lamar &
Co., wholesale grocers, Birmingham.
Mr.. P. G. Jackson, a well-known capi
talist, was here from Nashville, Tenn
yesterday. Mr.. Jackson came here on :
prospecting tour. He expresses himsel
as delighted with Brunswick, and an
nounces his intention of investing here
Mr. E. W. Dewitt and family, O
Neigh, Neh., arrived in Brunswick yes
terday where they have arranged t(
spend the winter season. Mr.. Dewitt
is largely interested in Brunswick rea
estate and he and his family are always
welcome visitors to the city.
The Hawkinsville Dispatch says
"Messrs. John J. Taylor and Willis B
Reeves young gentlemen held in higf
esteem by the people of this county, ar'
members of a recently organized corpo
ration known as the Brunswick Hard
ware Company.
Mr. r. H. Boswell, now of Milledge
Vile, but formerly of Brunswick, wa
shaking hands with his old time friend
yesterday. Mr.. Boswell has not been il
Brunswick before. in about seventeen
years, and he says that he experience
great difficulty in identifying the city
He tells soue Interesting stories of hoy
he once shot squirrels where some of th
3 handsomest dwellings in the city ar
now located.
Largest and most complete stock Q
< Lumber j I;ranSwIca is at the BAG