The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-01-27
ABOUT FOLKS YOU KNOW.
Savannahians and Other People Who
Come and Go.

savannahians and Other People Who
Come and Go.
A. Jones of Macon is at the Harnett.
W. W, Cullens Of Camilla is at tho Har-
nett.
r. s. Roberts of New York is at the Har-
nett.
Lewis F. Day of Philadelphia is at the
Pulaski.
J. r. Blow and wife Of Columbus are at
the Harnett.
w. J. Strickland Of Dublin is stopping at
the Marshall.
D. r. Grover of Statesboro is registered
at the Marshall.
+. L. s. Roberts of Admission, Ala, is at
the Screven house.
Wili,m A. Boyden of New York is reg
istered at tho Marshall.
George W. Bryant a Boston tourist, is
stopping at the Screven.
c. C. Hanson Of Eaufaula, Ala, is a
guest Of the Marshall house
Ben Shreve and John p Barnes, New
York tourists, ara at the Pulaski.
A. J. Miller n well-known merchant of
Patterson, is at the Harnett house.
Mr.. and Mrs George W Lewis Of Colum-
bus are stopping at the Harnett house.
Miss Mamie HaItzclaw of Perry is visit
ing Miss Laura Palmer at No. 1872 Jones
street.
C. L. Woods and wife OF Oswego, n. Y.
are at the Marshall, on their way to
Florida.
w. r. Hoffman, hailing from President
elect Harrison's city, is registered at the
Screven.
John C. Wilson, wife and two daughters
and T, O. Benriel of Birmingham, Ala, are
at the Marshall.
H Levy OF Now York is at the Screven
on his way 70 Florida for the beteft of his
enfeebled health
G.. F. Plank Of the Southern Express
Company at Augusta, is in the city and
stopping at the Pulaski
s. Galeatin of Albany, N. Y, is at the
Pulaski, on his way to Thomas Vile. where
he will be connected with tho Mitchell
house.
A. L. Miller, a well-known Texas stock
raiser, is at tho Pulaski, having arrived YES
terday with three carloads Of Texas mules
and ponies.
Hon. J. w. Deering, ex-mayor of Port
land, Me-, is at the Pula Xxi, where lac will
remain several days, and then continue his
tour to Florida.
Edward Burke, wealthy Bostonian, and
W. w. Clark, a rich Philadelphian, are at
the Pulaski house en- route for the Ponce de
Leon, where they will spend the winter.
L. B. Taylor and wife, of Springfield,
Mass, aud h. IL. Jacobs and wife, Of Bos-
ton, Mass, who have been stopping at the
Pulaski, will leave to-day for Jacksonville
The following New Workers are quartored
at tue Screven: A. Il. Drought, J. Znei-
man, $. Baer, y. $. Hemck, f. Frost, =.
Fox, Il. Well, w. A. Alder, A. ID. Hughes,
w. c. Murray and Charles J. Moelier
II. J. Wheeler, prominent merchant Of
Syracuse, n. Y, is at the Pulaski. Mr..
Wheeler is ia i'll health, and after a few
days Of rest will seek the more agreeable
climate of South Florida, TO try il II will
not restore his health.
Rov. G.. r. Mccall, a prominent Baptist
divine Of Macon, who has bsen attending
the ministerial institute at Guyton the past
week, is at the Marshall hou'e and will re-
main over Sunday in the city. An effort
will be made 70 get him to fill one of the
pulplts to-day.
The following party Of tourists came IN
last night, and took rooms at the Puluski |
and, after resting ovor Sunday, they viii
proceed on their journey r. Florida; E. H.
Britain Of Pttsburg, Pa, II. L. Lambert
OF New York, George II. Lawrence aud
wife Of Cambridge, Mass, f. G. Brooks Of |
Boston, Mass, aud N. L. Rice OF Scranton, |
Pa
The reception rendered Mr.. and Mrs. w. |
J. Craig and Miss Lizzie Alexander by Maj |
and Mrs. J II. Alexander At their home in |
Augusta, Friday night, the Chronicle says, |
was "A delightful social success, Mr., Craig /
was unavoidably detained IN Florida by .
business engagement, but Mrs, Craig grace
fully bore the honors OF the occasion aud re-
ceived the congratulations aud good wishes
Of the friends Of her husband and herself. /
The supper was an elaborate and delightful |
one, aud the entertainment was charming |
success in every detail. Miss Alexander
shared gracefully the b nors ot the evening |
with Mrs, Craig, and Maj. and Mrs. Alex
ander have added bright chapter TO the |
story Of this gay social season.
HoRsFoRDs ACID PHOSPHATE