The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-31
LOCAL PERSONAL.

W. ]. Orr of Richmond is here
j. p. Rosser Of Danville is here.
o. NJ. Stone Of Augusta is here.
J. W. Preston Of Barlow is here
| D. Clarkson OF Jacksonville is here.
| T. Scott Of Quincy, Fla, is in town.
J. II. Mccall Of Quitman is in town.
| 7. NJ. Mcconnell is here from Macon.
! A w. Jones Of Augusta is in the city.
7. A. Jennings of Jasper is in the city.
| W. Z. Arnold Of Jacksonville is in town.
A. c. Hallinger, OF Jacksonville is here.
J. B. Morton and family are in the city.
! J. G. Prendergast Of Waycross is in the
city.
VIM. A. Mitchell of Thomasvine is in
! town.
Charles n. Banks of Jekyl Island is in
| town.
A. Ehrlich returned yesterday from the
north.
Charles B. Story of Richmond, Va, is in
/ the city.
Aug. Hedstrom came up from Darien
| yesterday.
/ Morris Saterley came down from Atlanta
! yesterday
Mrs. V. T. Bennett of Albany is guest
Of the Screven
! Thomas c. Dempsey came down from
Macon yesterday.
| Miss McAlpin left for Marietta via the
| Central railroad.
| Mrs. B. F. Parsons of Hawkinsville is a
| guest Of the Pulaski.
Mrs. George L. Cope, Jr., and child, left
for Griffin last night.
! n. E. Pennington of Jacksonville came up
to Savannah yesterday.
Miss Walton Haltiwanger left for Lex
lngton, S. c., yesterday.
c. NJ. Gilbert returned from the north
| yesterday on the Nacoochee
louis Vogel and II. Behrens are spending
month at Suwannee Springs.
Messrs. w. E. johnson and W. J. Out
| land OF Scarboro are in the city.
| Mrs. Amelia and Mrs. Amelia D. Smith
OF jacksonville are visiting in the city.
| Sam Wolf and wife, and G. B. Clocker of
! Jacksonville were In the city yesterday.
B. Belesum and Mrs II. NJ. Belesum Of
| Jacksonville are guests Of the Marshall.
Louis aud George A. Mercer, Jr., left for
| Allegheny Springs via the Atlantic Coast
| Line.
J. C. Cornell of the water works depart
ment is sick at his home on Whitaker
street.
Miss Monte Cornell of Augusta is visiting
| Mr. r. A. Lairds family at No. 6S Brough-
ton street.
Glen Waters of the Atlanta Constitution
was in the city yesterday on his way to
Liberty county.
William Hunter, wife and daughter, left
for New York yesterday, on the noon train
by Atlantic Coast Line.
Rev. Father Bazin, formerly of st. Pat
rick's parish now of Washington, Ga,
spent yesterday in Savannah.
Police Sergeant Killourhy has gone north
on his annual vacation Private Spann is
acting sergeant in his absence.
Miss Annie Sheehan of Augusta is visit
ing her brother-in-law's family, Mr. Frank
L. McNally, East Broad and York streets
c. S. Richmond, principal of Richmonds
Commercial Institute, returned Yesterday
on the Nacoochee from a two weeks trip
north.
Mrs. II. NJ Conner and children will 60
to Warm Springs, N. c., to-day, where
they will remain for the remainder of the
summer.
Mr.. Fred Hakel, Colorado state delegate
to the National Turner's meeting, held at
Cincinnati last month, is visiting his rela-
tives, Mime. c. Gradot and A. Fernandez,
| and will stay couple Of weeks or so.
DR., Stone was called to Suwannee
Springs last night to attend Mr.. Joseph
OHagan. who is dangerously ill there and
liz not expected to live. Mr. O'Hagan's
father and brother were telegraphed for
on Sunday.
An Americus special SAYS that quite a
| ripple was excited there when it was an
nounced that Prof John NJ. Cannon. sr1ner-
lntendent of the Americas public schools.
had rendered his resignation and would re-
move from Americas to Savannah his
former home. He has always been held in
high esteem by the Americus school board
and the public, and his resignation and de-
parture are much regretted
M. f. Molina, deputy clerk of the su-
| perior court, is critically ill of typhoid
| malaria, with no indication Of an abate-
nent of the fever from which he has suf-
fered since last Friday morning. His physi-
| an, DR.. Corson, was with him four times
yesterday and last night. The gravity of
Mr.. Molina's illness is fully felt by his
family. who hope that his disease may Weld
to treatment, and yet are apprehensive
that it may not. The sick man was deliri-
GUS yesterday.
| Col. John F. Gaynor has received cable
! dispatch from Paris announcing that his
son John, youth of -, who has been at
| tending school at the French capital for
| the past two and one-haIf years, had sailed
for New York, where he will arrive next
| Saturday. Col. Gaynor will leave by the
| Atlantic Coast Line tomorrow for New
| York to meet his son on his arrival. and
| will return to Savannah about Aug. 70
| bringing the boy with him to spend couple
| of weeks in Savannah.
A merry Narrowing party will set sail
this morning on the yachts Ocean Queen
and Glance for Warsaw On the Glance.
besides Commodore Lathrop, will be Mr.
ami Mrs. j. L. Walthour, Misses Alice
Thomas, Ruthie Ste aart, Bessie Hartrfdge.
jamie Falligant, and Messrs. Clifford Hart,
ridge and Godin Guerard. On the Ocean
queen Commodore Demere will have Mrs.
Demere, Mrs. Lang, Misses Mamie White
head, Emma Hartridge, Minnie Mcleod
and Messrs. Joseph Lang Robert Hull, Ran
dolph Anderson and J. Cumming. The
party will be gone several days.
The Saratoga IN. " Daily REGISTER, in
writing up the opening mop at the United
States hotel, says that pretty little Maud
d'Antignac was the most graceful dancer"
and abiding to her costume, says that "the
petite and graceful fairy was a perfect
cloud NJ Ni11ly f,,ifa H.. 49,.