The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-16
LOCAL PERSONAL.
Low of Brunswick Is here.

Max Low of Brunswick is here.
j. Fl. Whitman of Brunswick is here.
r. L. Eason of Irwinton is in the city.
Lewis T. Goodrich of Augusta is here.
s. F. Miller of Waycross is in the city.
P. e. Magnus Of Atlanta is in the city.
P. s. Tatum of Abbeville is in the city.
J. w. Preston of Barlow is in the city.
J. w. Williams Of Saussy is in the city.
u. B. Overton of Brunswick is in the city.
Mrs. n. Smith of Atlanta is in the city.
w. B. Meyers of Blackville, S. c., is here.
Mrs. F. GiIlen of jacksonville is in the
city.
c. z. Taylor came in from Willard yes
terday.
James Y. Bitch came in from Bitch yes
terday.
John T. Buckley of Scotland Neck, N. c.,
is in the city.
Charles H. Fennis came down from Au-
gusta yesterday.
G. B. Letford of Bolton, S. c., came over
to Savannah yesterday.
w. T. Miller and Phil Fogarty of Charles
ton came over to Savannah yesterday.
Mrs j. B. Gamble and Mrs. j. s. Belts
of Tallahassee are at the Pulaski house.
P. G. Busbee and Miss Dora Smith
Brunswick are guests of the Marshall.
j. Rice Smith, Augusta, general man
ager of the Georgia Chemical Works, is in
the city.
Sol Bloodworth went out last night on a
business trip through the western portion
of the state for G. L. Montague & Co.
Vice-President and General Manager M.
j. OBrien of the Southern Express Com
pany, and his private secretary, T. w.
Leary, of New York, are in the city. Mr..
OBrien will remain here few days, when
he will go to Florida.
Mrs. Ferrill, Mrs. Demere, and Mrs.
d'Antignac arrived home yesterday morn
ing from their summer trip north. Miss
Maud dAntignac is visiting friends in New
York, and Hiss Mary dAntignac is visit
ing friends in Washington City.
J. II. johnson of Long Branch, Tattnall
county, met with quite q serious loss Yester-
day. He was in town making purchases
and was going from place to place, when
he missed a roll of money containing $40
He is under the impression that he pulled
the roll out of his pocket when he took out
his watch. Mr.. johnson advertises his loss
in the MORNING NEWS.
Prof. King, the celebrated balloonist, ar
rived in the city yesterday from Charles
ton with his balloon. The professor is one
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having made over 300 successful ascenslons,
the last one bsing at Charleston during
gala week" in that city. His ascensions
are like those seen in former years in this
city, the aeronaut and his companion going
up in the balloon, which sails out of sight.
If he can make suitable arrangements he
will make an ascension in this city.
w. r. Leaken, who has been associated
with Chisholm q Erwin in the practice of
law for the last seven years, has retired
from the firm. MIR. Leaken is one of the
most prominent among the younger mem-
bers of the Savannah bar. He has opened
an office at No. 118 Bryan street. Mr..
Leaken's association with Chisholm g.
Erwin has brought him into prominence,
and he has already a large acquaintance,
not only in Savannah and in the estern
judicial circuit, but throughout this part Of
the state
Ex-senator J. II. Clifton of Tattnall
county ana brother of Representative
William Clifton was in the city yesterday
Mr.. Clifton is an extensive cotton planter.
stock raiser and timber and lumber dealer
on the line of the Eden extension, the COM
pletion of which he says will develop that
country aud add largely to the trade Of
Savannah. Mr.. Clifton is a man quite
influential in politics in his county, and if a
strong man is not put up for governor in
this section he will support Hon. II. G..
Turner, with whom he served for four
years in the general assembly.