The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-11-01
LOCAL PERSONAL.

+. j. Garbett of Midwife is here.
j. u. Mays of Macon is in the city.
j. A, Williams of Eastman is here.
VIM. Bluett of Macon is in the city.
j. s. Bean of Augusta is in the city.
w. j. Orr of Richmond is in the city.
A. l.. Kountz Of Atlanta is in the city.
j. j. Dale of Beaufort, S. c., is in the
city.
Mrs. F. Fort of Darlington, s. c., is in
the city.
c. B. Goetchius and L. Joseph of Column
bus are in the city.
John j. Rountree came down from
Swainsboro yesterday.
Mrs A. 7. Davis returned from Atlanta
yesterday, via the Central.
w. b. and J. S. Bedingfield and A, Fl.
western OF Wadley are in the city.
G. o. Haines left for New York vester-
day, via the Atlantic Coast Line.
W. w. Hicks and wife of Fort Mason.
Fla, are guests Of tine Screven house.
James K. Clarke and James K. Clarke.
Jr., Of Darien, were in the city yesterday.
Bishop Becker has so far recovered his
health that he will officiate in the celebra
ton of mass at the cathedral this morning
Rev. Robert White, recently called to
the rectorship of Christ church, will arrive
tomorrow and will preach at Christ church
Sunday.
Assistant Chief of Police 8. C. Lee, who
has been sick and confined to his room for
several months, was out Yesterday for the
first time since his illness.
Rev. o. P. Fitzsimmons of Macon. who
has been called to it. Johns mission chapel
is expected here tomorrow, and will preach
at st. Johns Sunday evening.
Miss Title Brown of Gainesville. Fla.
returned from the north this week on the
City OF Augusta, and is the guest of Mr..
and Mrs. Elias Brown on Hull street.
The Savannah Cadets Social Club viii
lnaugurate its hop soon. A committee of
arrangements composed of Sergt. j. C.
Tyson, Corporal B. s. Symons and R. w.
Farr was appointed last night to arrange
Tor the first hop, which is to be given about
the middle OF the month.
Harry 8. Oppenheimer of this CITY and
Miss Mary Englerth, daughter of j. A.
EngIerth, formerly of Savannah. were
| married at the brides home in Macon, day
before yesterday. Rev. j. w. Lovett per-
formed the ceremony. Mr.. and Mrs. On
penheimer arrived in Savannah Yesterday.
and will make their future home here.
Alderman Wells, chairman of the water
committee of the council, returned home
yesterday from an extended summer tour
OF the north. he was lnquirlng with much
interest about the flow of the new artesian
WE'LL and Alderman Bailey told him that
four such wells will amply supply the city.
Mr. Wells will visit the Springfield planta-
ton to-day to see the new ''spouter."
President John r. Young of the board of
trade received telegram yesterday from
President Northen of the state fair, re-
q1esting that a rice expert be sent to them
immediately as judge for the agricultural
department.. Mr.. G. b. Pritchard, manager
of the rice department of w. W. Gordon &c
CO., was appointed, and left last night.
His services will only be required during to-
day. and ne will return tomorrow.
Judge Falligant's vacation, from which
he returned this week, was not as pleasant
as he had anticipated, owing to the illness
OF his daughter for the past month. An
extended tour of the resorts in the north
and Canada was contemplated when Miss
Falligant's illness, from peIitomtis, inter
vened at the home of her aunt in Connecti-
cut Miss Faliigant was critically ill, but
after a month of devoted attention and
nursing, she began to recover, and was CON
valescing when Judge Falhgant left last
week