The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1889-07-28
LOCAL PERSONAL.
E. L. Kirby Of OhOopee IS in town.
y q Gracs Of Scravan Is in, touz-1

E L. Kirby Of OhOOpee is in town.
G. G. Grace Of Screven is in town
T. o. Burwell Of Birmingham IS here.
Ed. Fuller Of Richmond is in the CITY.
1T. Turner Of Montgomery is in town.
T. B. Fielder Sr., of Dublin is in the city.
Wesley Jefferson Of Buena Vista is in the
city.
A. W. Buchanan Of Birmingham is in the
city.
John Schley left for Birmingham last
night
J. o. Moore went to Birmingham last
night.
William DoweI will spend to-day in At
lanta.
r. F. Jones came in from Herndon yes
terdRy.
P.D. Campbell of Orlando, Fla, is in
the city.
Miss Lula Waite left yesterday for
Ogeechee-
Malcolm Cunningham went up to Atlanta
last night.
A. J. King came down from Thomaston
yesterday.
W. B. Miles came down from Atlanta
yesterday.
JsE. D. Hearn of Scotland Neck, n. c.,
is in the city.
Miss Minnie Cannon is visiting at st.
Simon's island.
Mr.. and Mrs N. F. jackson left for At
lanta last night.
Gazaway Hartridge, Esq, went up to
Atlanta last night.
A. R. Altmayer went north yesterday on
the Chattahoochee.
J. F. Gaynor left for New York yester-
day on tho Chattahoochee.
John r. West, one of Macon's prominent
business men, is in the city.
Mrs. w. w. Gordon left for Atlanta last
night via the Central railroad.
Denis J. Murphy returned yesterday from
New York on the City Of Augusta.
Charles O'Byrne returned to the city after
rusticating for two weeks on Tybee.
c. D. Owens and family left Yesterday
for the north on the Chattahoochee.
Tom S. Gray of Augusta is in town on a
visit to his brother, Mr.. Joseph F. Gray.
DR.. C. n. Brandt returned from the
north yesterday Oh the City of Augusta.
Maj L. NJ Warfield returned from New
York on the City of Augusta yesterday.
Solicitor General Fraser is sick, and
T. D. Rockwell, Esq, is acting in his alb
sence.
A. c. Becker, superintendent of the
Union News Company, was in the city yes
terday.
Mrs. J. H. Daniel, Master Grover and
Stanley Daaiel of Millen are guests Of the
Screven.
Mrs John Kuck and children will leave
on Wednesday for few weeks sojourn at
Cover Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs Patrick Walsh of Augusta
went to TYbee last night, and will be there
for day or two.
Hon. John T. Glenn and family of At
lanta passed through Savannah yesterday
en- route to New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Adler leave by the
Atlantic Coast Line to-day for New York,
and Will be away about six weeks.
Maj. J. F. Hanson of Macon was a
passenger on the City of Augusta, which
arrived from New York yesterday.
Miss Nellie Reynolds, daughter of Justice
Reynolds, is visiting relatives in Scriven
county, where she will spend her VACATION
Miss Mclaughlin of jacksonville, Fla,
who, with Miss Vida Fleming, has been
visiting IN Augusta, is a guest of Capt.
Robert g. Fleming.
Mrs. 1. b. Folder, Jr., Mr.. and Mrs. u.
| II. Roughtou of Dublin, and Miss Julia
! Johnston of Greenwood, Ind are spending
a couple of weeks at Tybee
President Dean Newman and Secretary
Davis of the Southern Travellers Associa-
ton left for Indian Springs yesterday, to
attend meeting of the association direc-
| tors.
Mrs. j. W. Urquhart and her son George.
after spending week with her friends in
| Savannah, will leave this morning for
Macon. From there she will go to New
York and Buffalo to spend the remainder
| of the summer.
Capt. James Ward left on the steamship
Chattahoochee yesterday with his wife.
Miss Josie King and Master Willie King
They will visit New York, Boston, Sara
| toga, Quebec, Montreal and several other
places IN Canada before their return, which
WILDE in September.
DR.. j. d. Lanier left yesterday afternoon
ON the steamer for New York. He and DR..
II. s. Colding are delegates from the State
Dental Society to tie American dental
convention, which meets at Saratoga Aug.
o. Dr. Lanler will spend "a few DAYS in
New ork before going to Saratoga. He
| Will go from Saratoga TO Galveston. Tex.
where he has been appointed to clinic before
the Southern Dental Convention, Aug. 20.
The friends Of Mr. James NJ. Reid last
night called IN DIR. George II. Stone, who is
attending him, to ascertain his condition.
DR.. Stone pronounced Mr. Reid'S easa ona
Of typho-malarial fever, When he was
called DIR. Stone found him with consider
able fever, and gave it as bis opinion that
| his mental alteration is caused from
exposure in the hot sun in this condition.
and that Mr.. Reid has not been responsible
for his actions during the past week.
The plainest woman cannot be unatfractive
who exhales the deliciously refined fragrance
which ATKINSON supplies in extracts and
Sachets.