The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-29
LOCAL PERSONAL.


T. c. Gibson of Agricola is at the Pulaski
Will Long of Gordon is at the Marshall.
Morris Cohn of Sandersyille is at the De
Soto.
W. G. Griffin of Eatonton is at the Mar
shall.
David Howard of Macon is at the Mar
shall.
VIM. s. Jordan of Madison, Fla, is at
Pulaski.
J. W. Ponder of Opelika, Ala, is at the
Pulaski.
I. a. Davis of Granville, s. c.. is at the
Marshall.
A. Mccoy of ocOnee is stopping at the
E. P. Rentz of Sellman is stopping at the
Marshall.
A. Peacocks, Jr., of Seville, is at the
Marshall.
A NJ. Moses of Lumber City is at the
Marshall.
B. j. Wyrms Of Coleman is at the Mar
shall house.
L. H. W. Gerry Of Greenville, s. c.. is at
the Pulaski.
w. j. Patterson of Saussy is registered at
| the Marshall.
Pierre Lorillard left yesterday at noon
for New York.
j. H. Ray and F. s. Hartman of Macon
are at the DE Soto.
William Turner of Brunswick is regis
tered at the Marshall.
Z. A. Scheperd and wife, Of Beaufort, S.
O., are at the De Soto.
Mrs. Ernest Almond is visiting her
mother in Townsville
E. II. Lane and W. G. Roberts of Val
dosta are at the De Soto.
DIR. N. A Thompson Of Anderson, s. c.,
is guest Of the Marshall.
Chas. j. Wallace and A. c. Olney Of
Tennille are at the Pulaski.
w. ID. Marshal aud e. s. Goodman of
Americas are at the De Soto.
G. B. Mccormack and P. J. Rogers of
Pratt Mines, Ala, are at the De Soto.
Miss Julia harn of Orlando, Fla, is at
Mrs. Messick, No. 103 President street.
DR.. J. P. s. Houstoun sailed on the steam
ship Kansas City, for New York, yesterday.
Mr.. Ivancich win attend the Appleton
Branham wedding in Atlanta Wednesday.
P. Donnelon, Jr.y returned from Florida
yesterday and is located at the Marshall
now. 4a7r
Miss Mary Lewton and Miss Mamie Rich
mond of Wesleyan Female College are in
the city.
George W.. Estes. one of Talbottons
week here.
John jerks, young business man of
Butler, came down to Savannah yesterday
and Will spend the week.
Miss Manic Davis Of Atlanta is spending
Merchants week with her brother j. W.
Davis of No. 157 York street.
Byron Bower, Jr., son of Judge Bower of
cambridge, is the guest OF his aunt, Mrs.
Cutter, No. SO Whitaker street.
Judge and Mrs. S. S. Pitman of Spring
| field are in the city visiting their daughter,
Mrs. Ramsey, on Barnard street.
George p. Cornell and son and daughter,
of Macon, are visiting their uncle, j. c..
Cornell, at No 1S7 Whitaker street.
Miss Flaunerv and Miss McDonough who
| have been spending sometime at Washing
! ton returned to the city yesterday.
Miss Lula Baker and Miss Stella Baker of
| Thomasville are spending the week in the
| city. the guests of Mr.. w. II. Baker.
Miss Simpson of Charleston and Miss
Essie Emanuel of Georgetown, S. c.. are
visiting friends at No. 1856 Liberty street.
Oscar c. Turner, Atlanta correspondent
| OF the Albany NetOS and Advertiser, is
| spending the week with Mr. D. B. Morgan.
MIR. and Mrs. l. Levy of ThomasvIle and
Hiss Addie II. Solomons of Charleston are
visiting Joseph Lovenstein, No. 1863 Perry
street.
Capt. James Jacobson arrived Yesterday.
| from Darien, on the steamer st. Nicholas.
| He came up to enjoy the festivities of Mer-
| chants week,
DR.. O'Neal of Talbot county, accompa-
MED by his wife. are spending the week in
Savannah, guests of L. g. Berrien on South
81 DAD street.
| Capt James NJ. Bateman of Macon came
down iytor IN -
week. His family is here, the guest of
E. III. Perry on Harris street.
| j. a. Lachlison and vito arrived on the
| st. Nicholas yesterday, from Darien. They
will spend the week i'll the city, witnessing
the frolic Of Merchants week.
Joseph Simmons, a young business man
of Valdosta, is in the city spending Mer-
chants week. D. j. Sirmons of Dupont
is also spending the week here.
Mrs. John Ingalls,, Miss Roberta Flanders
of Macon, and Miss Mamie Gardner of
Thomson are stopping with Mr.. and Mrs.
Osceola Butler, No. lis Perry street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Simon Brown, father and
| mother of Col Mike Brown OF Blackville.
! s. c., Mr.. and Mrs. j. Rich of Grahams.
S. c., and Miss Bessie Rubehstsin of Au-
| gusta are spending Merchants week, aod
are the guest of Mr.. j. Nj. Rich.
! Among the arrivals last night was DR.. T
A. Cheatham of Macon, president of the
Georgia Pharmaceutical Association.
DR.. Cheatham proposes to spend several
| days in the city visiting Mr. e. E. Cheat
ham. and enjoying the festivities of Mer-
chants week.
Mrs. S. w. Cesar OF Savannah, sister
| of Mrs. G. I. Stuart, who has been stopping
at the Stuart, has returned home. She was
accompanied by Miss Rosa Dubel of Balti-
more, who has been spending some time in
the city, the guest of the Misses Stuart.
She will remain in Savannah a week, and
then proceed to Baltimore. -1homaSuilLe
| Times
DR.. Louis A. Falligant and Judge Robert
Falligant have rendered fund of $500 to
the Baptist Sunday school for the annual
presentation of gold medal to the most
| proficient pupil of the Sunday school in
conduct and scholarship. 1t is understood
that the fund is memorial one in honor of
the mother Of the Falligant brothers, the
late Mrs. Eliza r. Falligant, who in life
took an active interest in the church and
Sabbath school. The tender Of the fund
was made by DR.. Falligant Sunday night at
the annual Sunday school celebration.