The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-04-30
LOCAL PERSONAL.

H.H. Daniel OF Columbus is at sAs Pu-
laski-
G. II slOat of valdOsta is at the Mar
shall.
NJ. c. Powell of Dublin is at the Mar
shall
Charles Carmichael of Rochelle is at the
Marshall.
re. King and wife, of Weycross, are al
the Pulaski,
VIII. Fowler of Lawrence. s. C. is at
the Marshall
DIR. b B. Conner of Lawrence S. c., is at
she Marshall.
HI MCGEE of Reidsville is stopping at
the Marshall.
Mrs. William L. Long of Mcintosh Is at
the Marshall
Col. c. C. Hilton of Screven is registered
at the Marshall.
DIR. B. F. Julian of Stockton is registered
at the Marshall.
G. A. Latham and wife, OF Fernandina,
ara at the Marshall.
Hon. A. E. Tarrier of Barlow is regis
tered at the Marshall.
J. F. Olliff and wife, of DAYTON, are
guests of the Marshall.
c. E. Danner and wife, of Beaufort, S.
c., are at the Marshall.
E. B. Lawton and wife, of Hampton, S.
c., are at the Marshall.
w. J. Oliver and wife, of Shellman, are In
the city spending the week.
A. j. Thompson and j. J. Taylor of
Cochran are at the Pulaski.
Charles Pearson of Macon is spending
Merchants week in the city.
Gen. Joseph E. Johnston is in the city
a,A &c ct of 10 IA Snfn
DR.. l. A. Martin and DR.. Clements of
Shellman are here spending the week.
Miss Falligant left for Montgomery. Ala.
last night, to visit friends in that city.
Robert Lumpkin, with NJ. Nussbaum g.
Co. of Macon is taking in Merchants week.
F. B. Montfort, manager of the MONTE
yuma variety works, is spending the week
here.
Messrs. E. Mccall, B. f. Williams. and
A. r. Bennett of Waycross are guests of the
De Soto.
NJ. G. Young and J. B. Hester, promi-
nent naval stores producers of Adele are at
the Pulaski.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. II. Williams of Augusta
are visiting Mrs. T. r. V. Bradley, at i061<
Whitaker street.
Misses Lille and Kittie Holfing of
Charleston are in the city spending Mer-
chants week with friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fl. Murray of Naylor
are in the city stopping with j. II. Ken
nard, at No. 76 Barnard street.
Rosendo Towas, Spanish vice consul.
and his little daughter are guests of Mr..
John b. Fernandez. No. POS South Broad.
S. s. Monk, one of Carsonyille's most en-
terprising citizens, came down to Savannah
yesterday, and will spend Merchants week
here.
Thomas Dickinson of Atlanta. represent
ing the Atlanta Rubber Company. was a
caller at the MORNING NEWS yesterday
afternoon.
Capt. E. H. Crawley of the Waycross
Rifles is in the city. spending Merchants
week. He paid the MORNING NEWS visit
yesterday.
Miss Lizzie Thompson of Birmingham,
Ala, is visiting Savannah, her former
home. She is with Mrs. Holt, No. 149
Whitaker street.
Fred Plaisted, the champion oarsman, ar
rived yesterday on the City of Macon, from
Boston. He is on his way to Bridgeport.
Tenn, to row Hanlon.
Rev. j. w. Simmons of Hawkinsyille.
formerly pastor of the New Houston Street
church, is in the city. and Is warmly well
coined by his many friends.
D. R. Blood, a prominent merchant of
Boston, Ga, is spending Merchants week
in the city, and was among the callers at
the MORNING NEWS Office yesterday.
M. W. Cox, R. R. Arthur, z. A. Critten-
Misses Lizzie and Mossie Crittenden are
here from Shellman spending Merchants
week.
Mrs. T. Brown of Gainesville, Fla. and
her son Joseph T. Brown of Tampa, are
spending Merchants week in the city as the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Brown, No.
146 Hull street.
Maj. j. o. Andrews of Cedar Key, Fla.
general agent of the Suwannee River Trans
portation Company, is stopping at the
Pulaski. Maj. Andrews and VIII Cottrell
were among the callers at THE MORNING
NEWS office yesterday.
Miss Ruthie Stewart gave an informal
card party last night. 1t was compliment
ery to Miss Mallet, of Virginia, guest of
Miss Guile Lawton. The charming hostess
made the entertainment an exceedingly
pleasant and enjoyable one.
Benno Kayton arrived yesterday from
San Francisco, after years absence. He
returns looking in the pink of health. His
prolonged stay on the Pacific coast has
hALi 6AOobAJs A1o Will dSSuLu6 us
old position of manager of the Herman &
kayton packing house.
Among the callers at the MORNING NEWS
office yesterday was "General" Abe L.
Sawyer, representing the Key West
bqudtor-DenaocrGt during the drummers'
week festivities. The general is OILY
twenty-eight inches in hight and is q years
Of age. He is very diminutlve specimen
Of newspaper man, and very nice little
gentleman
Col and Mrs. j. H. Estill left Yesterday
for Charleston. Col. Estill is an ex-presi-
dent Of the Southern Press Association,
which will meet in Charleston this week,
and he will represent the MORNING NEWS
IN the convention. A. A. Allen, managing
editor of the Macon Telegraph, went BY
The same train, and will represent the Iele-
graph.
The st. Patrick's church choir will repeat
lne programme given two weeks ago, TO
which will be added other attractions in |
Guiding solos by the Misses Platshek, both |
GI whom are accomplished piano players. |
James Douglass, who is well known as |
cello player Of rare merit will also play, and |
FRANK Carney the favorite comic singer |
WI, WI contribute to the entertainment. The |
Fords' will also repeat their comedy.