The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-04
LOCAL PERSONAL


| b. Hood Of Augusta is here.
L T Gowan of Bailey is here.
j. S. Horn Of Macon is in the city.
II. Sears Of Waresboro is in the city.
A. c. Conn is here from Chattanooga.
| W. l. Smith OF Columbus is in the city.
| NJ 7. Hodge Of Hawkinsville is in the
city.
W. s. Godbee Of Perkins Junction is
| here
]. w. Preston came in from Barlow
| yesterday.
&c. Cox of Genoa, Fla, came up to sa-
vannah yesterday.
D. ]. Padgett and wife, of Tison, are
! guests Of the Marshall.
G. L. McEImurray and A. r Monroe, of
! Waresboro. are in the city.
| Miss Kate Hsrtridge left for New York
| yesterday on the Kansas City.
A. c. Wempei came up from Tampa yes
/ terday, and is guest of the De Soto.
Henry Blum, Jr., was passenger on the
| Kansas City for New York yesterday.
Miss Caddie Stone returns to-day on the
| Cha tahoochee to school in New York.
John Lynch came over from Columbus,
Ga, yesterday, and stopped at the De Soto
f. L. Larney and wife and children and
| governess, of New York, are guests of the
| De Solo,
John W. Slade and wife and Mrs. NJ. r.
Brown, of Griffin, are guests of the
| Screven.
Mrs. H. L. Nichols and child, and Harry
A. Nichols, of Fulton. n. Y, are guests Of
| the Pulaski
The Princeton College Glee and Banjo
| clubs sailed for New York yesterday on the
Kansas City.
J. F. Paulsen and W. B. Sturtevant were
passengers on the Kansas City for New
| York yesterday.
| w. l.. Bradley, wife and maid arrived
! from Boston yesterday, and will spend some
time at the De Soto.
| s. R. Kirby and wife, and George Towns
end and B. W Mcintosh formed a party
from New York, which is stopping at the
! De Scto
Health Officer Drummer, VINO has been
taking weeks vacation with a party Of
| friends on Blackboard Island deer hunting
is expected home tomorrow morning.
W. j. Lindsey and family left for Su-
wannee Sulphur Springs yesterday to spend
week. Upon their return they will &C.
cupy suite of rooms at the De Soto.
Lee Silva, son of c. A. Silva, after spend
| ing his holiday vacation at home, has
returned via the Central to resume his
studies in the Benedictine College in North
| Carolina.
A surprise party was given Miss Ada
| Brady of Atlanta at the residence of her
uncle, W. Falk, on Hall street, night before
| last. A large number Of young people
were present. Among the visiting young
ladies were Miss Essie Levy of Augusta,
and Miss Lowenstein of Virginia
Mrs. Floyd Jones, one of the Four Hun
dred in New York, who has been accus-
| toned to spending the winter in Jackson
vile, will spend the winter at the De Soto
this season Among others from New York
| we'll known in Savannah who will spend the
winter at the De Soto are Judge w. s.
| Chisholm and wife.
| A delightful church sociable was held at
| the residence of j. d. Murphy at Gwinnett
and Habersham streets, last night, by the
members of the First Presbyterian church
| The programme Of vocal and instrumental
music was rendered by Misses Alice Bates.
| Nellie Murphy, and Rosa Beckett. Mrs. j..
ID. Murphy and others. Capt. Kingsbury
entertained the company with recitations.
| Congressman Lester, who has been at
tending the Mcintosh superior court at
! Darien this week, will reach home at noon
to-day, and will leave tonight for Wash
ington to be present when congress con-
venes on Monday. Mrs. Lester and
| daughter, Miss Laura Lester, will accom-
pany him. Berths were arranged for YES
terday, Col Lester telegraphing from
Darien to friend to have sleeper accom-
modations reserved.
Congressman Whitthorne of Tennessee.
who has been at the Savannah hospital
| since Nov. sick from asthma and general
| debility, brought on by overwork, is con-
valescent, and is expected to be out in three
| or four days. He has been very sick since
he came to Savannah, but under the careful
treatment which he has received by the
| hospital, and the special attention of the
physician, his improvement has been rapid.
His wife has been with him all the time
since he came to Savannah. Congressman
WhItthorne will not return to congress be-
fore spring.