The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-04
ECHOES FROM EFFINaHAM.
Recruiting the Cavalry Corps to Entel
the Regiment.

recruiting the cavalry Corps to Enter
the Regiment.
Last week was a gala week for Effing-
hamites who visited Savannah. and con-
tributed g share in its festivities. The
Millen accommodation. Guyton's pet
train" was handled by Conductor Frank
Bevill, assisted by John Lawrence, the
baggage express agent, and to these worthy
officials and Engineer Noon is due the
credit of handling the immense crowds
which took passage with them,
and to their credit not an accident of any
character resulted. The people along the
line OF the Central from Savannah to
Millen are loud in the praises o the officers
OF the Central for their liberal rates and the
comfort and conveniences provided. The
low rates induced many to attend the
Merchants week celebration in Savannah
who would not otherwise have attended.
The Etfingham Hussars celebrated their
anniversary last Thursday by a parade
under command of Lleuts. Bird and Morgan,
war veterans of this time honored corps.
At the company meeting held during the
day quite a number of petitions for mem
bership were read, and upon motion the
applicants were admitted sufficient 10
give the Hussars the requisite num-
Der necessary to enter the
icRlul6ut. lu6 are en-
thusiastic, and worked bard to come to the
requirements Of the new military law, and
the fears recently entertained on account
of the opposition of certain members and
officers as to the feasibility of kentering the
regiment, notwithstanding they were among
the lncorporators Of the cavalry regiment,
have been happily overcome.
Miss Ida Hinely and Miss Katie Tebeau,
the daughter of Mayor John j. Tebeau.
have just returned from a two weeks visit
to the families of w. B. Mallette and J. C.
Masters of st Augustine, Fla, aud received
a hearty welcome from their Effingham
friends.
DR.. L. D. Strutton, so long the business
manager of Mr.. W. o. Cubbedge's drug
establishment at Guyton, is preparing to
locate in Pembroke, on the Savannah and
Western railroad, where, in connection with
Mr.. Cubbedge, he proposes to open drug
store. DR.. Strutton has been one of the
progressive men of Guyton, popular in its
society, and his absence will be greatly
missed
The thanks of Guytonians as well as those
OF Intermediate points are due to W. w.
Starr and E. 7. Charlton for their thought
full kindness in arranging for the detention
of the Guyton vestibule train to late hour
during May week. A large crowd took ad-
vantage of this clever accommodation on
the part of the Central's officials, and gave
Conductor Jordan little taste of midnight
revelry on carnival night.
Miss Ella Perry of Philadelphia and NJ iss
Susie Adams of Savannah are visiting Mr..
and Mrs. r. j. Davant. Jr., of Guyton.
Capt. a. A. VIM tiGuyton says: 1.-The
people along the line of the Central ana the
Savannah and Western were carried away
with the beauty of the carnival in Savan-
nah and the wonderful success of so many
varied entertainments. They were never SC
proud of Savannah as they are at this
moment. Everybody along the line of the
two roads will be in Savannah at the next
carnival"