The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-30
LOCAL PERSONAL

D. c. Thompson of Sanford, Fla. is at
the Screven.
NJ D. Macarthur Of Atlanta is registered
at the Screven.
Mrs. George ". Haupt left for Suwannee
Springs last night.
Mr.. Dave l. Greenbaum arrived on the
Kansas City last night.
P. F. Mcdonald of Beaufort, S. c.. is
stopping at the Screven.
c. A. L. Cunningham went north yester-
day for brief vacation
ID. c. Bacon returned last night on the
Kansas City from New York.
NJ. q. Golinsky arrived home last night
from New York on the Kansas City.
Capt. Horace P. Smart returned from
the north last night on the Kansas City.
W. G. Morrell arrived last night on the
Steamship Kansas City from New York.
Mr.. Gugie Bourquin. who has been on the
sick list for several days, is convalescing.
S. P. Hamilton returned home last night
on the Steamship Kansas City from New
York
DR.. J. Weichselbaum returned from New
York on the Kansas City which arrived
last night.
DR.. NJ L. Boyd and wife were among the
passengers returning home last night on the
Kansas City.
Miss Esther Berlack Of Jacksonville, Fla,
is visiting her friend, Miss Eta Gazan, on
Abercorn street.
J. B. Chestnut and wife, arrived home
last evening on the steamship Kansas City
from New York.
Miss Mamie Brigham was among the
passengers on the City Of Augusta yester-
day for New York.
Mrs Sarah W. Wayne and her little
daughter went up to Gainesville last night
to be absent several weeks.
Alvin NJ. Bell, clerk of the city treasurer's
office, left last night on the City of Augusta
for New York on a short vacation.
The Augusta Chronicle says: Miss Lizzie
Hunt, a charming young lady of Savan-
nah. is visiting Mrs Brown out on Camp
bell street.
Miss Maud Thomas went north yesterday
on the steamer Augusta. She was at
Clarksville for couple OF months, and will
spend September at a charming lake resort
in Central New York.
Miss Wood bridge, who has been at Clarks-
vile the greater part Of the summer, went
north on the steamer yesterday, and will
spend September at one of the delightful
lake resor s of New York.
l. 1. i1uOOelis ESq., returned IaSG nlRlU
on the Kansas City after three months
tour in Europe. Mr. Hubbell is with Duck
worth, Turner g. Co., and his trip has been
to see what cotton is doing on the other side
of the waters.
Frank Z. Rebarer, clerk Of council, is ex-
pected 10 arrive by to-morrow's steamer
Mr.. Hernandez, who has so acceptabIy
filed the position during Mr.. Rebarer's abb
sence, will go north on a short vacation
after Mr.. Rebarer's return.
Mr.. G.. A. Gregory, city editor of the
MORNING News, who has been i'll for sew
eral days, left on the City of Augusta yes
terday for the north, with the hope that a
few days in the bracing atmosphere of the
Adirondacks would fully restore him to
health.
W. e. Braid, the retiring assistant super
intendent and foreman Of the MORNING
NEWS book bindery, was presented by the
employees of the job press room yesterday
afternoon with q magnificent calendar clock.
The presentation was made by ]. N. Davis,
and was responded to by Mr.. Braid in q few
appropriate remarks.
The Marietta Journal has the following:
Mr.. Lemuel Downs and wife of Savannah
visited the family of w. S. N. Neal last
week. Mr.. Downs was formerly a citizen
of our town. He enlisted In Marietta at the
of the late war and was a mem.
Der Of the Seventh Georgia regiment He
Phillips Legion reunion last Thurs
day and met many Of his old comrades.