The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-05
LOCAL PERSONAL

J. B. Preston, Jr., went to Augusta last
night.
George L. Cope left for suwannee Springs
| last night.
Lee Allen Of Americas is registered az
the Screven.
Hon. Hampton L. FerriIl has returned
from Saratoga.
Joseph Fried and wife have gone to Rome
TO spend several weeks.
Mrs. J. G.. Young and child left for
Hickory, y. c., last night.
Joseph Full on and family left for Gaines
vile last night for the summer.
Miss Bessie Clifton Rose sailed yesterday
on the Nacoochee for New York.
G. A. Nicoll returned from the north
yesterday on the City of Augusta.
Mrs George P. Walker and family left
for Hot Springs, n. c., last night.
Miss Ethel Helmken went TO Macon yes
terday to spend the summer with friends.
DIR. NJ. J. Bussey and wife and Miss
Mckinley Of Atlanta are at the Screven.
Capt. Van B. Avery left last night on the
Nacoochee TO spend short vacation north.
Mrs. Alfred Chisholm and daughter left
for Washington city yesterday by the Coast
Lima.
Mrs. NJ. C. Patrick of Charleston is spend
ing some time with Mr.. Aveilhe, on Gwin-
nett street.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rauers were among the
passengers by the City Of Augusta from
New York yesterday.
j. E. Grady was among the passengers
who arrived on the City of Augusta last
night from New York.
Misses NJ and A. Egan are spending the
summer among the Green mountains of
Vermont, and at Saratoga.
r. P. Cannon arrived home last night on
the City Of Augusta Tom New York, where
he spent his summer vacation.
Alex W. Smith, wife and child, j. D.
Turner, wife and child and Oscar Turner of
Atlanta, are all at the Screven.
Misses Marguerite Macdonald and Marie
Holiday of Atlanta are visiting Miss
Mamie Pepper at No. IS President street.
Miss Gertrude Gainey, of Augusta, and
Miss Matte De More, Of Athens. are spend
ing the week at Mrs. VauDohliu's, No. SO
Montgomery street.
Mrs. h. c. Mazyck and daughter, Miss
Louisa D. Mazyck of Charleston, S. c., are
on visit to her mother, Mrs. N. A Tilton,
No. 133 Duffy street.
John NJ. Green of Atlanta arrived In the
city yesterday morning on the City of
Birmingham, spent the day here and left
for Atlanta last night.
Mrs. R. F. Burdell aud Miss Sallie Baker
| left yesterday by the Atlantic Coast line for
RawleY Springs, Va, where they will remain
the balance Of the summer.
Mr.. J. ]. Doolan Of the NEWS composing
room force, who has been spending some
time in the north, returned on the steam
ship City Of Augusta last night.
Miss Minnie RAIN and Miss Maybelle
Middleton returned home to-day after
| spending some time at Talulah Falls. On
their return trip they stopped several days
in NARROW visiting friends.
Hon. F. G. duBignon has gone north for a
six weeks visit, on advice of his physician
| Mr.. duBignOn has been sick for some time,
and, though not confined to his bed, has
been unable to do active work. His friends
hope for his early recovery.
Miss Mamie Footman, a charming and
accomplished young lady, who has been on
| visit TO Marrow. the guest of Miss Annie
Mcintyre. left for Guyton yesterday. She
| will visit some of her friends in Savannah
before returning to her home in Decatur.
Miss Daisy Boulineu of Savannah, Miss
Sallie Heindel If Augusta and Misses
Annie and Oracle Mcintyre Of MARROW
form pleasant party and leave on a two
weeks trip for Tallulah Falls to-day. Miss
Florrie Boulineu of Savannah and Ransom
A Wright of NARROW will leave next Fri
day night to join the party.