The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-29
LOCAL PERSONAL

Louis Gray OF Augusta Is at the Marshall.
w. E Chase OF Richmond is at the Pu-
laski.
J. A. Baldwin of Williford is at the Mar
shall.
J. s. Horn of Macon is registered at the
Screven.
N. G. Register of Birmingham is at the
Screven.
P. F. Croghan of Louisville is at the
ScreYen.
NJ C. Sullivan OF Macon is at the
Marshall.
l. G. Frost of LaGrange is at the
Marshall.
J. N. Miller Of Hazelhurst is at the
Marshall.
J. Q. Stephens Of Kite is registered at the
Marshall.
j. g. Townsend of Rochester, N Y, is at
the Pulaski.
Thomas Appelonio of New Orleans is at
| the Pulaski
o. G. Smith of HinesviIle is stopping at
the Marshall
d; v. Coleman of ohoopeeis registered at
the Marshall
j. B. Scott of Brunswick is stopping at
the Marshall.
j. H. A. Bruce and wife, of Orlando. Fla,
are guests OF the FulasKl.
Col. John Lawtou of South Carolina is
registered at the Marshall.
DR.. T. s. Parsons of Boston, Mass, is
registered at the Marshall
Mrs. George Fl. Roache has gone north
for short visit TO friends.
Robert Barrie and H. d. Ziegler of Phila-
deiph1a are stopping at the Pulaski.
G. E. Rumbough aud w. A Leland of
Knoxville are guests of the Screven.
j. A. Morris and Miss Sarah e. Morris of
Atlanta, Ca, are guests Of the Pulaski.
A. ]. Crovatt and wife and child, of
Brunswick, are stopping at the Pulaski.
Mrs. d. Bennett, who has been visiting
Mrs. Paul Rehnberg, has gone to her home
in Baltimore.
Mrs. G. c. Underwood and ]. r. Under
wood of Orange Park, Fla, are registered
at the Pulaski
Mrs. j. B. Newton has returned to Pooler
after very pleasant visit to relatives in
North Carolina.
W. E. Well, J.. II. White. Jr., Z. N.
Slckels. b. M. Vanduzen and ID. G. Town
sand OF New York are at the Screven.
L. I. Hubbell, with DucEworth, Turner
q Co., will leave on the Kansas City to-
morrow for New York, whence he will sail
for Europe by the Alaska next week. He
Will be absent until about Sept. /. Mr.
Hubbel win spend most of the summer in
England, returning at the opening of the
cotton season to resume the position of trust
which he holds with his firm.
j. II. Fox returned yesterday from the
undertakers' convention, which has just
closed In Columbus. He reports the most
interesting convention which the association
has ever held. All Of the Savannah under
takers except himself were entertained
yesterday by the fraternity at Columbus.
Important business at home brought him
away after the adjourning of the conven-
ton.
j.. A. II. Bruce of the Park house, Matt
land, Fla, and wife, is at the Pulaski.
They are en- route for Boston, and leave by
steamer this afternoon. Mr.. Bruce is in
terested in phosphate lands in Florida, and
his visit north Is for the purpose of interest
ing capitalists in their development, Mr.
Bruce is well known in this city, having kept
the hotel at Montgomery -on-the-Salts In the
halcyon days of that once popular resort.
Rev. William w. ]. Robertson of Millen
was among the callers at the MORNING
NEWS office yesterday. Mr.. Robertson Is a
conference of the Methodist church He is
Bethesda boy, having entered that insti-
tuition in 1858, and remained there ten years,
which included the period that the boys
spent at Bethany, Ca, to which place
they were removed in 1862, owing to the
proximity of Bethesda to the federal
forces. Mr.. Robertson was engaged in
various secular pursuits until ten years ago,
when he entered the ministry. He spent
yesterday at Bethesda. and was warmly
welcomed by the officers and the boys, and
was gratifed as well as surprised to see the
improvements which have been made, not
only to the property, but in the general
management of the institution.