The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-02
LOCAL PERSONAL

Dean Newman Of Millen is registered at
the Screven.
w. H. Cozart and wife of Augusta are at
the Screven
Thomas Martin of Button, s. c., is stop
ping at the Screven.
t. Ballantyne sailed on the Kansas City
last evening for New York.
William Kehoe left yesterday on the
Kansas City for New York.
Joseph j. Wilder returned home yester-
day from his European trip.
]. s. Tison returned yesterday from a six
weeks trip through the north.
j. j. Dale returned home last night from
New York on the steamship Nacoochee.
Mr.. and Mrs. Raymond NJ. Demere and
children left yesterday on the steamer for
Saratoga.
Miss Ellen A. Sheron of Augusta is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. A. N. O'Keetfe, at "A "a
West Broad street.
Mrs. w. J. Lawton and Miss Lawton
were passengers on the steamship Kansas
City for New York.
Mr.. A. Martin and Miss Elise Martin of
South Carolina came from Asheyille, N. c.,
yesterday and left for New York.
Mrs. Marie Hartlodge and Miss May
Walsh leave tonight by the Central rail-
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Miss Lille Girard left for Athens Sunday
night to attend school at the Lucy Cobb
Institute. A large number of her friends
saw her off.
Miss Mary Farr left on Saturday for
Asheville, where she will spend few weeks
before going to New York and Saratoga to
visit friends.
Col. w. w. Gordon and wife returned
home last night on the steamship Nacoochee
from the north, where they spent short
summer vacation.
Mr.. Peter Donelan, Jr., late with Hotel
Murray Hail." Pablo Beach, Fla, has
accepted position with the Travellers
hotel, Jacksonville.
Mr. Frank H. Morse, superintendent of
McDonough & Co.'s mill, left last night on
the Kansas City to spend a short while with
relatives in New York and Vermont
Architect Eichberg, with his parents Mr..
and Mrs. ]. T. Eichberg Of Atlanta, left by
New York steamer yesterday for the
north to be absent week or ten days.
Miss Ellie Screven, having spent part of
the summer at Clarksville, Ga, goes north
on the Baltimore steamer tomorrow. She
expects to remain with friends at the north
until quite late In the fall.
j. l.. Walthour and wife, accompanied
by Miss Belle Hardes, left on the Kansas
City yesterday. Miss Hardee will stop in
New York city. Mr.. and Mrs. Walthour
will spend three weeks at Saratoga
Mr.. j. j. ONeill and his niece, Miss Katie
ONeill, we're passengers yesterday on the
Kansas City for New York. They will be
absent several weeks and make a tour
through Canada before their return.
Mr. G. h. Remshart and son, Willie leave
to-day for Charlottesville, Va, where he
will enter his son at school. Mr.. Remshart
will then make trip through the noun
tains of Virginia, Luray caverns, and stop
over at Washington on his return.
Mr.. L. Charter, consul of Belgium at
this port, received Yesterday the congratu-
lations of the consul general Of Belgium
at Kew York on his good fortune in
having hal conferred upon him, by
the King of Belgium. the Order Of
Leopold. Mr.. Charrier is now the
Chevalier Charter. The honor was con-
ferred upon him as an acknowledgment of
his services as consul. and of the ability he
displays in the very interesting and valu-
able reports, which, from time TO time, he
sends to the Belgian government The
Hing of Bel GUM could not have conferred
honor upon a more worthy and deserving
gentleman.