The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-02-16

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men. located near NARROW, have sold out u
7 j. Wells Of ScrIvel county, who Will
tase charge OF Monday.
The Millen accommodation continues to
grow IL favor with the people along the
line. as IS evidenced by the crowds who daily
travel on this train. Approaching TINS
fact, and desiring to afford the patrons Of
the line all the comfort, convenience, and
accommcd DAFT DDS possible, Supt. Hege has
delighted them with two new and hand
some passenger coaches, and also new
baggage express car. No train III the
Centrars service is better equipped, and
and the increase Of travel has demonstrated
the wisdom of the road officials in giving
attention t. the wants of this train. The
recent change Of schedule is not 50 popular,
and a majority # taose who travel daily
would prefer e. so back to the old time.
Some DAYS since young Wilbur Davis Of
Guyton was badly hurt by jumping on
moving train. This practice is carried on
to a considerable extent by the boys Of
Guyton to the great annoyance of the tram
officials. and the question is asked how it
shall be broken up. since it is attended Of
tentimeS with serious results. One plan
suggested is that the town authorities pass
an ordinance prohibiting the practice and
giving the marshal the power to enforce 1t.
The town assessors for Guyton have
made their report and the rate Of taxation
for 1890 has been fixed at one-half Of one
per cent. A discount of 10 per cent is al
lowed if the years taxes are paid before
April l and per cent. subsequently.
The schools of Guyton are being well at
tended, and additional help has beer found
necessary. Miss Sallie Lawrence is now the
assistant to Mr. A. z. Bird, principal of the
district high school. and Miss Minnie Dean
has been made assistant to Mrs. T. w. La
nier, principal of the GuYton academy.
Rev. j. J. Morgan, formerly of Effing-
ham, who has been an active minister Of the
North Georgia conference, but who was
compelled to retire on account of ill-health,
has located IN Guyton and opened a furni-
ture establishment
Mr.. B. r. Armstrong is having his resi-
dence reprinted in a neat and artistic
manner.
Mr. C. A. Drayton and wife, Of Savannah,
have been visiting Guyton.
Cotton Mather Of Savannah paid his
father visit in Guyton during the week.
Miss Agie Tison, of Allendale, S. c., is
visiting her brother, Mr.. S. S. Tison.
Miss Hattie Rogers of Macon, after a
pleasant visit to her uncle, G. ID. Rogers of
Guvton, has returned home.
Rev. /. ?. Mendes of Savannah, spent
Thursday at his summer residence at Guy
ton.
Mr.. and Mrs. Parker of Rocky Ford have
been visiting the parents of Mrs. Parker at
Guyton.
Mrs. Richard Bernen of Millen has been
on a visit to her parents at Guyton.
The many Guyton friends of Mr.. and
Mrs. John E. Calvin regret their intended
departure. Mr.. Calvin has been in the em-
ploy Of the Central railroad for sometime
a. lu Lu6 B6ueTul managers
office, and later with the superintendent of
construction, but leaves to accept lucra-
tive position as secretary to President Estes
of the King Manufacturing Company of
Augusta, their old home Since their
stay in Guyton Mr.. and Mrs Calvin have
made many friends and contributed largely
TO the pleasure of Guyton society. Many
good wishes go with them.
The pretty little town of NARROW, Guy
ia 70
boom. Many desirable lots have been laid
out and placed on the market, and are
being taken by those who are looking for
suburban homes. The little town and the
surrounding country has the reputation of
being healthy, well located and most de-
sirably situated for summer houses Several
parties contemplate building at an early
day, and among the public improvements
projected are the building of handsome
church edifce and the sinking of an artesian
well
The young people of NARROW have re-
Gently organized a musical club, which
meets Saturday evenings, where music and
literary exercises are the principal features
of the gatherings The entertainment last
night was given at the hospitable home of
DIR. w. T. Mcconnell, near the village, and
was very pleasant affair.
Mrs. Eugenla Dutton, at her delightful
home near Egypt, on the Central railroad,
gave most delightful Valentine party on
Friday night to the young people of the
neighborhood. Quite number from Mar
low, Guyton, Tusculum, and Egypt at
tended. Music and dancing were kept up
TO a late hour. One of the most interesting
features of the evenings entertainment was
the distribution of st. Valentines gifts,
which created great deal of amusement
among the young folks A bountiful sup
per was served. The entertainment is COZ
sidered to have oesh ouo Of the most enjoy
able of the season
The Guytou Glees held its weekly meet
ing Friday night at the residence Of Z. q.
Furguson, Jr., and tho exsrcisss were quite
interesting.
Mrs. w. II. Powell of Savannah Is visit
ing friends at Guyton.
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