The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-11
GoIEGs ON IN GUYroN.
A Lively Budget of News from Ell nj
hams Metropolis.


hams Metropolis.
The spring and summer building boom
has set in at Guyton, and the outlook for the
erection Of a number of new residences is
very encouraging.
b. j. Cubbedge, superintendent Of termi-
nal facilities of the Central railroad. has
about completed a handsome eight-room
cottage fronting the railroad on the vacant
lot between the Lanier house and the post
Office
On the site from which the old printing
establishment was recently moved Mr.,
Cubbedge Is erecting neat establishment
which, with the rear lot and buildings, will
be occupied by d. q. Heidi as a livery and
sales stable.
The growing importance of Guyton as a
distributing point, and the large number of
visitors going aud coming, have induced
Mr.. Heidi to make new venture by OPEN
ing up first class stable.
w. 0. Cubbedge, proprietor Of Guyton's
drug establishment, is erecting on the
vacant lot between the residence of Alder
man George n. Nichols and the store of B.
J. Cubbedge & Son handsome six-room
cottage, which will be occupied by M. E.
| Robinson of Savannah.
Emerson Rain, Esq, is about completing
neat two-story cottage on Springfield
| avenue.
| James Shearouse has erected commodl-
GUS two-story house ON his lot near the dis
| trict high school.
ID. ID. Arden is getting in the material for
his house, soon to be erected on the railroad
| between the residences of L. j. Davant, Jr,
and NJ. c. Tarver
There are others who contemplate build
| ing this summer, which makes the outlook
| for Guyton fattering.
The event of the week among the little
| folks Of Guyton will be the Guvton Meth
| odist Sunday school anniversary celebra-
ton, which will take place Wednesday
| night, May IA.
| Out of respect to- the memory OF Miss
Claudio Grovenstein, whose death cast such
gloom ever Guyton, the Guyton Glees
| did not hold their weekly meeting on Fri
day night.
| John II. McGehee, formerly of Guyton but
now prominent attorney of Talbotton, has
been visiting his sister, Mrs. l.. l.. Rawls.
He was warmly greeted by his numerous
friends of Guyton, who were pleased to see
him looking so well.
t. Savage Hayward of Savannah, with
his family, Is spending some time with
| Willie Gignilliat at Wright's crossing.
| Mrs. T. J.OConnor and family, of Sa-
vannah, arrived Friday and took quarters
at the 1lanier house.
| E. 8. and William Neidlinger, with their
| families, have been spending a pleasant
| week at their summer home in Guyton.
Rev. Mr.. Crosby of Abbeville, s. c.,
paid q visit last week to Mr. and Mrs.
Charles Edmondson of Guyton.
Rev. Mr.. Hilyer, who represents the
Christian Inder, has been in Guyton
soliciting subscriptions to his paper. He
has also entertained the Guytonians with a
| few excellent sermons.
Rev. FL s. Wingard, county school com
missioner for bingham, will examine APP
| piicants for license to teach in the public
schools of EfingAam at Springfield, May 80
| and 81.
The Efingham county Sunday schools
will hold their annual mass meeting at
Springfield on Wednesday, May %. Secre-
tary A. E. Bird is arranging an interesting
programme, and the occasion promices to
be one OF g=eatinterest in promoting the
Sunday school cause of the county.
The EfinghHm Superior court will con-
vene tomorrow at Springfield. The crimi-
nal side of the court will be good sized
blank. Sheriff Tarver reports no prisoners
in jail and none out on bail Solicitor Cen
eral Fraser will not be burdened or over
worked at this court.