The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-06
LOCAL PERSONAL.
Wilson of Atlanta IS here.

r. c. Wilson Of Atlanta is here
Emmett Pope, of Americas, is here.
D. W. Shaffsr Of Griffin is in the city.
A S. Willard of PAlatka is in the city.
Frank Nelson, Of Macon, is ia the city.
j. W. Mangham of Griffin is In the city.
B. B. Lovett, Jr., of Sandersville is in
town.
J. W. A. Parker, Of Rocky Ford, is in
the city.
J.R. Donaldson came up from Eastman
yesterday.
William NeiH came down from Millen
yesterday.
j. C. Dusenberg came over from Eaton
ton yesterday
E. O'Conneu aud John Noone, of Macon,
ara IN the city.
7. J. Fairfield and son, of Milleigevile,
are in the city.
Miss Maggie Smith of Macon is a guest
of the De Soto.
j. w. Keel and r. W. Ansell of Macon
are in the city.
E. J. King and J. R. Manning of Macon
are in the city.
r. P. Brown of the Morning Cad of
Griffin is in the city.
Col and Mrs. C. II. Phinizy of Augusta
are guests Of the De Soto.
Mrs. Boyd and w. A. Thurston of Griffin
are guests of the De Soto.
DR.. Brandt is much improved, and his
early recovery is expected.
P. j. Pipkin. DR.. E. H. Pipkiu, and J. M.
Lord of Tennille are in the city.
R. G. Lewis, wife, child, and servant, of
Hawkinsville, are guests Of the De Soto.
G. NJ. Dexle and wife came in from
Dekle yesterday. and stopped at the Mar
shall.
Meredith Sullivan. prominent business
man of Waco, Tex, is visiting his relatives
in this city.
Peter B. Bradley, Walter H. Bradley, and
Clarence P. Bradley of Boston are gusts of
the De Soto.
Master Pitt NJ. Brown and Mrs. II. L.
Mangham of Griffin are guests OF the
Screven house.
Mr.. and Mrs. Andrew r. Calvin, and
Miss Helen Calvin of Brooklyn are guests
of the De Soto.
VIM. F. Britain of New York is in the
city, guest of Mr.. and Mrs. j. b. Chestnut,
on Perry street.
D. B. Woodruff, the weil-known archi-
tect of Macon, and his charming daughter,
are at the De Soto.
Judge A. E. Tarver and wife, of Barlow,
came down with the stockholders last night
and are guests of the Marshall House.
Gazaway Hartridge, Esq, who has been
quite i'll for the past seven weeks, is con-
valescent, and expects to be out in few
days.
The following compose a pleasant party
Of Alta tians at the De Soto: Mrs Will
lam A. Haygood. Miss Law Mcbride, Miss
Clara Boynton. Mr.. F. J. Paxton, Mr.. Fred.
Mehlhop, and Mr.. E. L. Douglass.
Among the prominent Georgians in the
DE Soto's rotunda last night We're John g.
and Pat Calhoun, Col. c. H. Phinizy, r. G..
Lewis of Hawkinsville, Hon. F. H. Miller
OF Augusta, Judge Falligant, Hon. F. G. du
Bignon, r. G. Erwin, ESQ.,, H. NJ. Conner.
Gen. Alexander, and Cecil Gabbett.
The Darien Timber Gazette says: Judge
Falligant makes a very patient officer, and
every one sees stamped on his face a firm
determination to do what is right toward
ALL He is making a deservedly popular
judge. Solicitor General Frazer makes
fine officer, and our people are pleased with
him."
Maj John C. Calhoun and Cecil Gabbett.
ESQ, of the Central, spent yesterday at
Maj. A. L. Hartridge's elegant home at
Beaulieu. 1t was Maj. Calhoun's first visit
to one OF Savannah's many pleasant salt
water suburbs. He says that he had no
idea that Savannah had such delightful
sites for country homes.
James Barnes one Of the first tenors in
the Princeton Glee Club, which sung at the
theater the other night, is i'll at the De Soto.
He was unable to appear at the theaGer on
the evening Of the concert, owing to his
indisposition. He has been suffering from
throat affection, but his condition was
much improved yesterday Arthur s.
Auchinclass, assistant manager of the club,
remained over with Mr.. Barnes. and he will
leave for the north with Mr.. Barnes in
day or two.