The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-01-22
LOCAL PERSONAL

r j. Dudley OF AfuQckedE Is mere.
L. J. Harris Of Atlanta is IN the city.
G. 1. Wood Of Atlanta is in the city.
d. D. Curran of Augusta % in the city.
J.F. Wall Of Ridgeland, S. c., is here
E ID. Graham Of Bailey is In the city.
J. ". Thorne of Augusta is in the city.
J. W. Lawson Of Augusta is in the city.
". II. Il. Stewart of Barlow is in the
city.
Charles F. McKenzie Of Augusta is in the
city.
D.B. Paxton Of Clinch Haven is in the
city.
A. Hirsch came up from Americas yes
terday.
D.B. OQuinn of Fort White, Fla. is in
the city.
W. W. Sinclair came up from Darien
yesterday.
c. W. Curran and wife, of Sumberville,
are at the Marshall
Mrs. Il. C. Cornwall of Baltimore is a
guest of the Pulaski
U. P. Wade Of Sylvania is in the city,
stopping at the Screven.
]. NJ. Crawford and r. C. Chance Of
Lawtonville are in the city.
H. S. Bitch, ". T. Smith, and s. A.
King, Of Statesboro, are In the city.
s. A. Afford and Graham McKinnon
came IN from StatesbOro yesterday.
c. w. Rucker came down from Atlanta
yesterday, and stopped at the De Soto.
J. w. Culpepper and Miss Jessie Gull
Pepper of Atlanta are guests Of the De Soto.
J. L. Chapman and Mrs. G. W. Taylor,
of Johnston station, are visiting in the city
Miss Sallie Anthony has returned to the
city after visit to the carnival in Augusta
]. E. Smith, wife, and child. and Miss
Henry of Charleston are guests of the
Pulaski.
Sol. c. Bloodworth came in from an ex-
tensive trip through the western part of the
state yesterday.
c. A. Hart and Misses Hannah and May
Hart, Of Staten Island, New York, are
guests of the Pulaski.
Miss Emma Lee, daughter of j. j. Lee
of Augusta, is visiting her uncle, Sergt. S.
c. Lee, at 1871 York street.
Mrs. o. P Love and Mrs. W. C. Beaver
OF Macon are visiting relatives of Mrs
Love at No. 40 West Broad street.
Miss Angie O'Byrne returned home on the
steamship Kansas City, which arrived Mon
day, for short vacation and rest from her
school studies.
W. W. Stowe, Esq, of the Florida Path
finder, is in the city. He is one of the men
who is always enthusiastic about Florida,
and has done his full share toward making
known to the world the advantages offered
by that wonderful peninsula.
Judge Emory Speer is very fond of horse.
back riding. While in Savannah he stops
at the De Soto, and every afternoon after
he has adjourned his court he takes a ride
out Liberty street and the Thunderboli
road. He wears a superb riding suit oil
velvet, light trousers and dark brown
coat He is a graceful rider.
A charity ball will be given wednesday
night, Feb. 5, at Masonic temple by Savan.
nah and Joseph lodges, 1. o. B. B., for the
benefit of the Hebrew asylum in Atlanta
Cobb's orchestra has been engaged, and the
occasion and the ball will be one of thu
events Of the season. The different com
mittees TO look after the ball will be an
pointed soon.
Capt. d. Cookery, of the British steam
ship Suez, in letter to the MORNING News
from Messina, Sicily, pays a handsome
compliment to Principal O'Brien, of the
Cathedral school, which Capt. Cookery
visited while in Savannah last November
Capt. Cookery and Mr. O'Brien were year:
| ago teachers in the same school in Ireland
In his letter to the MORNING NEWS tn,
| captain notices among other things that the
| first aim of the teachers in the Cathedra
school Is to fix the attention of the pupil
then to awaken interest by teaching graph
ically in an intelligent aud animated man
ner in the simple language of common life
then to stir up the young mind by a spiri
OF inquiry In question and ans wer.