The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-05-25
LOCAL PERSONAL

j. c. Butner Of Macon is at the Screven.
u. A McCollum Of Long Branch is at the
| Screven.
z. h Mcneil Of Hoppsonville is at the
Screven.
w. J. Bair Of Hopkinson is at the
| Screven.
L. w. Shaw Of Valdosta is stopping at
! the Screven-
Geo. w. Brinson of Stillman is registered
at the Screven.
]. Forsyth johnson of England is in the
city, guest Of the Screven.
7. N. Cunningham left for New ork last
night via the Atlantic Coast Line.
Fl. Appleton, ]. Lauseman and A. w.
Eagan of New York are at the Screven.
G. NJ. Brown of Ocala, Fla, and Mrs. G.
NJ. Brown and son are guests Of the Screyen.
Miss Laura Travis of Dallas, Tex, is
visiting her brother, w. c. Travis, at No.
IL Stewart street.
Mrs. c. E. Everett. teacher of music, left
last night for Suwannee Springs to spend a
few weeks in recuperation. She will return
in few weeks and resume her duties.
Cards are out for the marriage of Mr.. A.
N. O'Keefe and Miss B. P. Sheron of
Augusta. The nuptials are to be solemnized
Wednesday, June f. at IL o'clock a. m, in
Philip E. King, a prominent young mer-
spending several weeks in Savannah and
vicinity, will return north to-day. Mr.. King
has made many friends during his stay in
Savannah.
NJ. h. Connally, Florida freight agent of
the Nashville, Chattanooga aud st. Louis
railroad, is in the city on his return to
Florida after attending the melon conven-
ton at Macon Friday. He will leave for
Jacksonville tonight.
Capt Evan P. Howell of the Atlanta
Constitution and President Oglesby of the
the callers at the MORNING NEWS Office yes
terday. They are members of the fishing
party that are having an outing at Tybee.
Passed Assistant Surgeon s. D. Brooks of
the United States marine hospital service
| has been detached from the Savannah
station and ordered to Cleveland, o. His
successor is Passed Assistant Surgeon P. NJ.
Darlington, who has been transferred to
| Cleveland. DIR. Darlington is one Of the
| leading surgeons in the marine hospital SER
| vice.
The following party from Atlanta came
down to Savannah yesterday, and, after
taking breakfast at the Pulaski house, went
| to Tybee and became guests of the Hotel
| Tybee: Supreme Court Judges t. j. Sim
mons and NJ. Fl. Blanford. ]. G. Oglesby,
Donald Balm, Frank s. Ellis, ]. A. Ander-
son, Hon. Z. p. Howell, A. G. King, and
Masters Howell and Simmons. They will
| spend to-day on the island and return &c
Atlanta tonight.
The following arrivals were reported
from the Tybee hotel yesterday: Frank
| Wood and wife, of Michigan; P. w. PEN
dleton of New York, H. II. Kowles of New
York, L. Furst of New Orleans, j. Frankel
| of New Orleans, f. R. Pomeroy of Macon
| ]. f. Lumsden of Macon, II. II. Hickman
OF Augusta, Mrs. Hickman of Augusta
Mrs. w. r. Walker Of Augusta, DR.. c. w
Hickman and child, of Augusta. The fol
| lowing Savannahians spent the day there
w. G. Cam, A. M. Bell, j. w. Wilson, r
p. Carson, J. d. Miller and G. W. Saussy.
| Samuel A. Woods was brought from An
| niston, Ala, yesterday, seriously i'll. Ii
left Savannah several months ago with thu
| grip, and upon reaching Alabama the dis
ease developed into jaundice. He was W
one day and down the next for severa
weeks, and finally his sister advised Mr.
G. R. Woods OF this city to come to Annis
ton to see the sick man. Upon reaching th,
bedside of his brother Mr.. Woods becam,
uneasy about his condition, and at once haC
him brought to Savannah. 1t was though
that Mr.. Woods would be taken to Suwan
nee, but upon reaching here it was founC
that he was too weak, and he is now at tn
home of his brother on South Broad street
| MIR. Woods was formerly of the firm o
Woods & Bro, but retired some month
ago and removed to Admission, where b.
organized the Admission National Bank, o
| which he is president