The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-14
noHoEs PROM EFFINeHAM.

--;5a,,,c of ElOpements - Political,
religious and Society News
!. 49,, the past week bingham has
- D-oiiAc of eIopements, and Judge Kahn,
,sdiDarv. has been in demand both as
- officer of the state to furnish the incense
- 10 ioin the hands Of those whose hearts
- sIreadv united. No less than -FOUR
so,-nles two white and two coiored, olsre-
-srding parental desire and autu1ri'y naVe
LIFT comfortaole MONIES "
20 of matrimony.
hewitt, a promising young man,
~ ~ intended, the charming Miss Sallle
Ss.a17ard daughter Of Lemuel sheppard.
que que SrbiIe out driving decided TO continue
49, pleasant drive until they reached
SSunU-;ngfeld, when they made known co
ITPPdce Rain the character OF their MISSION,
os the Judge is a clever. accommodat-
suu, . . ne soon brought forth the
Li ls St and in the presence OF hastily
ooNo-'u-.onad witnesses tied the golden knot
eu nI .a,,t them on their way rejoicing. Ii
ane 20 that no special objection had been
- 20 This union, but the young people
I-anted the affair tinged with little
o-,snce as a pleasant episode to be re-
ferred TO in after years;
and Miss Kessler. the 14year old
1n,,ob+ar of Fred Kessler, Esq, was not 80
e"tS,nate They, too, took drive, intend
~ ~. - attend church, but, instead of hating
~ Mace of worship, continued on to
S.r;no,6eld. but finding Judge Rain absent
81 made for the home of Rev. c. z. Coma
susy who had performed the mar
risSe service for the sister OF
eyvonld-be bride. Arriving at the par
US residence. near Guyton, they endeav-
pa to enlist his cooperation and get mar
III ANYWAY. but the parson, owing to the
.oDdsr age of the intended bride, could not
tninduced to aid them in their little ro-
poo,tic enterprise, but induced them to go
- and spend a short time. Inc couple
al afterward decided they would take the
down-passenger train In the after
uoon and visit Savannah, where
tbev hoped to avoid any further obstacles.
The irate father, in the meantime, had got
e., a hint of the movements of the young
c coa1 and put out for Springfield. After
| yoiping some additional information here
sa Iaft for Parson Conaway's, having re-
Low of horses which enabled him to reach
4 his destination in time to thwart the trip or
the Young couple to Savannah. After Civ
;ny The Young would-be benedict a sound
i III he took charge of his daughter and
carried her back home. 1t is said that the
Young couple we're well known to Judge
Palm and that had he been at home he
would have refused to issue license.
tits understood that one of the colored
connlss succeeded in evading their paren Is
and was married. while the other one, being
/ more energetically pursued, was overtaken
and compelled to return to their homes.
The Springfield camp meeting will begin
~, Friday next. and it promises to be an in
4 ter,.,I,rg occasion. Several well known
divines OF the Methodist church will be in
\ ettevdance to conduct the services. Teams
at Guvton will meet all of the morning
and afternoon trains to convey the crowd
70 and from the grounds.
Chairman Tarver, of the county execu-
tive committee, seems to have some trouble
in getting quorum or his committee TO-
retber so as to consolidate the vote of the
Tarious precincts cast in the recent primary
20 nominate candidate for the legislature.
He pubishes call for the third meeting for
Tuesday next, at which time he hopes to
have a quorum present, so the returns can
he consolidated and the result officially an
nounced.
Rev. j. E. Wray, pastor of the Guyton
Methodist church, has been holding a pro.
Tacted meeting all the past week. He has
been assisted by Rev. 7. I. Christian, the
presiding elder; Rev. H. A. Hodges of East
Macon and DR.. ]. J. Morgan of Guyton.
The constant rains have interfered very
much with the services.
Mr.. A. H. Sconyers of Midwife. Burke
county, veteran of the Third Georgia, is
spending some time in Guyton, the guest OF
his nephew, Rev. j. E. Wray.
81 On account Of the Jewish holidays, Rev.
a l. P. Mendes and family have returned to
Savannah.
Mr. and Mrs. TIM Arden and Mrs. j. s.
s Neidlinger, after a pleasant sojourn at
Asheville, N. c., have returned to G1yton.
Miss Sallie Laurence. who has been
visiting her brother at Admission, Ala, has
81 returned to her home.
Il Capt. M. J. Doyle of Savannah visited
II Guyton during the past week to examine
Il some lots, with view Of investing
II Judge A. f. Rain and Rev. H. s. Win
Ell gard of Springfield have returned from
|& visit to Savannah.
N VIM. NJ. and R. J. Davant, Jr., who have
been taking northern tour, have returned
81 to Guyton.
81 Mr.. F. M. Lamotte and family, L. E
Davis and family and Mrs. Bliss anc
daughter, Miss Julia, who have been spend
ing some time in Guyton, have returned tt
Savannah.