The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-09-07
LOCAL PERSONAL

C. A. Reitse left for the north yesterday.
Z S. Byck leaves for New York to-day.
A. II. Brown Of Sapelo is at the Screven.
Maj. G. II. Ryals is In Albany on a brief
visit.
B. q. Levy left for New York last
night.
Milo s. Freeman went up to Atlanta last
night
William Halves Of Reidsville is at the
Pulaski
Maj. W. P. Shsllman went up TO Atlanta
last night.
Detective Wetherhorn left last night for
Charleston.
William B. Bonhann of Columbia, 8. c.,
10 registered at the Pulaski.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. E. Moynello have re-
turned home from Saratoga
A. R Lawton returned from the north on
the steamship City Of Augusta
J. Rauers returned home from New York
on the steamship City OF Augusta
Capt. John L. Hammond left via the
coas time last night for Saratoga.
Maj. H. H. Smith returned to the city.
and was seen on Change yesterday.
S. A. Carter and George j. Garrett Of
Columbus, Ca, are at the Screven.
Nj. J. Kavanaugh returned yesterday
from months trip through the north.
w. R. Leaksn, Esq, left for Baltimore
by rail last night on three weeks visit.
MIR. and Mrs. A. L. Delaney leave for
Hendersonville, n. c., to-day via the Cen
trail
The Darien Gazette says that Mr.. Thomas
Ballantyne, Jr., of Savannah, Is visiting at
the Thicket.
Gil has ha0r Nwx ohn WI
vacation north, returned on the steamship
City of Augusta.
E. r. Satchwell, freight rate clerk of the
Savannah, Florida and Western railway,
left for Wilmington last night.
Mrs. s. R. Mills of Savannah is visiting
in the city, the guest Of the family OF Judge
Mercer Haynes. Dublin Gazette.
Miss Nellie E. Jones of Rocky Ford, Ga,
has returned home after spending a delight
full summer north with relatives and
friends
Hon. P. w Meldrim left last night for
Ashevile, from which point he will take his
family to New York, where they will spend
some weeks.
Mr.. W. A Cumming and A. P. Mingle-
dorff have just returned home from a trip
through North Georgia, Tennessee, Ken
lucky and Ohio.
MI. William J. Smith or the w orthington
Hydraulic Works, Brooklyn,N. Y, and his
bride are visiting Mr.. John W. Smith at
No. Is Berrien street.
A letter has been received from DIR. W.
M. Duncan, who is at present 10 Paris. He
mentioned that he was going over to Lon
don on two weeks visit, and expects to
reach New York about Oct. l. He says he
is greatly improved.
John T. Evans, accompanied by his best
man, James P. Doolan, will leave for
Augusta this morning, where he will wed,
on Tuesday morning at 10 O'Clock, Miss
Maggie Croake. one of Augusta's most
popular and accomplished young ladies.
Mr.. T. S. Noise, formerly master of train
service of the Savannah and Western divi-
sion Of the Central, but now superintendent
Of the Savannah and Atlantic road, with
headquarters In Savannah, was in Colum-
bus yesterday on his way to Montgomery.
Mr.. Noise expressed himself as being well
pleased with Savannah and his new posi-
tion.-Colunlbus Enquirer.
Prof. w. r. Thlgpen of Savannah, presi-
dent of the Georgia Teachers Association.
was In Columbus yesterday en- route to At
lanta. Prof. Thigpen is being prominently
mentioned in connection with the office of
state school commissioner. This officer will
be appointed by Hon. w. J. Northen, gov
ernor-elect. There are several candidates
in the field. columbus Enquirer.