The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-07-16
LOCAL PERSONAL

Mrs. John A. Fsuger left for Dalton last
night.
Col. John Scrsven has returned from the
north.
Walter B. waIcott of Griffin is at the
| Pulaski.
E. n. Mallstte Of ThomalviIle is at the
Screven.
E R. Smith of Hinesville is at the
Screven-
Golden Rule Lodge No. II, |. o. o. F.,
meets tonight.
Erwin Maxwell of Cincinnati was in
town yesterday.
Capt Haskell went up TO Atlanta with a
party last night.
Miss Mary Uluer of VAldosts is visiting
friends In the city.
Mrs. George VI. Williams left yesterday
for Indian Springs.
Alderman Carson left for Asheville via
the Central last night.
j. r. Moore and s. R. Christie of Daw-
son are at the Screven.
Miss Rogers returned to the city from
Thomasviile last night.
Reguler meetinng of Savannah Tribe No.
4, l. o. r. NJ, tonight.
]. P. Copper and C. W. Dun Of Offerman,
Ga, are at the Screven.
DIR. A. q. Bouton left for Washington
city yesterday by the Coast Line
C. H. Whitner, wife and child, of Fer
nandina, are stopping at the Screven.
w. E. Alexander and party of Augusta
people returned home from Tybee last night.
c. A. Robbie & Son and w. T. Platt, Of
Augusta, went down to Tybee yesterday.
Miss Mamie Adair will spend the balance
Of the summer with friends in Scriyen
county.
Mrs DR.. W. W. Owens will leave to-
night for Virginia for the remainder of the
summer.
Misses Mamie andiBell Hopkins returned
from the Florida White Sulphur Springs
yesterday.
Capt John L. Hammond and family left
for Baltimore by the Charleston and Savan-
nah fast mail yesterday.
A mammoth muskmelon was exhibited
at Fried & Hicks restaurant yesterday, IL
feet long and weighing 2615 pounds.
Miss Fanny Elder Of Macon, who has
been visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. B. Subers,
in this city, returned home last night.
William Neill and wife of Millen regis
tered at the Screven last night and leave
for New York to-day by the City of Birm-
ingham.
Assistant Chief Fireman Mouro's little
g. Sear-old boy. George, fell off a twelve-foot
fence Monday afternoon, injuring himself
severely.
Maj. Gen. Twondley and Col. and Mrs.
Church, Of Orlando, Fla, were at the Pu-
laski yesterday, and left last night for Spar
tansburg, S. G.
Lift Bloodworth, secretary and treasurer
of the East Atlanta Land Company, re-
turned to Atlanta last night after spending
a couple of days in Savannah
Mr.. Frank l. LaRoche leaves to-day for
Marietta. He will also take trip on the
Marietta and North Georgia railway to
Knoxville, Tenn, and return.
Joseph J. Printup of Rome, OF the finance
committee of the American Legion of
Honor was in the city yesterday and went
on down to Tybee. The books of the Sa-
vannah lodge were examined yesterday.
A. H. Wootten, Esq, of Jefferson county
was In the city yesterday. He is an aspl-
rant for the democratic nomination to the
House OF Representatives, and his friends
hope that he will succeed in his effort to
climb up higher"
Mrs. Jane Sullivan, No. 70 South Broad
street, has one Of the finest collections of
potted plants in the city. Among them is
the ight-blooming cereus, a species of the
cactus. 1t has been in bloom for two nights
last night and the night beforehand
many persons have had the pleasure of see
ing its beautiful flowers. They are large,
of the color of the lily and have fine per-
fIr1a