The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-30
LOCAL PERSONAL

J. E. Horton Of Chicago is at the Mar.
shall.
Lee McLendon of Valdosta is at the Pu.
lsski.
C. b. O'Neill of Philadelphia is at the
De SOTO.
Frederick a. Hill Of Boston IS at the
De 500.
Lii Lewnlau Of Macon is registered at the
De Soto.
john o. Butner of Macon is registered at
Pulaski.
W. V. Vail of ST. Louis is stopping at the
| Pulaski.
W. z. Singleton Of Macon is at the
Sore ven.
NJ. B. Branch Of Petersburg, Va. is at the
| iershall.
James C. Curran Of Omaha, Neb., is ct
l the Screven.
H. Il. Haley OF Spokane Falls, Wash, Is
at the Pu.aski.
/ George 7. Cooper OF Atlanta is a guest
! OF the Marshall.
/ W. c. Murray OF New York is registered
az the Marshall.
| Clinton s. Martin of New York is stop-
ping at the De Soto.
Albert Abrams OF New York is rezis-
| tered at tie Screven.
IL. c. Brown and vile of Atlanta are
| guests of the Screver.
Jefferson Tobias OF Charleston. s. C. isa
! guest OF the De Soto.
George l.. HaifnsS of Providence. r. L.
IS stopping a the Pulaski.
James b. johnson Of Minneapolis. Mimi.
Is stopping st the Marshall.
u =. Lloyd and W. E. Burbage of Bruins
WICK are guests Of the De Soto.
John w. Bowea aud J, S. Corle OF Baltj
more are stopping at tho ScreYen.
DIR. J. u. Martin left for New York last
night oy the City OF Birmingham
1. J. Burney and ". S. COPELAND of At
Ianta are registered az the Screven.
L. j. Cohen and wife. OF Charleston
D. g., are registered at the De Soto.
A. Ehrlich, who has been north for some
time, returned 20 the city yesterday.
g. E. Whatley returned yesterday from
a business trip to Southwest Georgia.
Hon. r. &. Lese will leave to-day for
Washing on, to be present at the convenIng
of congress.
L. ". Scoville. C. A. Reitze. Gaorge l.
Cope and T. Il. Hunter left last night for
Su"annE rings.
Miss Al Gostte has gone TO st. Angus
me, Fla. - spend the winter with her
friend, Mrs. George Alba.
- r. CIF Is III the ciVy Trying TO arrange
an excursion to Cuba for The teachers Mt
the same rates as those of last year.
Miss Filth O'Driscoll, having spent sew
eral months visiting various points at tho
norm and IN Canada, has returned home
Miss florence B. Williams. associate
editres' OF the Statesb0rO Eogle, is visiting
her brother, }. F Williams, 75 Duffy street.
George L. Appleton has gone to New
York, where he viii meet his family and
take them to rope, They will spend the
winter at Rome.
Director Carl L. Brandt Of Teltair
academy and Mrs. Brandt and daugnt.r
nave returned to Savannah after having
spent tne summer north.
Fraak Il. Marx walter. who has been en-
gagged for week III carving the columns to
be placed IN toe chancel Of Christ church,
returned to Augusta lass night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Crichlow and Miss Fanny
Oliyeros OF st. Augustine, who have been
visiting Mrs. Goette, returned home yester-
DAY aiIer pleasant stay Of two weeks.
Miss Eva Cohen has gone north to spend
several months. mo ;tly in Washington. Bal
G5more, Philadelphia and New York. She
VIII spend most of her time IN Washington.
Rev, n. Keff Smith of Darien and Paul
+. brown OK Brunswick arrived in the cltv
last night to attend the installation OF Rev.
Dr.. Vass to-day. They ara guests of the
Puls. XII.
Dr. William J. OBgrne. member Of the
New Xori; b ard o; health, is in the CITY.
DE-. O Byrae is q native Of Savannah and
resided mere until 1856 He was student
Of DR.. r. d. AlAold
Capt. Andrews Of the British bark
Nelona, wnica arrived at Tybss YESTERDAY,
is il the CITY Tho genial cap.aln will be
| qnlte happy in shaking hands With his host
OF friends IN this port. TAis is his first visit
since last season, but he has not failed t.
come TO Savannah in many yesrs
Rev. 7. 7. Christian, presiding elder Of
| the Savannah district OF the Methodist
Episcopal church, Will preach his farewell
sermon to the M5thodists of Savannah at
| a. New Houston Street church tonight.
/ Mr.. Chr syian has beo elected manager of
/ the IFeS{eyC5p Christian Advocate, which
/ will be removed 70 Atlanta JAN l.
! Hon. w s. ;shoim, vice president Of
/ the Plant system, is dangerously i'll at his
| home in New YORK, with con seStion of the
/ lungs. A telegram received in Savannah
! Yesterday sla ed that he vas diving, but
/ later telegram received by Col. II. :.
! Haine' last night SAID that Dr. Ward con-
sidered his patients condition little more
! hopeful.