The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-08-01
LOCAL PERSONAL

Frank O'Brien. Esq. of Atlanta is in
town.
R. B. Strickland of McRee is at the
Screven.
E. A. VI. Schroeder and wife left for
Asheville last night
B. /. Kirkland and John Mclean Of Broc-
ton are at the Screven.
S. Rich aud family Of Albany will sail on
the Kansas City to-day.
Beirne Gordon has returned after a
months stay in Maryland.
J. C. Shaw and family leave foI New
York to-day, to be absent a month.
Mr. and Mrs A. E. MOynelo have gone
10 Saratoga for the remainder of the sum
mer.
George B. Turpin and wife of Macon
leave for the north to-day on the Kansas
City
J. B. Preston and wife leave on the Kan
sas City to-day to spend awhile in the
north.
Albert Howell, Esq, and wife, are in the
CITY. They will 60 north Oh the Kansas
City to-day.
Hon. Charles NJ. Tyson of Mcintosh
county is in the city in attendance at the
superior court
EsJoseph Myers and wife of Augusta came
uOWn yesterday At lftAt Dacodhb VI bLb
Kansas City for New York.
Mrs. John Screven, Jr, leaves for Vir-
ginia to morrow, where she will Join her
fathers family and remain until fall.
Mai. w. T. Shellman and family left for
Warm Springs, Meriwether county, last
night, where they will spend some time.
A number of Macon and Augusta people
came in on the Central train Yesterday af-
ternoon to take the Kansas City for New
York to-day.
The A. B. and r. Social Club gave a COM
plimentary hop at Armory hall last night
in honor Of several visiting young ladies
from Augusta.
Judge T. J. Simmons of the supreme
court and family are in the city en- route
north. They will sail for New York on the
Kansas City to-day.
Miss Whitehead will leave for the north
on the steamer tomorrow TO be absent
until late in the fall. She will spend sew
eral weeks at Lake George, and later on
will be at West Point
Z. w. Smith, secretary to the general
manager and agent of the Ocean Steamship
Company, leaves for New York this morn
ing on the Kansas City. He will spend
some time in the Adirondacks and White
mountains, returning via Saratoga.
Miss Edith O'Driscoll will leave on the
steamer tomorrow for an extended visit
north. She expects to spend several weeks
at one OF the charming resorts in the noun
tain region OF New Jersey, and will then
visit other places of interest with friends.
d. G.. Purse, Jr., leaves on the Kansas
City to-day for Poughkeepsie, N. Y, to
take six months course at the business
college there Mr.. Purse has been in the
employ of the Central railroad, aud has a
splendid record for faithfulness in the dis
charge of his duties and intelligence in COM
prehension of them. He gives promise Of
having fine business career.
DR.. j. B. Wright of Augusta goes on the
Kansas City to-day with full supply Of
Panacea Lithia water, the new autidote for
seasickness, with which to treat the steam
er's large list of passengers. DR.. A. G.
Whitehead of Waynesboro, accompanied by
his family, sailed on the Gate City for Bos-
ton yesterday upon the same mission. The
passengers Of the returning steamships upon
which the remedy was tried say that it was
in allaying the nausea in the
majority of cases, there being only few
stubborn cases which refused to yield.