The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-01-25
onrroN,s NEWS BUDGET.
..-slvLot Of Items from Efangham's
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LIVELY Lot OF Items nom Emnshs"s
Mitchell Of Athens Is spending
80 days in Guytoh-
iss p Averitt, who viii locate in Guyton
j. l..-lv day. has begun the erection Of
s. s8,s;5ence on Springfield avenue. near
bs - j l. Hawkins, Esq.
thst "a u r Taryer, one of Guyton's pro-
A s.ra citizens, is clearing off the low
60 near the railroad, ana IN a snort
kl l..o viii be able Co boast of model truck
is CaHt John A. Elkins, who sold the
CapS Investment Company the lands
rms have been laid out for the new town,
VIZ 80 resides there, is making a hand
anu .Jaitiou to his residence.
so Ian Arnsdorff, the Centraps wide
~ ,1-a snnervisor for the Guyton division,
sNHeAs,ted the Eaton residence, near the
pa I, where he viii be in easy communica-
~ ~, with the work under his charge.
ug T,atSr and Mrs. S. j. Lanier are deeply
5 I'D nv tue death of their only babe,
s 800 and sweet little girl of z months.
1 ~ General services took place at the Bap-
lIo .bnrch. Elder 7. W. Lanier officiating.
D. 7 E. Wray of the Methodist chur CHI
L'.,tnrned from a visit to Leary, Ga, the
ne oof Mrs. Wray, and will fill his pulpit
noI 9sv Nrs. Wray, being i'll, will spend a
s ~ weeks at er home and among her old
friends. -,, do,,a b,- +ba oo,.ro-o+o
,,,tborities, the Central railroad and MesSrs.
Ts~ver and Dasher will be OF lncalculable
tonsit to the suburbs of Guyton, and re-
Lain some Of the most productive lands in
that vicinity. IT,,
.oraunissary warehouse for the Macon and
stIontic at Pineora is being placed on the
zro1nds The first house of the new town
SzJiII be followed up by the erection of others
at an early day.
,onntv. has secured the Lanler building,
formerly used by the Chronicle, and has
8tted it up in good style, and is opening to
tbe people of Guyton and vicinity very
attractive stock of goods. Mr.. White
comes of a progressive family, and will be
C,ite an acquisition to the business interest
of Guyton.
Samuel C. Elkins, one of Guyton's young
and prosperous merchants, has returned
home. accompanied by his bride, who was
Miss Mamie Morgan, one of Poeler's most
attractive young ladies. Mrs. Elkins has
many relatives and friends in Effingham,
who will gladly welcome her to her new
home Mr.. and Mrs. Elkins will reside at
Piueora, the home of the groom's father,
Capt. Elklns.
n n. Clark of Tusculum has been elected
attorney for the Guyton branch Of the Caro-
lima Interstate Building and Loan Associa-
ton. The Guyton board is now thoroughly
organized and we'll equipped for the work
thsy have in hand. The board is composed
of some Of Guyton's energetic business men,
whose success in business enterprises is a
guarantee that the affairs of this branch
will be well managed.
A very pretty wedding occurred during
the week in the country. near Guyton.
William Boan, who is connected with the
Guyton vestibule, was married Wednesday
to Mss Lizzie Usher, daughter of Jerry
Usher, one of Effingham's prominent
planters. Rev. II. S. Wingard, pastor of
Bethel Lutheran church, performed the cere-
mony in his usual impressive manner. G. NJ.
Malpheus OF the same train was best man.
1t was a source of much regret TO Mr.. and
Mrs. Boan and their friends that Capt Jor-
dan, the veteran conductor Of the "vesti-
buie,n was unavoidably absent. Mr.. and
Mrs Boan will reside in Guyton, where
they are well and favorably known.
Mrs Mary E. Rain, so long and favorably
known to the travelling public, and especial
ly the summer visitors to Guyton, will retire
from business at the close of this month.
The fever-stricken refugees from Savannah
and Jacksonville can speak in eloquent
terms Of Mrs. Rahn's untiring efforts and
unbounded hospitality of her home toward
those unfortunate people who, to escape the
ravages of the epid ,mics, sought and OBJ
talned shelter in her house. 1t is not known
who will succeed to the business to be re-
linquished by Mrs. Rain, but Guytonians
hope this fine resort will not be closed to
those who annually spend the summer
months there. A sale of her household aud
kitchen furniture will be disposed of on
Jan. so, on the premises. 1t has been sug-
gesed that Jimmie Rain of Savannah, the
owner of this fine property. may be induced
to renounce his bachelorhood allegiance and
move I'D and occunY il