The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-06-28
LOCAL PERSONAL.

r. L. Dyer of Augusta is at the Pulaski.
T. ]. Mccormick left for Louisville, KY,
last night.
E, W. Hitler of Atlanta is registered at
the Pulaski.
John NJ. Cooper of Atlanta is guest Of
the Pulaski
W. w. Rogers, Jr.. left for Live Oak,
Fla, last night.
J. H. Johnsoa of Martins, 8. c., is q
guest Of the Screven.
w. H. Peasants of Jacksonville, Fla, is
guest of tie De Soto.
A. E. Moynello and family are guests of
the Naylor house, at Tybee.
Miss Durham of Montgomery, Ala, is a
guest OF Capt. R. G.. Fleming.
F. LesSing has returned to the city after a
few weeks trip in New York.
Capt o. M. Carter returned yesterday
from New York on the City of Augusta.
#. P. Lowell Of Lowell & baltimore re-
turned yesterday from a months trip north.
Mr.. and Mrs. s.. w. Crichlow of st.
Augustine, Fla, who passed through Savan.
nab few weeks ago on their way north.
have been suddenly called home by the
death Of Mrs. B. f. Oliveros, mother of
Mrs. Crichlow.
Miss Eloise CASTOR OF Atlanta, who is a
guest OF Capt D. G. Purse. returns home
morrow.
Mr. A. W. vigol of Baltimore has taken
up his headquarters at the De Soto for the
summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Corbett and Mis-,
Nettie Stokes, of Dayton. O.. are registered
at the De Soto
iltoa returned home on the City Of Augusta
from New York.
DR.. and Mrs James T. Bryan, of Thomas.
vile. were in the city yesterday and regis
tered at the Pulaski.
Thomas J. Holt left last night for
Wrightsville. N. c., where he will spend
his summer vacation.
Miss Jessie Rogers is home again after q
pleasant visit to her friend, Miss Ella
Stuart Of Townsville.
Mrs. ]. D. Castor and Miss Kate CASTOR
OF Montgomery, Ala, are guests of Mrs. T.
8. Noise. at Hotel Tybee.
7. B. Harriss of the firm of T. B. Harriss,
Nephew g. Co. was elected member of the
board of trade yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs J. H Coughlan and child
and Mr.. and Mrs. r. g. Smith of Birning-
ham. are stopping at the De Soto.
Col. Geo. A. Mercer. T. N. Cunningham.
B. A. Denmark and Jos. Hull left for New
OIA yeSt6Euay az noun Via inc coast Line.
Mr. and Mrs Samuel s. Guckenheirner
left last night by rail for Baltimore and
New York. They will spend five weeks
north.
Chief Engineer j. T. Upper Of the rev
enus cutter Boutwell,, and Mrs. Tupper, will
leave tomorrow for a months trip north.
They will 60 Co their home in Saratoga
couaty, New York.
Miss Angela O'Byrne of Savannah grad
uated at st. Xavier's Academy, near Pitts-
burg. Pa, Thursday with the highest hon.
ors OF her class, receiving the valedictorian's
place. She will remain north during the
summer and return south in the fall.
Miss Theresa Kennedy Of this CITY was
awarded the Father 0'Brien gold medal for
general excellence in studies at St. Joseph's
Academy Washington, Ca, last night
Her name was inadvertently omitted In the
telegraphic sccount published in yesterdays
MORNING News. Her sister, Miss Bridget
Kennedy, was In attendance at the alumna
meeting,
Among the creditabie records made by
the grammar school graduates this year are
two worthy of special mention, Miss
Carrie Sue Davis made general average
onfinsl examination of 90 n per cent. aud
Miss Philomena E. Courtney a general
average OF 9S14. Both were at St Patrick,s
school. Principal OHara presented Miss
Davis silver bracelet and Miss Courtney a
handsome fan in recognition of the Hne
records they had made.