The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-09-13
LOCAL Personal.

E. B. Pelot Of Atlanta Is q guest Of the
Pulaski.
E. Burdett of Humphreys is registered ct
the Pulaski.
T. J. Morgan of Waycross Is registered at
the Marshall.
Miss Nellie Opponheim Is visitin.; friend
In Micanopy. Fla.
s. W. Randall Of st. Augustine Is regis.
tered at the Screven.
K. L. Simpson and s. D. Pickett Of Ats
lanta are at the De Soto.
W. A. Wesscott OF Kissimmee, Fla, Is
registered at the De Soto.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. J. Myers leave for
Suwanee Springs Tonight.
J. ". Teeple has returned from a pleas
ure and business trip north.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. McDuffis of Brunswick
are stopping at the Marshall.
Mrs. r. G. Fleming and Miss Fleming
leave for New YORK Tomorrow.
Mrs. Emma L. SolIee has returned to the
city, after her summer vacation.
Mrs George H. Stone left yesterday for
New York on the City Of Birmingham.
Jacob Rauers, Esq, leaves to-day for
Bellevue, Va, via the Atlantic Coast Line
John VI. Stubbs of Macon and James T.
Wright of Albany were in the city yestsr-
day.
d. B. Falk has returned from q business
trip OF three weeks spent In the northern
markets.
Col. G. l. Taggart and family returned
yesterday from the north, where they spent
the summer.
James III. Barnard returned yesterday
from New England, where be spent his
summer outing.
j. Cuyas, the well-known exporter 10 the
Spanish trade, returned yesterday after his
summer vacation.
John Malloch, the well-known sea island
cotton buyer. has returned to the city ready
and equipped for the season.
Miss Annie Eeriot of Charleston, who
has been visiting at 7. T. Chapsau's on
Henry street, has returned.
Miss Jennie A. Taggart returned home
yesterday from delightful trip through
New York state and Pennsylvania.
James H. Hunter left last night for New
York, where he will join his wife and spend
a few weeks combining business with
pleasure.
Mr.. E. Engel, of the firm of Eugel &
Rothschild, grocers. has just returned from
an extended business trip to the northern
markets.
II. W. Way, bookSeeper for the MORN
ING NEWS, returned yesterday from a
pleasure trip to Baltimore, Philadelphia
and New York.
Mrs. T. S. Cissell left yesterday on the
steamship City Of Birmingham for an ex-
tended trip north. She will combine bust,
ness with pleasure.
j. c. Mahn, manager Of the Savannah
Brewing Company, has tendered his resigna-
ton to the directors. So far no action has
been taken by them to ill bis place, al
though number of applications have been
sent ia. Mr.. MAIN leaves to take charge
Of the American Trading Society, limlted,
cotton export firm, in whose employ be
was from 1882 until he took charge of the
brewery. His many friends aid all inter
ested in this enterprise regret TO sea him
leaving his position.
Mr. and Mrs. James NJ. Mcbride returned
yesterday from their bridal trip. They
were married in Atlanta last Wednesday at
the CAurch of the Immaculate Conception
by Vicar General Kiely. The bride was a
Miss Maggie Maher. and one of Atlanta's
most popular young ladies. The attendants
ut the wedding were Mr. J. J. Goodwin of
Brunswick aud Miss Ellie Maher of At
lsnta. The bride and groom found many
handsome presents awaiting them here be-
sides those they received in Atlanta. Mr..
Mcbride Is a well-kuowa contractor Of this
CITY