The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1891-10-04
LOCAL PERSONAL.

C. z. DesCombes Of Augusta is registered
at the Screven.
E. Hurd and ". L Byrd Of Charleston
are registered at tine De Soto.
Miss Selis G Iillard has returned TO the
city after an absence Of several months.
c. g. Anderson, Jr., returned from the
north yesterday OF the CITY Of Augusta.
A ]. Q'Hara, principal of st. Pstrick's
school, returned from the north yesterday.
Maj. G. III. Rysls cams down from At
lauts last night, and viii spend Sunday at
home.
Misses Katie and Nellie O'Connor and Miss
May Cash have returned home from Wash
ington.
Airs. C. Strickland and children have re-
turned home after spending the summer in
Atlanta.
R. K Arson and Miss Axson returned
from the north yesterday on the City of
Augusta
Mr. and Mrs. John Morrison and Miss
Ellabel Morrison Of Ellabel spent yesterday
in the city.
Mrs. n. T. Roberts and son returned
home Yesterday after spending the summer
in Virginia.
J. N Thomas, with Erwin, duBignou &
Chisholm, has returned from q months
vacation north.
Mrs. E. D. Lat.imore and H. Fl. Latti-
more returned from the north yesterday on
tae City of Augusta.
Misses Daisy and Bessie Wenz have re-
turned 70 the city after q visit to friends in
brunswick and Americu[
MIR. and Mrs J. c. Puder returned from the
north yesterday. Mrs. Puder spent the
summer in Cortland, Y. Y.
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turned yesterday from Connecticut where
they have been spending month.
Mrs. P. W. Meldrim aud family returned
last night from Oconee White Sulphur
Springs, where they have been spending the
summer.
l.. I. Turner OF Duckworth, Turner &
Co, has returned to Savannah from a tour
OF the old country. He is accompanied by
his eldest daughter.
Miss Nellie Wallace. assistant teacher at
Bethesda, who has been visiting in Canada
during the summer, has returned bone to
resume her duties at the orphauage.
Mrs. Hampton L. Fe-rill, who was such
favorite ut Saratoga during the summer,
| returned home Yesterday. accompanied by
Judge Ferrill, who went on a few weeks
ago.
ksRsv. Charles H Strong, rector of st.
Johns church, and family returned from
the north yesterday on the City Of Augusta
DIR. Strong is much improved in health. He
will odiciate in st. Johns church to-day.
Rev. Mr.. Curtis being absent Rev.
Charles II. Strong will hold morning service
and com nunion at st. Johns and evening
service and sermon at St. Matthe VS. to-day.
The congregations are invited to worship
together.
Douglas A. Flint, of the Castle in ARR
Company, is in the city at the Screven
house, on his way to New York to join the
New American Opera Company. He
severed his engagement with the former
company few days ago in Birmingham
Mr.. Thomas Gamble, late city editor of
the EUening Times, and Mrs. Gamble
| sailed yesterday on the Nacoochee for New
YORK. Mr.. Gamble, after q short vacation,
will return to newspaper work. He was
| connected with the Times two years and
was recognized as a thorough newspaper
man. He is a bright and quick writer and
lively news gatherer. Mr.. and Mrs.
| Gamble have many friends in Savannah
whose beet wishes follow them.
Capt. John Taliaferro killed the first buck
OF the season FIVE miles out from the city
! yesterday morning. Capt. Taliaferro has
as fine pair OF hounds as there is in the
south. After breakfast yesterday he drove
out a short distance from town aud started
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on the run and was brought down. He
weighed 40 pounds. Sportsmen are not
| generally aware that game Of that kind is
in such near proximity to the city.
Z. I. B. Glenn. for years chief clerk in
the supe1ntendent's Office Of the South west
ern division Of the Central silroad, has &C =
cepted position with the Savannah, Ameri-
Gus and Montgomery railroad at A nericus
Mr.. Glenn was transferred from the Cen
trails cot on office here at the time of the
consolidation Of the Southwestern aud Sa-
vannah and Western divisions. He has
many friends, both in Savannah and Macon,
who will be glad to learn of his success. NJ.
Glenn left for Americas last night.