The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-29
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]. W. Paul Of Waycross is in the city.
c. T. Degener of Augusta was in the city
yesterday.
Miss F. D. Kohler returned from the
north yesterday.
Mrs. ]. Rauers returned from the north
yesterday on the Kansas City.
Hugh Aiken, prominent young business
man OF AbbeviIle, s. c., Is in the city.
c. NJ. Cunningham, Esq, returned from
the north yesterday on the Kansas City.
Mrs. T. Zizinia and the Misses Zlzinia re-
turned from the north yesterday on the Kan
sas City.
DIR. Z. H. Nichols and wife returned
yesterday on the Kansas CITY after a pleas,
ant two weeks stay In New York.
William Howard, formerly connected
with the press of Jacksonville, was in the
city yesterday en- route for Tampa where
he expects to join the staff of the Journal
M. Howard has been working for the
Omaha (Nsb. Bee for the past sum
mer, but the winter In the west, which has
already opened with heavy SHOWS, caused
him to take his fight southwark.
Col. F. G. Hatch is visiting Capt Elton
A. Smith. He arrived on the Ka lss3 City
yesterday afternoon. Col. Hatch is CON
nected with the territorial governments of
Arizona, where he resides, a7d is largely
Interested in the manufacture of petri1ed
woods. He is also interested In coal mining
in North Carolina and owns a mine south
Of Rale Rh, which previous tn the war was
in operation, and has only recently been
| reopened and fine plant established there.
A. 8. Lyons. Esq., of Mobile, Ala. presi-
dent of the Mobile brewery and ice
factory, and q member Of the city council
OF that city, is in Savannah seeking infor-
nation and statistics in regard to taxation,
aud with reference to public improvements
in the way OF paving, sewerage, water
works, ETC., already accomplished and in
contamination. Mr.. Lyons, in company
with Alderman Harmon and P. D. Daffln,
ESQ.,, visited the mayors and clerks Offices
and other departments Of the city. and was
| cautiously furnished with the informa-
tion called for.
The New York Tobacco Leaf of
Oct. - gives this account of the
wedding OF Mr.. B. r. Kohlsr OF
this city aud Miss Sarah J. Ledermau: CAT
O'Clock last evening the residence Of Mrs.
Jose b Lederman, n East Eightieth street,
| this city, was the occasion OF brilliant as
senolage that had gathered to witness a
very interesting event, namely, q double
wedding. The contracting parties were
| Miss Sarah J. Lederman and Mr.. Benjamin
| +. Kohler, and Miss Helen j. Lederman and
/ Mr.. Sidney Ottenneimer. The young la
dies are sisters of the Ledsrman Bros,
pTOu1lueuL JOOdCCO PACKERS. ne
was performed by the Rev. DR.. Kohler of
the Temple Beta-El. The handsome resi-
dence was further beautified by a tasteful
display of flowers aud rare plants
! Seductive music was furnished by an ex-
cellent orchestra, and dancing was in
! duged iu until the wee sma' hours this
morning. Delmonico furnished the CO la
ton. Mr.. Kohler and his bride will visit
| Washington aud Niagara Falls, and will
| spend the balance OF their honeymoon at
| Lakewood, the famous Jersey winter resort.
| The other couple will take an extended
western trip. Mr.. Kohier Is the senior
member OF the well-known firm of Kohler
Bros. OF Savannah, Ga, and has a host Of
I friends in the south, where be is looked upon
as a rising young merchant. MIR. Otteu-
hsimer is connected 10 business with his
father, who is the emigranr and land oom-
missioner Of the Canadian Pacific railway.
On his return from the wedding trip he will
take up his residence in this city. Mr.. Koh-
Ter and his bride will locate at Savannah.