The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-02
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Hon. Fleming 9. duBignon leaves for
| New York to-day.
Mr. J. Thrumps and daughter returned
home last night from Florida.
Mr. F. G. Battey left for the north yes
terday on the City of Augusta.
Mrs. B. S. Purse left for the north yes
terday on the City of Augusta.
DR.. Z. r. Corson left last night on the
City of Augusta for New York.
Mr. A. Lenler left for New York at
noon yesterday by way of the coast line.
Mr. S. A Einstein returned from New
York yesterday on the City of Birming-
ham.
Mrs. Charles c. Walden leaves for
Newport r. l., via the Atlantic Coast
Line to-day.
Major T. D. Bertody returned from
New York yesterday on the City Of
Birmingham.
Mr. and Mrs, Walter Curtis were pas
! sengers on the City of Augusta for New
; York yesterday.
Mr. Frank Fear, the genial head clerk
at the Pulaski, is out again after several
I days illness with fever.
Mrs. Alice Barnard, Christian scientist
will spend the remainder of the summer
in the vicinity of New York.
Mr. Cecil Gabbett left for the north
yesterday on the City of Augusta. He
will join his family at Lake George.
Mr. H. B. Beatty leaves this morning
by the steamer William Lawrence for
Baltimore and the west, returning in Sep
TENDER.
Mrs. +. A. Strasser, accompanied by
her sister, Miss Nellie Hayden, returned
home last night from St. Augustine, Fla,
where they spent two weeks visiting
friends.
A dispatch was received in the city yes
terday announcing the death Of the little
child of DR.. and Mrs. w. w. Owens at
Guinness, the Owens summer home in
Habbersham county
Mr.. w. Z. Grady, of Wilson & Grady
and Mr. L. T. Hubbell with Duel1worth,
Turner 81 Co, returned from the North
yesterday on the City of Birmingham.
They have been spending a month in
Unadilla, n. Y, having made part of the
trip from New York to Unadilla awheel.
The announcement is made in the
MORNING News to-day of the marriage
of Mr. E. G. Doyle, of Petersburg, Va,
and Miss Katie A Pacetti, of this city, at
the Cathedral July II, by Rev. Father
Mccarthy. They started on their bridal
tour last night Mr. DOYLE is electrician
for the Postal Telegraph company in this
city. His bride is a pretty young lady, a
daughter of late j. A. Pacetti.
Mr.. A. C. Harmon has been appointed
general agent of the Provident Savings
Life Assurance Society for the Southern
district of Georgia, with headquarters in
Savannah. Mr. Harmon will have his Of
fee in the Provident Life's new building
on Drayton street. He is known as live
and energetic business man, and his
friends are confident that he will make a
success in this new departure.
Tho Cara tooa Nayvc cavS. ttTba DAVIS
when old southern families come up from
the southland to make Saratoga their sum
mer abiding-place, are not, by any means,
over. There are many of the southern
contingent here already, and the number
was added to last Saturday, by the ar
rival, at the American, of the Hon. and
Mrs. Hampton L. Ferrill, of Savannah.
Judge Ferril has earned his title by hay
ing served the people of Georgia for many
years as judge of the probate court. The
| office which Judge Ferrill holds is an
| elective one, the term | believe, being of
three years duration. However that
! may be, it would make little difference to
/ the judge or his constituents, for as re-
| gularly as his term expires. he is promptly
reelected Some aspirant for political
| preferment has often put himself
up as candidate for probate
Judge and as regularly has Judge
| Ferrilps overwhelming majority
put him out Of sight To stand so long
and favorably before the electors of any
section, the man who succeeds in doing
| it must have something particularly mag
netic or attractive about him. Judge
| Ferrill is magnetic enough and his ability
as a judge is pronounced enough, but,
without doubt. the most attractive thing
| about him is his wife. Mrs Ferrill, be-
fore her marriage, was famous southern
beauty, coming, l believe, from upper
| Georgia, and, although the responsibili-
ties of married life are now hers, yet she
has lost none of the charm and none of
the beauty which were hers when, only
about three years ago, she was Miss Mar
garet Smith.