The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-20
LooA- PERSONAL.

4. - Nllce OF M0ltock IS az the
Scrcvcn
John McCullum, of Morrison, is Mt the
Screvcn.
p. Armstrong, Of Augusta, is at the
Screven.
r. J. Armstrong, Of Augusta, is at the
| Pulaski.
Mr. J. J. Wilder returned to the city
yesterday.
w. A. Walton Of Augusta is stopping at
| the De Soto.
J. L. McCabe, Of Augusta. is stopping
at the Screven.
II. Kohn, of Quincy, Fla, was at the
| Screven yesterday.
w. X. Cook, of Conely, stopped at the
| Screven yesterday.
! b. A. Cook, of Swainsboro, was at the
! Screveu yesterday.
J. G. Moore, of Bell1nap, stopped at the
| Screven yesterday.
NJ. Albertson, of Waycross, was at the
! Pulaski yesterday
Jacob Phinizy of Augusta was at the
! De Soto yesterday.
| Miss Stoney, of Charleston, is visiting
| the family of MIR. Thomas p. Ravenel.
! S. K. SlawsOn of Charleston, S. c., is
! stopping at the De Soto.
| A. A. Bunch, of Robertsville, S. c., is
| stopping at the Screven.
| r. d. Campbell, of Morrison, registered
at the Screven yesterday.
| l.. G. Oliver, of Titusville Fla, Is
| registered at the Pulaski.
| Hon. H p. Smart and his daughter will
leave this morning for Chicago.
Mrs. Patrick Gleason and family are
| enjoying the summer at Dalton.
| w. G. Haupt has returned from his two
| weeks vacation spent at the north.
| Geo. H. Ward of Crescent City, Fla,
| registered at the Screven yesterday.
Miss Julia Vogel has returned from a
visit to friends at Chickamauga, Tenn.
Robert Haym left yesterday via Balti-
more for q few weeks travel in the north.
Miss Maud Barnwell left yesterday for
| Oliver to spend some time with relatives.
j. Byck was passenger on the City of
| Birmingham from New York this morn
| ing.
| Mrs Merritt w Dixon and Mrs. F. w.
| Dale have gone to Chicago and the world S
| fair.
Miss Mary Jones is spending some time
| with the Misses Harrison at Virginia
| Beach.
| Miss Kate Gaudry and Miss Matte
| Charlton have been on visit to friends
at White Bluff.
MIR. and Mrs. Andrew Hanley and fam
| lily returned last week from pleasant
visit to Suwannee
Miss Carrie Wade is home again after
| very pleasant visit to friends in Waynes-
boro and Augusta.
! Mrs. S. P. Shooter returned from the
north on the steamship City of Birming
! ham this morning.
| Miss Mary Farr leaves this week for
| Turnersville, Ga, to spend the balance of
| the summer season.
| Charles F. Graham, proprietor of the
| Pulaski House. and wife, left yesterday
morning for Chicago
Mrs John b. Law has returned from
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs John
| Cunningham, at Decatur.
Mrs. c. B. Malone and little Elizabeth
are summering in Boston and other points
in the New England states.
Mrs. Josephine Freeland and Miss Free
land are visiting the Rev Charles w.
| Freeland at Fortress Monroe.
Mrs John T. Dame, of Jacksonville,
Fla, Is visiting her sister, Mrs. J. w.
Johnson, No. 1917 William street.
Mrs. G. G. Brown, of Jacksonville, Fla,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. J. w.
johnson, No. 1915 William street.
w. L. and r. p. Canon returned to the
city by the steamship City Of Birming-
ham, which arrived this morning.
James Van Berschot left yesterday on
the William Crane for Baltimore, and
thence to his old home in Chicago.
Mrs. Clarence Anderson, Miss Lila Clay
and Miss Douse will spend the remainder
of the summer at Turnersville, Ga.
Miss Lula and Master Robbie Wynn left
yesterday over the Atlantic Coast Lime to
| - I IL,
c. f. Goodwin left last night, via the
Central railroad, for the north. He will
visit the worlds fair before returning.
Solicitors General Fraser left yesterday
for Hinesville, in Liberty county, to spend
Sunday and Monday with the family of
his brother.
Miss Mile Smith is summering in Mad
ison amongst the red hills of Georgia. She
is stopping at the Brobston house with
her aunt, Mrs. f. B. Avery.
Mrs r. G. Fleming and Miss Fleming
leave for Saratoga tomorrow. Late in
September they will be joined by Capt.
Fleming and will visit the worlds fair.
Joe White, James Scott and John John
son, three negroes, were arrested yester-
| day by Detective Bossell and placed
under bond to answer to the charge of
| vagrancy.
The following Savannahians are now
| registered at Suwannee: Mr.. NJ G..
! Ehrlich, Mr.. J. d. Hirsch, Mr.. E. A.
| Roach, Mrs. Katzoff and son, Mrs. p.
| Brewer Mrs. James Ray.
Mrs w. II. Powell and two children
will leave this morning on the Atlantic
| Coast Line to spend the rest of the sum
mer visiting friends and relatives in
North Carolina and Virginia.
Miss Nina Kulman, who was accompan-
led by her grandfather, Capt Hausman,
of Madison, Fla, has returned from a
very charming visit to New York and
White Sulphur Springs, w. Va.
A white man named Mitchell while en-
| gagged in a friendly wrestle with another
| man last night on Bryan near West Broad,
| fell on rock and broke his left arm He
was sent to the city hospital for treat
| ment.
Messrs. George J. Baldwin, M b.
Lane, and A. X. Lawton, Jr. left yester-
| day afternoon for "a trip down the river
| in Mr.. Baldwin's naphtha launch
Dixie" They will be away until to-
morrow morning.
Mr. and Mrs. F. Van Wagenen enter
| tanned pleasant party of friends at their