The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-27
LOCAL PERSONAL.

~ G. Robertson is visiting in Au-
Miss Gertrude Blenus is at Blowing
So [,r and Mrs. J. F. Gray are at Hender-
,r5arman W. NJ, Bohan is at Ingram
hotel Chicago.
Hrss Ella Wells has returned from
Eeuuehec' Me ~,-,,.- =. ;-..;.
Asheville, n. 4 .-,.. s-.-,
Mis- Salie Jewett is visiting friends in
# HendersonNHLe' ......-, -
UarnesvilIe. n. G.
Ms ". w. Rogers leaves Tuesday for
pTdgeport Connecticut.
,[r Iohn r. Hennessey and family have
roturned from Charleston.
Mr. and Mrs. I. G. Hunter are summer
,rg near Alexander, n. q.
NJ, and Mrs J. j. Graham have re-
,,rred from Staten Island.
Mrs John sullivan and daughter will
,o5ve Tuesday for Saratoga.
Mr. NJ. j. Solomons has returned from
trin tn Jacksonville, N. G..
M and Mrs Charles r.. Heron are
,rnmeriug at Alexander, N. G.
Mics Rachael Chapman will be the guest
Miss Salie Shellmau this week.
MIS- IA. Gaudry and Miss Gaudry are
81 Of Alexander, n c., for the summer.
Mrs Aaron Reppard will leave to-mor-
now morning for Chicago via Atlanta.
Mrs G. A. Gregory is at the Hotel Al
II ovander, Alexander, N, c., for the sum
81. mel.
Mr. p T. Kulman and Mrs. E. Kulman
owe at the Sea Island hotel, Beaufort,
SC
Mrs [. w. Mehrtens is spending the
summer in the country near Alexander
NC.
Cant W. w. Williamson returned from
the north last night on the City OF Au-
gusta
Mrs. j. ]. Grass has returned from a
Measure and business trip to the northern
markets.
CT Carroll, of Monticello, Fla, was a
visitor on the floor of the cotton exchange
yesterday
Jacob Gazan, Esq, has returned from "a
trip among the mountains of Western
North Carolina.
Mr. W. j. Watson, of the De Soto, was
a passenger on the City of Augusta from
New York last night.
Misses Bessie and Susie Farmer, of
Louisville. are visiting Miss Belle Hop
kins on Jones street.
Miss Laura w. Green, who has been Wis
iting Miss Virgie Hamilton, has returned
to her home in Columbia.
Mrs. G.. w Germany and Mrs. H. H.
McAllister have gone to New England for
the remainder of the summer.
Miss Penie Lamar has returned from
Beaulieu, where she was the guest of Col.
and Mrs. Charles H. Olmstead.
Mrs. O'Donoghue has returned to the
city from the up country and will leave
tomorrow morning for Chicago.
Mrs. c. A. Doweu and Miss Aveilhe
are spending the summer at Alexander,
N. c., on the French Broad river
Rev C. E. bowman, pastor of Wesley
Monumental church, has returned to the
city and will be in his pulpit to-day.
Miss Lillian Hamilton, who has been
visiting in Rock Hill S. c., is now Wis
iting Miss McF'adden in Chester, S. G.
Mr. Charles G. Bell with Butler &
u Stevens, has reported for duty at his
Office after a recent seige of malariaI
fever.
Robert Ellington, prominent cotton
q buyer and exporter. has arrived from his
8 trip to Europe, and was on the market
8 yesterday.
MI C. S. Ward returned from the
north last night on the City of Augusta.
He has been with his family in Southern
New York
Mr. Louis Collat leaves this morning
for Chicago by the Central railroad After
finishing up the worlds fair he returns
a via New York.
DR. and Mrs A. G. Bouton have re
turned from a month s stay at the noun
stain resorts of Georgia, North Carolina
and Tennessee and the west.
Mrs. c. Hennessey left on the Tallahas-
see last night for New York and other
points. She was accompanied by her
daughter, Mrs. NJ. Hennessey of Charles
8 ton.
Mr. H, e. Hutchins, assistant master of
Transportation of the Savannah, Florida
and Western railway, who left for Chicago
E Yesterday viii be joined at Athens by
Mrs Hutchins.
Joseph j. O'Connell, the efficient and
# popular floor manager at l.. Adlers has
returned from his summer vacation,
Which he spent in New York and Canada
visiting friends and relatives.
Miss Salie Baker has gone tdk&he
world fair. She will be accompanied
from Milledgeville by the Misses Hol-
lngshead The party will be met IN
chicago by Mrs. W. G. Morrell and Mrs.
j. L. Hammond
Miss Katie Mclaughlin who, has been
81 spending week it Atlanta, will leave
N a few days for Chattanooga to visit
ItlauVes. During her stay Miss
McLaughlin will visit Lookout noun
Salhs and will return about the middle of
& September
MRS. NJ. j. Carr, Miss Annie and Master
Voe Carr nave returned to the city after a
eN9 months visit to relatives in the west
3 auu al the worlds fair During the latter
IaIy OF their visit Mrs. Carr was attacked
, mayh lever, and for about two weeks she
81 VAS dangerously i'll, but being surrounded
w devoted relatives, kind friends and
s. toou hedlcel treatment to administer to
boL wants she was soon enabled to travel
Fl iI"o.Me"ard, much to the delight of her re-
'"gI, IS ana numerous friends at home.
lie Newman Herald and Advertiser
~. Among our most welcome visitors
T M week are Prof. and Mrs w Il.
f1.ePeu, OF savannah. The professor, a
ollLer JoWnSman, is one OF Georgia S
pot1 distinguished educat tors, and in
" Hio.nihg Is his success more apparent than
nIi w iliiithg the charming and accom-
ar3ueu lady who reigns over his home
sJ jG Heaft' Of fine presence, engaging
IrbI,SS ana yivaciOus spirit, she charms
bot;5IIe'er she goes. Hoping that their
w. VIII be largely spent with us,
nj NJ 'UiailI extend to them the freedom
NJ COMPLIMENTARY hon was given to