The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-19
LOCAL PERsoNAL.

A. Mcintosh, Of Augusta, is at the Pu-
W. Cooper, Of Ha1olhurst, is at the
mi Femling leaves this morning for
Columbia.
JG Bitch, OF Eden, is registered at
tic pulaski
ia Ousley, Of Ousley, is stopping at
thg Pulaski
-,-.r of the Pulaski.
ri Gardner, Of Myers, Fla, is a
--.,t Of the Pulaski.
,nfdren's bail will be given at Hotel
T-1a, Friday afternoon.
Mr. j. Young and Miss Nellie Young
bara zone to Guyton for the summer
~ ID Darlington and G. A. Alsina. Of
p.r-tart. are stopping at the Pulaski
Hon r. ID. Guerard leaves this morning
Wamesyille, n. c., via the South
Bound
Mr. A. Guckenbeimer leaves this
morning for Danville, Va, via the South
Bound
Miss Katie r. Schiller, of Augusta, is
s,sr3ing some time in the city with
friends
io- her cousins, Misses Mamie and Mamie
Golden
dren of Valdosta, are stopping at the
Pulaski.
Ice and Emmett O'Connell left for
Chicago last night via the steamship Tai
Mhassee.
Miss Maggie Schloy Thompson left
Yesterday on the Nancy Hanks" for
Kenuesaw.
Mr. NJ Steward is confined to his
roor,. No. 80 Abcrcorn street with con-
tinued fever.
Misses Virgie and Lillian Hamilton
lowe this morning for Concord, n. c., via
the south Bound.
Mr. and Mrs. j. w. Cell and Mr.. and
Mrs. j n Cell left for the north yester-
dgyou the Tallahassee.
Mr.. W. c. Powell and family left last
NIGHT for Buffalo Lithia Springs, Va,
where they will spend the summer.
Miss Jennie Sullivan went to Indian
Springs Yesterday. She will be a guest
in the family of Mr.. Malcolm Maclean.
Gen. and Mrs A. r. Lawton are among
the representative southern families who
are enjoying the cool breezes at Lookout
Inn. Lookout Mountain, Tenn.
Mr.. A. NJ Bell was called to Hender-
sonville. n. c., last night by a telegram
announcing the critical illness of his lit
tlccuill, who is there with Mrs. Bell.
Mrs S. j. Hart, accompanied by her
aunt. Mrs. N. A. Hughes, of Nashville,
Tenn. will sail for Baltimore to-day.
They will go TO the mountains of Viz
giuia, where they will spend the rest Of
the summer.
A delightful but informal reception was
given last night by Mr. and Mrs. j. Cunning
ham postell complimentary to Mrs. Agnes
POsIcu. There We're about thirty present
and Mrs. Postell sang number of songs
in % manner that gave great pleasure,
Before Mrs. POstell went TO Europe she
was a great favOrite of the lovers of
music She is dOublV so now, her voice,
by her European instruction, having been
so greatly improved. Mr.. BlOis and Mrs.
Harrison contributed greatly to the pleas
ure Of the evening Mr.. Blois has a fine
voice and Mrs Harrison is an admirable
performer on the piano. Mrs. POstCll' S
friends regret greatly that she contem-
latos making her home in another city
MIR. VIM. G. Fripp of Brooks g. Fripp,
resident agents of the New York Life
Insurance Company, returned yesterday
from Chicago, where he has been in at
tendance at the insurance convention. He
basA
rived from the convention by all the
agents who were fortunate enough to be
present. Its objects were to advance the
interests Of the New York Life Company
and the results were most 6ffectual The
company had seventy representatives
composing the winners in the contest
which was competed for by all the repre-
sentatiyes of the company in the United
States and Canada. Two Savannah
agents won places-Mr t. p. Sanold,
special agent, and Mr.. H. L. Shellman
also being winners. Mr. Fripp was pre-
scented at one of the meetings by Presi-
dent Mccall with very handsome gold
badge in the shape of a watch charm as
testimonial from the president of his APP
probation of Mr.. Fripp's work. On the
badge is written Columbian Convention,
Chicago, July, 1898, presented to Vim. c..
trlpp by John A. Mccall, president"
Mr. Fmpp is pleased with the fair, and
says that its magnifcence is simply be-