The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-18
LOCAL PERSONAL.

T. p. Weloh, Of Albany IS registered al
She DE Soto.
Major W. A. wilkins. OF Waynesboro
spent yesterday iu The city.
Mr.. r. ID. Blo0dwortl left lastuirht foI
his summer home at Hapeviiic. Ga
Mr.. and Mrs. w. D. Watson left yes
lerday. morning via the Central railroad
FOR Chicago.
w. Il. Coe, Of New York. was visitor
ON the floor Of the cotton exchange yes
terday.
T. H. Willard, of High SPRINGS, Fla,
was visitor on the hOor Of the cotton
exchange yesterday.
Col John Screyen and Capt. J. r. F.
latnaI were Passengers on the steam
snip Nacoochee this morning.
Mr.. @, r. Woods and family left for
Chicago last night via the Central rail
road, whore they viii spend some time in
visiting the worlds fair
Henry ID. Jones and E. NJ. Lawton, and
Misses Bessie and Mary Smith, of Gar
nett, South Carolina, spent yesterday in
the city and registered at the Pulaski.
DIR. NJ A. Purse Of Atlanta is visiting
his father, Capt D. G. Purse. He will
remain IN the city a few days. He is
meeting with gratifying success in his
profession.
Levi Cohen, Esq. one Of the substantial
citizens Of Atlanta, and his wife, who
have been spending a week at Tybee, will
return home to-day. Mr.. Cohen says
that II the people of the up-cOuntrE knew
what Tybee is, the island could not hold
the crowd.
Mr. j. Fischer, Of Bluffton, S c., is
spending few days in the city, prepara-
tory to a visit to his native land, Austr0-
hungary. Before leaving America, how
ever, he will visit the worlds fair Mr.
Fischer is very successful merchant of
Blunton and IS well-uoWn in this city.
The following Savannahians are regis
tered at Suwanee Springs Mr. and Mrs
a. Hanley, A. Hanley, Jr. Miss Bessie
Hanley Miss Loretta Hanlev. Miss A
Robinson, Miss Winnie McGloine, Miss
Mary Gallaher, z. b. Lesesne, Mrs. A.
Fernando, Mrs. c. Gradot, G. E. McIn-
tosh, j. Z. Newman, Mrs. y. f. Rey-
nolds, II. L. Bragdon and Mrs. A. Hogan
Mr.. w. H. Baker, superintendent of the
public schools, Assistant Superintendent
f, II. Ferguson, MIR MA O'Brien. princi-
pal of the Cathedral school, Mr. j. J.
Gillespie, principal of the night school,
Prof. John Gillespie and Perry Baker
nave arranged to depart from Thunder
holt this morning on the schooner Annie
sound for a ten days maroon if the
weather doesn't prevent.
Mr.. VIM. McHarrie, a former we'll
known Savannahian arrived in the city
yesterday, from Chicago, where he has
been for the last several months Mr.
McHarrie was in the real estate business
in Savannah for several Years. but is now
studying medicine at the Chicago HOmeo-
pathiG College. He is enthusiastic in his
description of the worlds fair and saws
every Savannahian who can possibly do
so should make a trip to Chicago to see
IL. Mr.. McHarrie spent several DAYS last
month in chaperoning party of Savan-
nahians through the show. On his
arrival in the city yesterday he
called up one Of them by telephone and
on giving his name he was asked where he
was and replied In Chicago. They
have made a long distance tele-
phone connection with Savannah"
The gentleman who is the manager of a
well known cooperative grocery house,
took il all in and after talking some time
asked Mr. McHarrie if he would not stoD
by at the boarding house on Dearborn
street where his party had stopped ana
get gold collar button he had left in the
bureau drawer in his room there Mr..
McHarrie promised to do so and bid his
friend good bye. Half an hour afterward
he surprised him by walking into his
Office. The joke was on the groceryman
and no mistake. MIR. McHarrie
will spend about a month in Sa-
yannah. He viii probably go up to
Camp Northen this week and spend a
while with the OglethOrpe Light Infan-
try, of which company he was for a long
time first lieutenant, He has many
friends here who will be glad to see him
again.