The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-09-11
LOCAL PERSONAL.
MIR. Charles A. Baker is at suwann

Mr.. Charles A. Baker is st Suwannee.
T. B. Grove left yesterday at noon for
Baltimore.
Mrs r. H. Polk returned from the
north this morning on the Nacoochee.
Mr.. J. w. Jackson returned from the
north this morning on the NaCoochee.
Mr. ]. NJ. Thomas returned from the
north this morning on the NacoOchee
Mr. J. S. Burnett was a passenger on
the Nacoochee from New York this morn
ing.
Miss Florence Coldeny returned from
the north this morning on the Nachoo-
chez.
Mr.. S. Falk and Miss Falk returned
from the north this morning on the Ma
cOochee.
Miss Maggie L. Murphy of Kansas City
is visiting Mr.. and Mrs. j. p. Doolan on
Habersham street.
Mrs. Paul Decker was a passenger on
the NacOOchee, which arrived this morn
ing from New York.
DIR. F. d. Aiken Will leave for the north
to-day to Join his family. He will be alb
sent d couple of weeks.
Mrs. f. A. Armand returned last night
from Townsville, where she mas been
spending the summer with relatives.
Mr. j. L.'Foster, Miss Fox, and Miss
Bessie Fox of Darien returned from the
north this morning on the Nacoochee.
Ralph Daniels, representing Charles
Eneu johnson & Co.. letter press and
litho, printers inks and varnishes, is in
the city.
r. f. Hamilton, press agent for the
Barnum-B Bailey show, was in the city
yesterday The show will exhibit in Sa-
vannah Oct. II.
Capt. William Davidson, general pas
senger agent of the Plant system, passed
through Savannah yesterday with his
family on his way to attend the meeting
of the Southern Passenger Association il
New York.
MIR. Jaspersen Smith of the Ludden &
Bates Southern Music House returned
yesterday from a business trip north.
| Mr.. Smith is one of Savannah's most en-
| terprising business men. He says the
outlook is for prosperous season in the
| south.
Solicitor General w w. Fraser came
| up from Liberty county yesterday and
! left last night for Milledgeville with Miss
| Nellie Mills, his niece Misses Eva Cas-
! sells, Laura Belle Cassels and Mary Rep
! pard, ali of Liberty county, where he will
/ make arrangements for these young la
| dies TO enter the State Normal and In
/ dustrial College. From there he will go
| to Gainesville TO JOIN his family.
| Mr.. II. r. Hutchens, assistant master
of transportation of the savanna, Flor
/ ida and Western railway, has returned
! home from a two weeks trip north Mr.
/ Hutchens was in charge of the knights
! of Pythias flyer which broke the record
/ of time between jacksonville aud Wash
/ ington last month From Washington he
went to PHILADELPHIA and New York, and
/ theHto North Georgia, where he spent a
/ week in the mountains
/ MIR. and Mrs. Abe :. Lehwald arrived
/ last night from New York on the Nacoo-
/ chez. MIR and Mrs Lehwald were mar
/ ried at TeutOnia hall in New York city last
| Tuesday night The bride was Miss Eva
! Wolf, a charming young lady of that city,
who already had many friends in this
city. The bridal couple was welcomed
! by host Of friends They will make
their home for the present with the par
ents of the groom at No. 206 Hull street.
p, Mr.. Lehwald has been one of the leading
statesmen Of B. H. Levy II Bro. for a num-
Der of years, and stands high in the esti-
nation of the business community. he
has won a charming and beautiful bride
who will make a welcome addition to
| society.