The morning news., 1894-09-30

Mrs. H. T. Douglass has returned home
| from Towns.
Mr.. Max Krauss has returned to the
| city from an extended trip north, during
which he visited New York, Philadelphia
and Boston. He spent several days with
man ufacturers giving them pointers as to
| how to make shoes for the Florida trade
! MAX" as he is familiarly known here
and on the road, is one of the most popu-
lar travelling salesman going out from
| thls city and what he don't know about
business is hardly worth knowing
Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. Hamilton of New
York are in the city. Mr. Hamilton is
| the press agent of the great Barnum a.
Baily shows, and is enjoying a few days
rest from the arduous duties of his posi-
ton. Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton will visit
Florida before returning north
Col. J. L. Whatley leaves the CITY this
morning on the Kansas City for New
York from where he will 90 to Boston in
| the interest Of the Southover Land and
Improvement Company. Col. Whatley
was authorized at recent meeting of the
directors Of this company to go north for
the purpose of arranging to place the
stock OF this company New England
| capitalists have agreed to take $500 600 of
the stock If Savannah people will sub
scribe the balance needed, which is $780,
600 Col Whatley will bring back this
proposition in writing, and there is little
doubt that the balance will be raised
here, as with the present paid in stock Of
the company only $4,000 more is needed
Mr.. S. L. Hall, manager of the Savan-
nah, Florida and Western railway tele-
graph office at Waycross, and Mr. ID. f.
Kirkland, chief train dispatcher of the
company at Waycross, spent yesterday in
the city for the purpose of attending the
ftrDa - H., n Y Ia
of transportation of the Savannah, Florida
and Western at Savannah.
Mr.. f. Fl. Robertson, general freight
agent Wrightsville and Tennille railroad.
is registered at the Screven house He
reports business brisk and the outlook en-
couraginR around Tennille.
Miss Ethel Helmken has returned from
Alexander, N. c., where she spent the
summer at the home of Capt James b.
Smith.
Mr.. julius Collat arrived in the city
yesterday from New York. Mr.. and Mrs.
Collat have been spending the summer in
Europe, and have had a most delightful
trip. Mrs. Collat is now in Milwaukee
visiting relatives, but will return to Sa-
vannah during the fall
Mr.. and Mrs. Villa m r. Thigpen have
returned TO the city and are stopping at
the De Soto
Mrs. Isabella Dykes and Miss c.. II.
Dykes are expected home from the north
Tuesday morning. They are at present
in Philadelphia, where Miss Dykes has
been taking summer course of studies
In the Pennsylvania University. Her
many friends are anxiously awaiting her
return.
Mrs. James Sullivan and her daughter.
Miss Jennie Sullivan, leave for Water
bury, Conn. to-day, where Miss Jennie
will attend school for year. They 90
by the New York steamer
Mr.. Louis Warfield leaves this morning
for Baltimore 10 become a student In the
medical department of Johns Hopkins
University.
Miss Carrie Britton of Jacksonville
Fla, who has been spending the sumIaer
with her aunt. Mrs. II. j. Middleton. on
Duny street, left for home Yesterday
morning via the Savannah, Florida and
Western railway.
Mrs. NJ. J. Doyle and Miss Aggie DOYLE
left for the north yesterday on the Kan
sas City.
Mr.. d. f. Kirkland, well-known train
dispatcher Of the Savannah, Florida and
Western railway at Waycross, spent YES
terday Ia the city, having come up 10
attend the funeral Of Capt. o. w. Jack
sou.
Mr.. and Mrs. William G. WoodHn and