The morning news., 1894-06-17
LOCAL PERSONAL.


Mr.. C. N. West returned from the north
Yesterday on the Kansas City
Miss X Hartridge returned from the
north yesterday on the ansas City.
Mrs. James Douglass lefo for the north
yesterday on the City of 8irminCham
Mr.. and Mrs. G. J. Mills returned from
the north yesterday on the Aans S i-y.
Mai. J. A. Crowther was passengeron
the d. H. Miller Ior Baltimore yesterday.
Mother NJ. Genevie e was a passenger
from New York on the Kansas City yes
terIay.
Mr.. L. NJ. White left for Barnesville
last night, where he will spend short
vacation.
Thad Sturgis, travelling passenger
agent of the Sam" road, spent yesterday
in the city.
DR.. C. n. Brandt and family left for
the north yesterday on the City of Bir-
mingham.
Mrs. w. w. Green was passenger on
the steamer d. H. Miller for Baltimore
yesterday.
T. B. Harold, of Americus, was pas
senger on the Kansas CITY from New
York yesterday.
Mrs. w. W. Mackall and Miss Mackall
left for the north yesterday on the
steamer D. H iller.
Mr. ]. A. Bruuner, of Augusta, was a
passenger on the City of birmingham for
New York yesterday
The friends of Mr. S. A. Andrews re-
gret to hear of his death, which occurred
at Blackshear, Ca, June IA.
Miss Sophie Eysser left yesterday
morning on the City of Birmingham for
her home, in Rochester, N. Y.
Mr. William p Baird, of Boston, Mass.
is in the city, and was guest at the
Yacht Clubs regatta yesterday.
Mrs. f. H. MCGEE and children, of Ma
con, are the guests of Mrs J. M Con-
molly, No. lO058 Montgomery street.
The friends of Mrs. R. T. Davis are
please to see her out again after being
i'll for several weeks with continued fever.
Mr.. A. Hanley, Mr. A. Hanlev, Jr.,
MIR F. p Millard. My J. Dinhins and
MIR. NJ. Flaum, left for Suwannee Springs
last night.
Mr.. T. A. Folliard has removed his real
estate and renting ollce from No Ii
West Broad street, TO No 1873 Broughton
o. the corner of Montgomery
Mrs M. A. O'Neill has issued invita-
tions to the marriage of her daughter
Katie. 10 Mr.. Harry I. Wilson. Wednes-
day evening, June 20 at 500 o'clock
iss Kate Hinson, of Thomasville, who
has been visiting the Misses Ward has
companied by her friend, Miss Mamie
Ward.
Mrs. ]. S. Tyson, Miss Tyson and Miss
Anna Tyson left on yes erday for their
summer home at Blackshear, ga where
they will spend the balance of the
summer.
The hospitable home of Mr.. and Mrs.
James H. turber was the scene of a very
pleasant surprise party last Monday,
al Aira-r
Whist, followed by delightful musicale
made the evening most en- oyahle.
Eugene Viscount Dunno, A. B., lately
graduate of st. Mlry's College, Bel
mont, n. c., is visiting the family of Mr.
W. H Dorner, No. 43 CASTOR street.
where he is taking a rest before entering
on his law studies in Jacksonville with
his father.
Editor w. M. Hobby. of the Sylvania
Telephone. spent yesterday in the city.
Mr.. Hobby leaves this morning for New
York, where he goes to represent the
melon growers of his section, to make ar
rangemeuts for the shipment of this
years crop.
Capt. and Mrs. John Flannery and Mrs
Semmes have gone on to aCtend the COM
mencement exercises of the University of
Nolre Dame which take place Thursday.
June q. Capt. Flannery's son, MIR. John
Nom. tlannery, is a student at this
university, and will graduate this year.
The summer excursion rates are now on
sale at the railroad ticket olt1ces Not
very many people have taken advantage
of the rates as yet and it is evident that
the nun ber of people who will leave the
cit, this season will not be as great as in
previous seasons. The greatest number
OF inquiries are for the North Georgia
resor s, the fay orite points being Turner
vile, Tallulah Falls, Gainesville, Clarkes-
vile, Marieata and Warm springs. Su-
wannee Springs appears TO be the most
popular resort outside of the state, with
Asheville, N. c., a good second. 1t is evi-
dent that the Savannah eXcursionists will
spend their money nearer home this year
than usual.