The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-20
LOCAL Personal.

Mr. c. C Southland returned north yes
teTday on the Kansas City.
Mr.. Charles W. West left for the north
yesterday on the Kansas City.
MIR. NJ. Hamilton was a passenger on
me Kansas city yesterday for New York
Mr. G. w Tiedeman and family left
city.
Mr.. Bryan Williams was a passenger
on the Kansas City for New York yester-
day.
Judge Emory speer and family were
passengers on the Kansas City for New
York yesterday.
Mr. d. b. Falk left on the Kansas City
yesterday TO visit the northern markets
in the interest Of the Falk Clothing Com
pany
Miss Laura Baker and Miss Mary Low
strong who are visiting Miss Coni1 in
jacksonville, were given a straw ride to
Tallyrand Place this week.
Miss Odessa Morris and her mother,
Mrs. Morris, left yesterday on the Kan
sas City for New York. They viii spend
some time at eastern resorts.
Mrs. W. w. Gordon and Mr.. Arthur
Gordon left for the north yesterday on the
Kansas City. They will join Col. Cor
don in New York and will sail for Europe
in the Majestic.
Milo 5. Freeman, Esq, formerly of this
city, but now located at Rome, where he
is the auditor Of the Chattanooga, Rome
ana Columbus railroad, is here on a bust
ness trip. His many friends are glad to
see that he is in splendid health.
Mr.. A. NJ. Brannon ana daughter. Mrs.
r. a. Carson, were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. S. L. Williams on Bolton street yes
terday. Mr.. Brannon is the senior member
of the firm Of Brannon & Carson OF Col
umbus The party LETT on the Kansas City
for New York.
Col. b. w. Wrenn. passenger traffic
manager Of the Plant system; Mr.. .. +.
Jack, assistant to the president, and Gen
eral Superintendent Durham Will leave the
city tomorrow for Tampa, where they go
on a tour of inspection. They will return
the latter part of next week.
G. y. Rogers grand master Of the In
dependent order of odd Fellows, col
ored, delivered an interesting lecture to
union meeting Of the different lodges
of this city at the Duffy street hail last
night. The lecture was largely attended
by the colored odd Fellows.
The friends of Mr.. Otto w. Nell at Gjs
Barnard street celebrated his 35th birth
day yesterday by presenting him with
handsome goldheaded cane. a pleasant
presentation speech was made, TO which
the recipient replied very appropriately,
and refreshments were served. The occa-
sion was very much enjoyed by all who
participated.
Mr.. Charles L. Huston of Coatesville
Pa, will arrive in the city to-day The
marriage of Mr.. Huston and Miss Stew
art will take place in the Independent
Presbyterian church at u o'clock, Tues
day, July %. No invitations have been is
sued. The church will be open to all
friends Of the bride and groom and their
respective families, who wish to be pres
ent.
Superintendent w. II. Baker and Profs.
j. NJ. Cannon. T. II. Ferguson and John
Gillespie OF the public schools returned to
the city yesterday morning from nine
days fishing cruise along the coast. The
party went as far south as Fernandina
and reports most delightful time Mr.
J. f. Baker of Thomasville accompanied
the party, but returned home from
Brunswick.
Col, D. H. Elliott, general land agent
Of the Plant system, left the city for At
lanta last night, where he goes to make
arrangements for receiving the exhibits
from along the line of the system. The
Plant systems building on the grounds
there has been completed and has at
tracted considerable attention from visit
ors AS soon as Col. Elliott arrives ar
engagements will be made to receive the
exhibits at once, and it is expected that
everything viii be in place sometime be-
fore the exposition opens.