The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-07-02
LOCAL Personal.

Mrs. A. J. Ives has gone to Garrett.
S. c.
Miss Clara Dixon has gone to Guyton
70 visit Miss Ella Rodgers.
Mr. Walter S. Chisholm returned yester-
day from a months vacation spent in New
York city.
Mr.. r. F. Sans went up 10 Atlanta last
night TO attend the meeting Of the South
ern Fertilizer Association
Mr.. J. c Harris and family left last
night for Hale Springs. Tenn where
they will spend the summer.
Mrs. George c. Hayward and family
and Miss Bessie Hayward are spending
the summer at Button. 5. c.
Mr.. and Mrs c. 5. Wood. Miss Allen
and Master Sam Allen will leave for .he
north to-day By the City Of Augusta
Miss Mary MurchisOn OF Columbia, S.
G.. is a guest Of Miss Lottie Roberts. at
Isle of Hope, where she will spend a
month.
Sergt ]. NJ. Mock Of the city police
left the city yesterday for Screven cOun-
~. where he will spend his weeks fur
Tough. Sergt. MOck's many friends wish
him pleasant vacation
Mr. Jack Burrows of Augusta is in the
city for a few days. Mr.. Burrows was
formerly connected with the Augusta
I1fLdlls anu - EbN Dl MS way ~ ' ~ -
gania. TO go into the newspaper business
there.
cent. o. NJ Carter will leave to-day fer
Ohio to visit his mother. He will sail
from New York for Europe July 10 On
the City of Paris 10 spend the summer
IN Europe. He may return TO Savannah
from Ohio for a few days before going
abroad.
Messrs. E. Ford and Allen Bond will
leave the city to-day for New York, from
where they will sail for Colon. United
States of Colombia, S. a, on July To- They
will be joined by other parties in New
York. and expect to make quite a stay
there in case they find that fortunes are
to be made in South America.
The city Of Birmingham is due this
morning from New York with the follow
ing passengers: +. II. Jones, Mr.. Hollis
and wife, Master c. Morse. Miss l.. Morse,
G.. Williams and wife, James Mazziotta,
Paul Macdonald. Castantino L. Rossi,
Ralph T. Rossi Miss E. ClarksOn, Mrs. f..
Clarkson, George Schwarz, II. y. Moore,
r. II Cole, Il. l.. Smith, Mrs Morgan. j..
s. Duryea and wife, Miss J. T. Charlton,
l.. Tooley and wife. j. b. Smith. A. Young.
z. A. Choate, Master A. Thornton. Miss
f. Austell, Miss ]. Swan. George Wood.
Ed. Banker, Mrs. A Austele. r. b. Back
us and wife, Calvin Hartshorn, James
Draper, Miss Lizzie Draper, Miss Alice
Draper, Miss +. G. Draper, J. Cohen, j.
w. Price. J. j. Mclaughlin. w. f. Coch-
ran, j. Dainty and wife. Thomas Milli-
ken, William Brock. Hy. Moore.
Prof. Antoine Muzzarelli and Prof. j.
j. Gillespie will leave by steamer to-day
for New York. After a few days spent in
the latter city they will sail by the steam
er La Touraine for France and will pro-
coed TO Paris, where they will spend some
time together. Mr.. Gillespie will then re-
turn to his home in Ireland. Prof Muz-
zarelli will probably return to Savannah
in the fall. though he is not fully decided
as yet. Besides having done very good
work during the last several months 10
structing classes in French Prof. Muz-
zarelli has established "A reputation for
himself among those who enjoyed his &c.
quaintance here as a refined, cultivated
gentleman, and his return in the fan IS
generally desired Mr.. Gillespie's many
friends regret his determination to sever
his recently formed connections here and
return to the other side.