The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-08-25
LOCAL Personal.

Miss Viola Strate is visiting the Miss
Godwins OF Valdosta-
Capt ana Mrs. John FIannery leave for
Washington. Ca, tomorrow.
Mr. John II. Strous leaves on the kan
sas City this morning for New York.
Miss Matte Coleman has returned to the
city after a stay of seven weeks at Ty-bee.
Mr. Edward T. Lowell, Jr-. arrived from
New York on the city OF Augusta last
night.
Mr. p. n. Dougan was a passenger on
the city Of Augusta from New York yes
teraay.
Miss Mamie A. Dancy leaves to-day for
FernaRdina, where she wiz visit Miss Il.
Torrant
Miss Hincks has returned from saluda
n. C.. where she has been for the past
two months.
MI. E. Goidsman leaves to-day for
Asbury Park, n. J., where he will spend
his vacation.
Mr.. Percy Sugden has been invited to
address the migration congress, which
meets in Atlanta, Oct Z.
Mr.. w. L. King leaves to-day on the
Kansas City Tor Seton Hall College,
where he finishes his studies this year.
MIR. S. X Platshek OF Platsheb & co.
leaves the city to-day on business trip
to Baltimore. Philadelphia and New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. r. Leaken leave for
the north Wednesday. They viii visit
Niagara Falls and Saratoga during their
trip.
Mr.. Preston Herbert, secretary Of the
Cortsz Cigar Company returned to the
city yesterday from a successful trip
through the southwest.
Mr.. George r. Drane has been elected
49, M
Mr.. Drane was formerly superintendent
of the Savannah Steam rice mill.
Mr.. Stewart Hincks, who had been at
Saratoga Springs and other nothern re-
sorts for the past three weeks, returned
to Savannah last night on the City of
Augusta.
Mr.. Emil Eckstein of the firm Of Gus
tave Eckstein * Co.. has returned to the
city after pleasant trip of four weeks
spent in New York. Saratoga and along
the Long Island sound.
Mr.. c. w. Jacobs and his son Tommie
Bond Jacobs of NASHVILLE are stopping at
the Pulaski. Mr.. Jacobs is one of the most
popular travelling men in this section.
Master Jacobs is a page in the Nashville
Senate and has already acquired consider
able political experience. Mr.. j. NJ. Ran
som of Nashville is also with Mr. Jacobs.
Moses J. Solomons, Esq, the veteran
secretary and treasurer of the Chatham
Real Estate and Improvement Company,
was among the excursionists who left for
Boston on the steamship Tallahassee on
Friday night. Though not a Knight Tenn
plar, he has many friends among the
members of the valiant and magnani-
nous order" and they viii doubtless see
that he has as good time as if he had
taken all the degrees Of knighthood.
The steamship City of Augusta from
New York, brought the following pas
sengers: VIM. f. Gray, Mrs. Charles
Voss, ]. Hansberger, p. Petinto Master
f. Farras Mrs. e. Perez Petinto, W. b.
Griffin, Jr., Thomas Il. Simmons, l.. Ma
masses. Z. Burgln. wife and infant Mas
ter Nelson, Mrs. II. ID. Nelson, ]. ID. Rid
die, wife and child, w. +. DeLacey, j.
]. Harrigan, Miss Agie Magee. DR.. V.
]. Ward. wife and infant, T. II. Fisher
and wife. James Ely, William u. Morris
and wife, Z. NJ. Dargan, John II. gill
bert, e. F. Lowell, Jr.. G. Frank Boiler,
r. H. Land, DR.. j. Weichselbaum, c. A.
Roux. Thomas w. Wilson, Frank T.
Bulge. d. l.. Roberts. Jr.. Stewart
Hincks, G. Z. G. Fell, E. NJ. Slower, l. Co
hen, John Kong Wong, Miss A. Blocks
man, A. Blackman, l.. A. Volini.