The Brunswick times. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 188?-1900, 1897-04-15
A Teeming Column of Live
Items, Mirroring the Do
ings of a Day.
THE HAPPENINGS TOLD HAPPILY.
The Times Reporters Catch the Salient
Points of Local Events and Give
Them to the Public.
Advertising is the pulse Of trade.


j. A. Foster left yesterday over the
Brunswick and Western.
Joseph M. Napier, of Macon, is reg
istered at the Oglethorpe.
Mr., F. E. Twitty has moved his law
office to the Elliot building.
A party of young people went out
for horseback ride last night.
Manager j. HI. Clancy will return
from Charleston on Monday week.
officer Phil Goodbread has begun
his rounds for the collection of street
tax.
James X. Clark, a prominent ship
per of Darien, is in Brunswick on
business.
The American schooner Laura, Cap
tain Lamson, arrived yesterday from
Bermuda.
Arthur Gregertsen is loading the
schooner Clara Phinney for j. E.
Broadhead.
The three British steamships now
at the Plant system wharves make a
busy picture.
Rev. r. G, Gilmore, who has been
visiting friends in North Georgia, is
expected home In a few days.
Mr.. Arthur Forchheimer, of Frank
fort, Germany, left yesterday for Flor
ida, after pleasant stay in the city,
M. Alexander. the popular sales
man for Guckenheimer & Co., of Sa-
vannah, spent yesterday in the city.
Special Treasury Agent Thornton is
confined to his room with illness, the
result of fall received few days ago
Mr.. j. p. Smith, superintendent of
the South Brunswick Terminal COM
pany, spent yesterday in Brunswick.
An excursion from Fernandina will
arrive today on the steamer Governor
Stafford. The excurslOnlsUs will spend
the day in the city.
The Woman's Christian Temperance
Union is called to meet at the First
Baptist church this afternoon on bus
mess of Importance.
Hon. James r. Brown, Judge of the
superior court of the Blue Ridge cir
cult, and wife, are visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. A. T. Putnam.
S. F. Dudley, representing the N. X.
Fairbank company, st. Louis, went
over to Darlen yesterday morning
and returned last night.
The state convention of the Kings
Daughters will be held at Savannah
May IL, Is and 10. The Brunswick
CIRCLES will be represented.
Messrs. Morris s. Lee will operate
the st. Simon livery the coming sea-
son. The name of the firm is guar
antee of the best of service.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cousins, DR.. BrantIey
and Mr.. Flake, of Atlanta, went to
Cumberland on the Governor Stafford
yesterday to enjoy days fishing.
Miss Annie F. Churchill, after a
pleasant visit to relatives here. has
gone to Jacksonville, where she will
take Clyde line steamer for New
York.
The Brunswick friends of genial
Sam BreedlOve have received invita-
lions to his marriage to Miss Frances
ID. Lancaster, which will occur at
Gainesville. Fla, april 30.
The Norwegian bark Pioneer sailed
yesterday for Rotterdam with a cargo
of 1850 barrels of rosin and 62,S20
gallons of turpentine, valued at $780,
46l, from the Downing company.
Captains Tindel and Mackenzie have
been the happy recipients of bouquets
of roses, rendered by the young lady
members of the society parties which |
have been entertained on their vessels. |
While wheeling along Newcastle
street yesterday morning, MIR. Il. w.
Wrench ran into a low wire, which
stretched across the street. He was
thrown from the bicycle, his srm
sprained and neck hurt.
A Brunswick gentleman, just re-
turned from an extended trip, was
called to the telephone by an acquainU-
ance yesterday and greeted as follows:
Hello, old man, Glad to see you
looking so we'll" The gentleman now
wants to know how the other fellow
could see him by wire.