The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1898-10-02

US III All OF us glory 4 nc tAdAA4a NAAANAA
go recently went forth taxed to their ut
most capacity for the mountains and the
springs, are Returning filed with the same
people How pleasant it is TO see the old
familiar faces and hear the voices of our
friends. Even the little children seem glad
20 get home, and there IS an air of ex-
pectancy as they look forward to to-mor-
row, when the schools open and they
start again to their winter work.
The housekeepers are busy get
ting things to rights and the
feather buster is in great demand,
for the dust OF ages has accu-
muIated In these months when the heads
OF the houses have been away Everything
has a busy look about IT, The stores
which have been dragging through a mis-
erable existence during the long, not sum-
mer days are filling up rapidly, and even
the market has assumed an air OF I'm
usual activity But what a pity it Is that
this the very Eoveliest month of the year
in the mountains, finds them so deserted.
They are now in their autumnal beauty
each tree vieing with its neighbOr in the
gorgeousness of its apparel. The spur
rels are getting in their winter supply
and every tree which bears a nut VIII give
food and shelter to the timid little creature
until his store-roOm is filled to oVerhoW-
ing Who of us cannot remember the
happy Saturdays of our childhood when
lessons were thrown aside, and we We're
off to the woods on nutting eXpedlloh'
and with what fun we wiped our walnut
stained hands on our faces, so that we
could stay home from church on the NOR
row. Bad little children! And so october
brings its duties and its pleasures, ana,
best of all, brings our friends back 70 US:
Miss Abbie Orme returned during the
week from Flat Rock.
Mrs. Charles Ellis and Misses Helen ana
Margaret Ellis left on Monday TO join Mrs
Fllis' mother and sister in New York
Mrs. J. G. Van Marter returned on Mon
day from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. n. 2. Corish have return
ed home.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. w. Gilbert returned on
Monday from New York.
Mr.. Julian l. Schley left on Tuesday for
Fitzgerald Falls, n. Y, where he will
study this winter for West Point.
Miss Emilyn b. Hartridge returned dur
ing the week from Northern trip
Mr. and Mrs. A. Nj. Glover returned on
Sunday from Philadelphia and New York.
Mr. and Mrs. Rufus e. Lester have re-
turned from Washington and Saratoga.
Miss Harriet b. Hardee and Miss Mar
tina G. Backus left on Tuesday for Co
lumbus, where they will spend the win
ter.
Mrs c. C. Schley returned on Monday
from a short visit to Button.
Mr.. Sidney Ryals will study this winter
at the School of Technology in Atlanta.
Mrs. J. ]. Bates has returned from the
North.
Mrs. James II. Hunter and children re
turned on Friday from North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Sullivan schley and
Miss Marianne Schley returned during the
week from Arden Park
Miss Agnes Hayward has returned to
Savannah.
Mr.. and Mrs John Heard Hunter and
children have returned from Louisville,
Ga.
Mrs. George Mercer and children arrived
on Friday from Long Island.
Miss Kate Hartridge returned on Satur-
day from Maryland.
Miss Emma Hopkins returned on Satur-
day from New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. It. H. Mcmillan and chill
dren returned on Monday from Saratoga,
Halifax and New York.
Mrs. c. L. Montague and daughter will
spend this winter in Savannah with Mrs.
j. B. Withers, on CASTOR street.
Mrs ]. B. Withers is at home again,
after spending the summer with friends
and relatives.
Mrs. Isaac Minis and sons. Masters
Isaac and Carol, returned Friday from
Blowing Rock.
Mrs. John Screven and children returned
from North Carolina on Friday.
Mrs. James Sullivan, Misses Jennie and
Gertrude Sullivan are at Waynesvile.
Rev. and Mrs. Robb White and family
returned on Friday from Charlottesville,
Va.
Mrs George L. Cope and Mrs. George L.
Cope, Jr., returned on Friday from Sa-
luda.
MIR. and Mrs. Harris Cope and Master
George Lewis Cope have returned from
Waynesville.
Mrs. c. b. Malone and children will ar
rive to-day from saluda.
Mrs. F. V. Walker returned yesterday
from an extended Northern trip.
Mr.. Henry McAlpin returned yesterday
from Sport Island, " Y.
Mrs G. H. Remshart left for the North
Tuesday where she was called on account
of the illness Of her mother, Mrs. Elliott
c. johnson.
Mrs. Leila Habersham arrived Friday
from Blowing Rock.
Master Steven Elliott left on Monday for
CedartoWn, where he viii enter Prof
George BenedicCs school.
New York, where he will spend the win
Ter.
Mr. 3. F. Finney left Tuesday for
Maryland.
Miss Mary clay win return this week
from Gainesville where she has been
spending several months
MIS-. Cecil Gabbett Miss Sidney Cab
bett and Master Mansel will arrive this
week from Lake George.
Mss Mary Maccaw returned on staur-
day from New York
Mrs VIM. Hunter, and Misses Lucille
and Eileen Hunter returned this morning
from Lake George.
Mrs j p. Gutman and Misses Rita and
I.stehe Guman returned yesterday from
New York
MIS-. NJ G. Ehrllch and daughter ar
rived yesterday from the North.
MIR. Arthur J. OHara returned on Sat