The Savannah morning news., 1900-08-12

cousin, Mrs. Leonard Weedman, of St.
| Augustine, Fla.
Prof and Mrs. C. F. Cook are on
Miss Carrie Strickland has returned
home from Atlanta.
Mr. and Mrs. Joel Lott have gone to
Gaskin Springs for an outing.
| Mr. H. Murphy and family, Alvin John
son and family and Hon. L. A. Wilson
and family are at home again, after a va
cation of a month on St. Simon's.
Rev. ]. NJ. Glenn left Monday night for
Lake Park, where he joined his mother.
Mr. Williams, the gentleman who has
charge of the pumping station at Akin
| son, was taken by surprise on Sunday.
One of his daughters went out driving
with a young man by the name of Jacobs.
| They drove to the home of a magistrate
and were married.
Mrs. j. L. Sweat, wife of Judge Sweat,
accompanied by her daughter Miss Lula
| NJ, and son, Lee L., have gone to Waynes-
| vile, N c., for a vacation of a few weeks.
Mrs b. A. White of Brunswick is visit
| ing her sister, Mrs H. l. B. Virgins.
! Mrs ]. l.. Crowley has returned from St
Simons
Mrs J. f. Fretwell left Thursday night
/ for a visit TO her brother. She has not
seen this brother before in thirty years.
Alexander Wright and wife are at home,
| after an outing on St. Simon's Island.
| A r. Bennett and family have return
| ed home.
| Miss Annie Smith is at home again, after
| an extended visit with Mrs. s. A Luke, in
! Thomasville.
Mrs. NJ. V. Smith of DUPONT was in
town Wednesday on her way to New
York and New Jersey, where she will
spent some time.
The Gaskin Springs camp meeting will
occur early in September. A number of
new cottages are to be built.
Miss Winnie Quarterman came In
Wednesday from NARROW and spent the
day with her sister, Mrs. J. r. whitman.
That night she left for North Georgia,
where she will spend some weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. R. Whitman will spend
a month at st. Simon's.
DR.. and Mrs. ]. H. Redding are on a
visit to Savannah.
Mrs. ]. r. Willis is at home again, af-
ter visit with her sister, Mrs. j. S.
Frierson, at Sofkee, Ga.
T. II. Morton, Jr., and wife are spend
ing some time, the guests of Mr.. Nor
toms father, Mr.. T. II. Morton. They are
from Port Tampa, Fla.
The Sunday School people OF Manor are
cons .deiirg having big rally and picnic
in the n ar future.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lonnie Strickland visited
Mrs Stricklands mother, Mrs Charlotte
Parker, this week. They live in Black
shear
The waycross Rifles and their friends
anti ipate an enjoyable outing at Gaskin
srrlng The RusRin band will furnish
music for the boys.
Mr.. Meade and family of Waresboro
have moved TO Waycross
The Epworth League Conference 10 be
held here in October will attract a large
crowd of young people from over the Way
cross district The date proposed is Oct
p to IA. There are fifteen leaguers in the
district, and Mr. L. +. Peabody is the Sec
rotary.
Miss Daisy Goldsmith is on a visit here
from Brunswick.
Miss Mabel Cook of Brunswick is visit
ing friends in town.
Mrs. H. L. b. Virgins has as her guest
her sister Mrs. Ben White, from Bruns-
wick
Mrs. r. w. Faison has returned home
from a visit to her daughter, Mrs Gilbert
at Jarratt, Fla.
The annual sermon to the Waycross fire.
men will be preached, probably Aug. 49, at
the evening service by Rev. j. NJ. Glenn
at Trinity Church.
Mrs. John w. Adams and children have
returned home from White Springs.
Miss Lizzie Bird is spending some time
at Gaskn Springs.
J. l.. stephens and wife are at home
again after an extended visit with his