The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1900-09-16
LOCAL PERsoNAI..

Mr F NJ Weir OF Tampa is a guest OF
che Pulaski.
Mr. J. e. Robson OF Atlanta Is register
cd az lhe Pulaski
Mr. v. l.. Draper Of Atlanta was at the
De soto yesterday.
Mr. L. r Kennedy OF claxton Is regis
tered az the Pulaski.
Mr. II. L. Grady OF Apalachicola Is a
guest Of the Pulaski
Mr William VI. Presslllleu left last night
FOR Greenyiile. $. C..
Mr. Gustavc spcth OF Augusta Is regis
tered AZ the Pulaski
Mrs. a. j. Lehwal and children have
returned 20 the city.
Mr d. ~ pugar 90 Augusta IS regis
tered az the sCrcven.
Mr RaW-ou Collin OF Atlanta is regis
tered a. tns Pulaski
Mr. $. }. Hermann OF saudcrsville Is a
guest OF the SCrcven.
Mr. George Brown is 10 Atlantic City.
n j., for a few days.
Mrs G. Il. Taylor OF spartanburg Is reg
isiered az the De soto.
Mr. ". ". Mackau left yesterday for
Chicago via the Central
Mr. and Mrs J D. Newton OF Charles
ton are guests q the Pulaski
Mr. +. j. Kulmnn returned last week
from an extended Western trip.
Mr. r. c. Harrison sailed Tor New York
yesterday on the Kansas city.
Miss Rita Falk sailed for New York
yesterday on the Kansas City
Mr.. and Mrs A. B. stanseii OF TarPon
Point are guests OF the screven.
Mr. Michael Naughtin sailed for New
York yesterday on tho Kansas City.
Mr. " NJ Bessclcu left via the south
eru yesterday for Greenville. 5. G.
Mrs C. f. stllson OF Triton was among
the arrivals az the Pulaski yesterday.
Mrs John Ernst has returned home
after spending six weeks at swananoa.
Dr. Thomas y Baker OF Higgston was
among yesterdays arrivals az the screven.
Thomas NJ Robertson. special agent Of
the United States census office. f. IA the
city.
Mr. Charles F. Mulherin OF Augusta was
among the guests OF the DE Soto yester-
day.
Mr. Emile schwarz returned from New
York yesterday on the City OF Birming-
ham.
Mr.. W r. Pritchard. Jr.. was among
the passengers OF the Kansas City yes
terday.
Miss Estelle Gu,man was among yester-
days passengers OF the Kansas city for
New York
Mr.. Charles Bernard was among the
passengers OF the Southern yesterday for
New York
Mr.. y. Elwood McCuen left last night
for Athens TO attend the law class al che
University.
Mr.. c. W. owens was among the pass
engers Of the Central yesterday Tor
Clarkesville.
Mr. John Malloch was among the passen-
gers Of the Plant System yesterday for
Philadelphia.
Mr.. !. NJ Frank was a passenger on the
city OF Birmingham which arrived from
New York yesterday
Samuel Porter Alien sailed for the North
last week lie enters the Pennsylvania
Military College az Chester.
Mrs. +. A. Armand and children. who
have been visiting friends in Chnrloites-
vile. Va. have returned 10 the city.
Master Edward Taylor. son Of Mr. VIM.
Taylor returned yesterday 60 Macon "a
resume his studies at the Macon Acad-
envy
Mr. Robert N. Hicks left last night for
Madison Tenn. where he will visit his
mother He will later visit New York
Boston and other points OF interest IN the
North and will be- absent several weeks
DR. George NJ Norton returned yester-
day on the city OF Birmingham from New
York. where he has been for the last two
months taking special course At the Post
Graduate School Of Medicine OF that city.
Mr. J. r. Morton. principal 81 the Nor
ton School. returned to the city yester-
day Mr.. Morton has been visiting n
Virginia. and comes home greatly Inn
proved in health. He reports the out
look for "a large attendance at his excel
lent school the coming season. most en-
couraging.
Miss Benetia sauls entertained a parry
Of her friends very pleasantly 90 her home
on CASTOR street. laFt Thursday evening.
Among those present were Mr.. Ben X.
Young OF naren. Miss Mamie Hogan,
Miss Mamie Doughty. Miss Katie Brown,
Mrs Rosenbrooke. Mr. and Mrs. A. N.
sauis. Miss Pauline Sauls. Mrs. G.. W.
Sauls.