The Savannah morning news. (Savannah, Ga.) 1900-current, 1902-06-19
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Mr.. E. ]. Stalker left via the South
ern yesterday for New York.
Mr.. w. H. Rodgerson left for Ashe-
vile yesterday via the Southern.
Mr.. H. S. Trout left for Danville,
Va, yesterday via the Southern.
Mr.. o. 7. Smith left for. Washing
ton, D. c., yesterday via the Southern.
Mr.. H. T. Jones was among the
Knoxville passengers of the Southern
yesterday.
Mr.. S. H. Battle was passenger
of the Southern yesterday for Green's
boro, N. C.
Mr.. j. 3. Fishburn was among the
Passengers Of the Southern yesterday
for Lynchburg.
Messrs. G. w. Montcastle and r. L.
Burkhead left for Salisbury yesterday
via the Southern.
Mr.. G. H. Parsons and Mr.. H. Par
sons were among the New York pas
sengers of the Plant System yester-
day.
Hon. G. S. Rountree of Emanuel
county is attending the Bankers con-
vention. Judge Routree is one of the
solid men of Emanuel.
Hon. Dan. E. Groover of Statesboro
spent Tuesday at Isle of Hope where
Mrs. Grower and Miss Grower are
staying for few weeks.
Among those in attendance at the
Bankers Convention is Mr.. Sol Herr
man, cashier Of the Merchants and
Farmers Bank of Eastman, Ga.
Mr.. NJ. B. Smith of Lumber City is
in town. He is the principal Of the
public school at Lumber City and is in
attendance on the state teachers an
nual meeting.
Mr.. B. F. Billiard, Miss Matte Belle
Bullard, Mrs. F. NJ. Billiard and Miss
Sadie E. Waldron were among the pas
sengers of the Plant System yesterday
for Atlantic Beach.
Misses Mamie and Katie Boyle of
Rome, charming young ladies', are dele
gates to the Young Peoples meeting at
the First Baptist Church. They are
greatly pleased with Savannah and
have declared a purpose to visit the
city again.
Mr.. ]. W. Bailey of Raleigh, who
spoke at the First Baptist Church last
night, is one of the most prominent
young men of his state. He is only 20
years old and has been editor of the
Biblical Recorder for ten years. He Is
an unusually intellectual and eloquent
young man.
Rev. e. w. Spilman of Nashville
reached Savannah yesterday to attend
the B. Y. P. u. meeting. Mr.. Spilman
is the Sunday-school specialist among
Southern Baptists and is engaged by
the denomination to travel over the
country and assist pastors and Sun
day-school workers.
Mr.. George c. Hayward. Jr., has re-
turned from the University at Athens
ands will spend his vacation with his
parents in this city. Mr.. Hayward is
in the law class at the university and
his many friends here are gratifed at
the great progress he has made in his
college work. He enjoys the distinc-
ton among college men Of having been
chosen manager Of the university foot
ball team for the coming season.
Col. c. c. Sanders of Gainesville, Ga.
Is IN attendance on the Bankers Con-
ventlon. He IL president OF State
Banking Company. He was colonel OF
the Twenty-fourth Georgia Volunteers,
c. S. A.. and was one OF the best OFF,
GERS IN the army. Since those days he
mas been largely instrumental In build
ing up Northeast Georgia. and has
taken part IA every enterprise looking
20 the advancement OF the city OF
Gainesville and county Of Hsll His
son, Mr.. Maynard n. Sanders, teller 81
the bank. and Mr. W. =. Mckinney,
cashier are also 10 attendance on the
convention.
Among the delegates % the Bankers
Convention is 81. James r. Cafiln,
cashier ~ fhc Citizens bsnk ~ Dam
vale, We. Mr. canin IL q former retj~