The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-11-09
PooLER,s NEWS BUDGET.
Poolerites Want TO See the Torchlight
on Tuesday Night


Miss Arn1ine Gruver of Charleston is
visiting her aunt, Mrs George Gruver.
Mrs. Walter Lester, accompanied by Mrs
Ut. bleakney, made a visit to friends in
Emngham last Monday, and report having
had glorious time.
George Derby now has one of the hand
soonest Il 'wer gardens in Pooler. All of his
chrysanthemums are in bloom, and be has
very large number of varieties.
The party Of Poolerites which went over
70 Charleston to witness the sights during
The Gala week returned home last Monday.
and are loud in their praise of the hospital
lty shown them.
Chief Hesser aad his gang are still at
work on the drains, and report good head
way. The MORNING News correspondent
made buggy ride inspection of the work
so far completed.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Pooler Rife Club will be held tomorrow
night. The president desires every member
to be present, as business of importance
will be brought before the club.
Rev. Mcconnell, of the st. James Episco-
pal chapel who has been at St. Smon's the
past month, has returned to Pooler. Mrs
Mcconnell, who has been visiting In
Atlanta, has also returned home
DR.. Bleakney was kicked by his horse last
week while making visit to one of his
patients on the Pine Barren road. The in
iuries while painful, were not serious, and
The genial doctor is now all right.
An effort was made Friday evening to
organize loan association in Pooler, and
amount of SHARES have been taken, and it is
likely another meeting will be held during
the coming week, when more subscribers
will be added to the list.
The Social club held its meeting at the
residence of William Harrison Friday even
ing, ana very pleasant time was had by
all present. On account Of the illness of S.
II. Collius' son the Pooler band, under the
leadership of DR.. George, did not render its
part OF the programme.
The Central authorities have a gang at
work on the garden" and are pushing it to
completion. They have the wire fence COM
pleted, and as soon as the beds are properly
laid out the shrubbery will be set out.
There has been nothing done as yet toward
building the waiting room, which is sadly
needed.
Thanksgiving day will soon be here, aud
the most active members of the rifle club
are O. deavoring to get up turkey shoot on
that day. 1t was reported at one time that
club from Savannah would spend the day
at Pooler and intended to challenge the
ooieF cluo 20 Snoot Tor turkeys, and IL they
decide to C me the Poolerites will try and
show them some good shooting.
As the Poolerites are all solid democrats.
with very large D, and being anxious to
see a d take part in the torchlight parade
on Tuesday night, it has been suggested by
many that the Central authorities might
accommodate them by running out The
Guyton 'vestibuie" at 10 o'clock instead of
1920 p. M, the regular leaving time The
same schedule was run during the last Nav
festival, and will be the means of letting
the country voters 'enthusen little. By ali
means let US have a late train that night.
The baptisnaI font presented to st.
Jan es chapel Las been placed in position,
and adds very much to interior of the edifice.
Severa of the most prominent mem bers of
the congregation are DESTROYS of finishing
up the interior of the chapel, and to aid in
the work there will very likely be festival
held some time during December. The
chapel has increased its membership lately.
and the much needed improvements will be
made from time to time until they are COM
pleted. There will no doubt be a new altar
added to the chapel soon, as several mem
bers are interesting themselves on that one
subject lately.