The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1890-12-28
PooLER's NEWS BUDGET

Cow Christmas was spent in the
Live Little Village.
Mr.. Eady spent Christmas at the resi-
idence of J. NJ. Ham.
James Kennikell of Savannah was aunono
the visitors in PoOler Christmas.
Mr.. Ivey of Covington will spend tbs
holidays at the home of A. II. Burrell.
Barney Mcdonald spent Christmas in
Pooler. Ho says he had boss time
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Henderson were ar
the residence Of Mr.. C. Patterson Christ.
mas day.
Fritz Inhulsen held quite a reunion ar
his place Christmas day, and the bows bsd a
good time
W. D. Sullivan of Montgomery. Ala
is spending the holidays at the residence Of
W. I. Harrison.
Fleetwood Gruver Of Charleston. s. G.
is spending Christmas at the home of bis
brother, George w. Gruver
Joe Forehand, who has been VISITING re,a-
tons In the up-country for the past two
months, returned to Pooler last week.
The friends of both Col. Olmstead and
WaTlng Russell are sending invitations to
Poolerites to vote for them at the coming
county election.
The small boy of Pooler got in his work
oA obA oy OSACS anu UdITeIS CHRISTMAS. and
at night large bonfires were burning in All
directions. Anything that would burn was
piled up, and Pooler was brilliantly illumi-
mated until near midnight
Summo nseS have been issued to all mela
Poolerites to get out their hoes. axes or
spades, and go to work on the Louisville
road for three days, commencing Dec. %
There Is no doubt that a large number will
pay the hne rather than lose three days
work from their regular occupations.
The Sunday school of St James, chanel
will hold Christmas tree festival during
the coming week, when all the scholars will
receive presents. The chapel has been
handsomely decorated by the Young ladies
of Pooler, and will present a very attractive
appearance on the night Of the festival.
Chatham Lodge No. 46, |. O. o. F.. will
hold its regular meeting next Thursday
evening, when an election for officers for
the ensuing term will lake place. Chatham
Lodge is swelling its membership rapidly
for SO young lodge, and its officers deserve
credit for the interest they take in the order.
ID. c. Newton. one of Pooler's stanchest
citizens and business men, who removed to
Tsttnall county some time ago, has returned
to Pooler.. where he will make his future
home. TSttnan county certainly loses a
go-ahead man, but it is such men that
Pooler needs, and the citizens generally
welcomed his return.
Tuesday, party East Poolerites, headed
by d. L. jackson, presented ''Uncle"
Mike Jordan, conductor, and "Prof.n
Mckinnon, engineer, of the ear
ly Bird" with fine turkey
apiece. Flagman Malpheus was presented
with a box of cigars. The gentlemen were
taken by surprise and it was some time be-
fore they could return their thanks. Letters
VIC q Nod onh
their sincere thanks and high appreciation
of their Christmas presents. "Prof." Nc
Kinnon presented his turkey TO st. Mary's
Orphan Home in Savannah.
The Rifle club held its turkey shoot Christ
mas day. The club was divided into ten
teams of eight men each. All members
with record of IS and over were put in
the first class team; those under Is were
put in the second class team. The distance
was 200 yards, with Creedmoor target
Shooting commenced at 10 o'clock and was
finished at l. First team, first class, won
by w. L. Bourne, score 10; second
team, second class, won by Lester Pat
terson, score 9; third team, first class,
won by G. E. Bevans, score ID;
fourth team, second class, won by
Dave L. Christian, score IL; fifth team,
first class, won by ". L. Bourne, score IL;
sixth team. second class, won by Ben
SymOnS, score ~, SoVenun Team, IlrSU cta 5,
won by j. II. Grady. score IA; eighth team,
second class, won by Dave l.. Christian,
score 10; ninth team, first class Zone shot,
won by j. A. Kissman, score 4; tenth team.
second class zone shot, woa by Lester
Patterson, score L. j. n. Grady still kept
up his reputation by making the highest
score. President Jackson is pleased at the
manner in which the members interest
themselves in the turkey shoots. and he
hopes that the club will be able to have
them more frequently in the future.