The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-10
AMONG PooLER's PINES.

Miss Mary Walsh of Savannah was visit
ing her uncle. T. E. McEvady, last week.
Mrs. A. b. Hazard of Savannah hs been
snending the past week with her dauinter.
Mrs. Dave L. Christian.
Miss Eady Of Savannah was VISITING
among her many friends on July a, and
spent a very enjoyaole time.
Mrs. E. Cartwright and childen have
gone on a visit to her father, l.. Sheppard
Of Egypt, and will remain some tine.
w. ]. Lee has been elected superintendent
of St. James chapel Sunday schqol and DR..
L. D. Strutton, assistant superintendent and
librarian.
Mr.. Rush OF New Smyrna, Hs., Com P.
Rush of New York, and MIR. Anderson OF
Savannah, were visiting at thu home OK j.
W. Ham last week.
J. F. Adams of Brunswick has been visit
ing the family of his brother, ]. Fl. Adams,
on Newton street and rsturned nome
thoroughly delighted.
An entertainment for the beneht of st.
James chapel will take pace Tuesday In
Patterson hall Misses Baekley and Suli~
van are preparing the tabsRux.
r. H. freeman and family, Of Charles
ton, 8. c., have been visiting at the home
OF his brother, William Freeman, and re-
ports having spent a most enjoyable time.
Mrs. George c. Derby Will leave here
regarding an estate left her IN Scotland. 1t
is probable that she may 60 to Scotland be-
fore the matter is settled
Mrs. G. Sturtevant Of Savannah, accom-
panied by her daughter, Miss Carrie, have
been visiting at the home of Edward Eden
during the past week aud returned home
delighted with their "trip.
s. H. Collins, one OF Pooler's first citizens,
will leave next week for Denver, Col. , with
anti rUh he
Mrs. Collins health has not been good for
years and Mr. Collins intends TO try the
western atmosphere in the hope that she
may recover her strength.
The crew OF the shoofiy was reorganized
last week and Baggagemaster Grigor and
Flagman STAIRS were dropped. Mr.. Mat
theWs nov handles the baggage, and the
genial Bob Fielder is doing the tagging act.
Mr.. Fielder is an old favorits aud his many
friends are pleased to see him on this run.
Mrs Frank McDermott and children, OF
Savannah, accompanied by her mother-in-
law, Justice McDermott's mother, have
moved to Pooler and are occupying the
Forehand house on Rogers street. The
Judge SAYS it is impossible for him to live
here on account of his business in the city.
The rumors circulated last week in regard
10 Arthur Kennickel reporting Uncle Mike
Jordan to the Central railroad officials, has
been denied by both OF these gentlemen.
Soma one started the rumor and 1t was not
until KennickePs most intimate friends in
formed him OF it, that it was cleared up
There was no truth in the story.
Last Tuesday was court day in Pooler.
but as Judge Bevans had no cases on the
calendar, he adjourned until the first Tues
day in August. This is q remarkably good
showing for this place. There is some talk
Of the judge having opposition for re-elec-
ton next January, but 1t would be folly for
any one to make the race; the judge would
be sure to snow them under.
Last Sunday morning party of bioyolists
from Savannah consisting of w. L. healy,
G. J. Crovatt, James Paul, A. g. Ybanex,
G. 8. Park, Jr., made their appearance here
and attracted considerable attention by
their fancy riding. The party reported a
delightful trip, the road being in excellent
condition. The time from Savannah was
one hour There were two Ormondes, two
Hartfords and one Victor in the party,
MIR. Zealy brought the young men up to
see his best girl, who presented them
boutonneires.
A petition, with over $50 signatures, was
handed in to Supt. McNeely last week by
W. L. Gignilliat and others, asking for the
replacing of Uncle Mike Jordan on his old
trains. There was no answer given i'm
mediately, but Wednesday the ''old relia-
bic" made his appearance in uniform and
took charge of his train, much to the salts
faction of all the passengers. When "UnoIe
Nike commenced to take up tickets he was
greeted by three cheers and tiger, and he
gracefully bowed his acknow ledgements.
Everybody was happy to see him onos more
|. In charge
Tuesday morning eighty-five passengers
by actual count were taken on the early
train, and we're compelled to ride in two
cars that were already we'll filled The
sisles in the cars were filed with people
unable to find seats, and the platforms were
also filed. On and after the 18th all the
employees free riding will be DONE and
everybody will pay their fares, the Central
having countermanded all deadhead tickets
that we're Issued to employees. This was q
privilege that the men have enjoyed for
years, and it goes hard with some to have to
pay for their riding.
The first anniversary of the Pooler
Methodist Sunday school will take place
this evening at the church at O'Clock, and
from preparations made happy time will
be had by everybody. Rev. G. P. Revere
Will conduct the service. A very attractive
programme has been arranged, consisting
Of Rotations, singing etc. Annual re-
ports will be made by the officers, showing
the condition of the school for the past year.
The following are the officers: II. II.
Morgan, superintendent; A. H. Burrell,
secretary; ID. l.. jackson, treasurer; Mrs.
M. A. Nungezer, orgauist.
INC OOlcE NILS SluU u6iu FOuTLQ OF
July shoot at their range and a most en-
1oyable time was had. Four prizes and a
sweepstake were shot for. j. A. Kissman
Won trst prize, Dan Newton second, Judge
bevsns third. Henry Shave won fourth
prize for lowest score; sweepstake won by
j. A. Kissman. On account Of late be-
reayement in President Dave l.. Christians
family, the club wac under the supervision
OF Ordnance Officer J. A Kissman The
new standard target was used, distance $50
yards, three shots Judge Bsvans made the
highest score of the day, % out Of posi-
The installation Of officers of Chatham
4 Lodge No. 46 Of Odd Fellows took place
4 ,ast Monday evening. They were installed
4 Ipy Past Grand Outterside, assisted by p &.
Il J.. L. jackson and H h Morgan Of De-
N9!o No. 8, Of Savannah: n G., J. II.
Adams; V. g.. A. H. Burrell; secretary, J.
A. Alssman; treasurer, j. B. Newton; war
zen, a. R. Phillips; conduc or, S. L.
6GaFker; r. s. N. e., J. B. Jones; L. 8. N.
e., 4. h. Shave; R. S. V. g., r. F. @.
smith; L. s. V. G., J. E. Crawford; L
VI, !. J. Snider; o. g., }. A. Carter; Rep
Issentative to Grand Lodge. Joseph B.
Ne"ton. After the ceremony a collation.
& nab given and iruDrouDtu sDaachaa wara