The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-13
PooLBR STILL CELEBRATING.

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Mrs. Mcintosh of Pine Cone spent a de-
lightful visit at the home OF Mrs. James
Symons last week.
Mrs. David Pebworth Of Atlanta is visit
ing the home of A. j. Outtersids and will
be here some time.
An adjourned meeting of the Pooler
Rife Club will be held Tuesday evening at
the home of President Dave L. Christian.
Mrs. c. ). Mathews:of Charleston, s. C..
is visiting the home of her brother, George
W. Gruver, and expects to remain some time.
Miss Mary Averitte. who has been visit
ing relatives in North Carolina for the past
three months, has returned home. and re-
ports having had splendid time.
Mr.. s. Il. Sloan, accompanied by Miss
Annie Parker, and I. B. Burke, accom-
panied by Miss Mamie Hall, were visiting
at the home Of Jake Snider last week.
o. B. Perry of Millen, an old ex-Poolerite
was visiting among his many friends here
last week. Mr.. Perry says Pooler has i'm
proved very much since he left here a year
ago.
Dave Struggled, who has been in Wake
field, N. c., for over year, returned home
last week, accompanied by his uncle, Larkin
Struggled, aud his cousins Payton and
Annie.
The chrysanthemum gardens in Pooler
are better this year than ever. 1t is a beau.
tiful sight to see the many different colors
in the gardens, and the supply seems to be
endless
A business man OF Pooler has lost his CURL
ing mustache by betting on Harrison, and
he is now seen minus his pretty dark adorn-
ment. He says he is an out aud out demo-
crat though, even if he did lose
The protracted meetings at the Baptist
church, held by the Rev. o. L. Struggled,
during the past week have been largely at
tended. Rev. Springfield is a pleasing divine
and is very popular with the people OF
Pooler.
J. H. Adams, one OF the hardest demo-
cratic workers in the Eighth district, Is out
as a candidate for constable to Judge
Bevans' court. Jerry did some good work
in Savannah last Tuesday and deserves
credit for the way in which he carried in
the voters.
The men In the mechanical departments
Of the Central had out Jackson's "batteryn
last Thursday night in the yard adjoining
tory In grand style. Refreshments were
served. Dan jackson, Pooler's war horse,
Was one OF the leaders Of the celebration.
A combination has been made by which
trains II and Is. AZ and As will be per-
manently run by Capt Frank Bevill and
Capt. James Kelly. They will alternate
each Sunday, giving them day aud night
off every two weeks. The early birds"
have gone to town every day on time since
they have been under the care of Messrs.
Bevill and Kelly.
The Pooler friends of F. S. Jette, late Of
General Superintendent Wadley's office,
learned with pleasure Of his promotion to
the Office of master of transportation of
the Central. Mr.. Jette has won his way
into the heart OF every man who has ever
had occasion to visit his Office by the man
ner in which he was received. Every one
wishes him SUCCESS in his new position.
An effort is being made by Road
Commissioner D. G. Newton TO cut an
air line road to Meinhard on the South
Bound railroad. 1t is hoped that he will be
successful, as the citizens of Pooler. Mon
teith and Meinhard are sadly in need of
short road between the three towns. An
air line road to Meinhard would shorten the
distance to Pooler three miles. 1t is seven
by the present road.
Patrons of the Central will be pleased to
know that the popular conductor, Capt
HershAl Powers, is still in the employ of the
road. 1t was rumored that he had been
discharged, but he was only suspended from
the main line and made timekeeper in the
trainmaster's Office 10 Savannah. His
many friends hope to see him back on the
main line soon, as he Is too good a railroad
man to be kept in an Office.
Last Thursday Bertinius Anderson Of
Pooler received a visit from his cousin,
Leandsr Anderson OF Arendal Norway. IL
has been fourteen years since these gentle
men have met, and it was happy greet
ing. Mr.. Anderson is steward Of the Nor
wegian bark ElenOre, now lying in Savan-
nah. de expects to remain In port about
three weeks and will visit Pooler often. He
was pleased at the sight OF our flower
gardens In bloom in open air and returned
to Savannah with bouquet of chrysanthe-
NUNS to take aboard his bark.
The little son of Judge Bevans had q pain
full operation performed by Drs. Stone and
Norton the other day. He had been suffer
ing with erysipelas In his left leg for some
time, and it was decided to take out part of
the diseased bone. so that the leg would get
well. The doctors removed about seven
inches OF the main bone between the knee
aud the ankle. Since the operation the lad
has been doing remarkably we'll and the
doctors have good hopes for his speedy res
covery. 1t is expected that he will be a
cripple, but, being young, may ontgrow it
Mr.. and Mrs W. G. Farmer Of Whining
ton, n G., arrived in Pooler Thursday on
their bridal tour. They we're married Nov.
at the First Presbyterian church by the
Kew. Hoag. After the ceremony recep-
ton was rendered the happy couple at 4l2
North Taylor street, which was largely at
tended by their many young friends. Mrs.
Farmer, nee Switzerland, is well-known in
Pooler, having spent several visits here with
her niece. Mrs. Joseph B. Newton. Mr..
and Mrs. Farmer expect to remain here
some time and are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. B. Newton. They were rendered
a reception here by their numerous friends
thursday evening.
Pooler democrats are still celebrating the
big victory and will continue to celebrate
until after the torchlight parade. when
they will settle down TO their usual every
day life An effort will be made to have as
many Poolerites in the parade next week
as can get off. A great drawback to the
boys will be that they will have to remain
IN Savannah all night if they parade, as
there is no late train on which they can
come home. The committee on transpor-
tatloa will be asked to try to get the
central to hold the Sam train over until
after the parade. Pooler was represented
In the last democratic torchlight parade
aud it is hoped that arrangements can be
made SO that a delegation will be in the
coming one.
Weather Forecast.
U. s. DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE,