The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-03-20

THE TALK IN POOLRR.
Personal and Social News-A Pooler-
ties Wonderful Hen.

| Personal and Social News-A PooIer.
ties Wonderful Hen.
Miss Matte Davis, who has been confined
| to her bed for the past two weeks with
| efyslpelas, is improving and will soon be
| out.
D. c. Newton & Bro. have about DOM.
| pleted the removal Of their saw aud PLAN
| ing mill from the old site and now have a
well arranged and convenient mill on the
| edge Of Turkey Hill. Railroad tracks have
been placed in the mill and lumber in car
load lots can be handled with perfect ease.
The Newtons are among the pioneers OF
Pooler and are always ready to maze any
improvement that will add to the town.
Mrs. James Murphy Of Savannah wal
among the visitors to Pooler last Sunday
aud spent the day at the home Of Thomas
McEvady.
Chatham Lodge No. 46 OF Odd Fellows
has changed its meeting night from We'd
nesday to Monday, as it was found that
thea is the most convenient time. This
viii necesstate a change in the Pooler Rifle
Clubs meetings, and at the next meeting OF
the club it will adopt some night tha6 will
not conflict with any OF the other organiza-
tons in this town.
Operator W. W. Benson OF the Richmond
aud DsnvilIe, who has been located in
Pooler for some time, has been re-
moved aud T. g. Hewlett has been put in
charge of tho conpsny's business at this
place. Mr. Hewlett is a courteous gentle
mau and an efficient employe, and comes to
our town with the best OF recommends
tions. He has been night operator at Mel
drim tfor some time, where his services
were highly appreciated.
Engineer Sam Davis has struck a new
idea now in the manner of feeding fowls
and reports good results. Recently he
brought home a quantity OF gravel sand
from Bull creek, on the Savannah and
Western railroad. and fed his chickens with
it, ana now he says he gets better results
than any poultry man in Pooler, not ex-
cepting Doug Grigor, who is getting to be
an authority on chickens and tneir methods
of feeding.
The boys are telling good one about a
Pooleriie who drove out two miles IN the
country in bis buggy on business, and hev-
ing occasion TO Look under the seat Of the
buggy found hen who had bsen missing
for few days sitting on nine e2gs. Soc
had made nest in the buggy while IL was
up in the stable.
Pooleritss are going 10 try and be in II
when the fall electlon takes place, and al
ready politics are the talk on the street
corners. There is NO reason why the cIti-
zens Of this burg should not 20 to the polls
in solid mass aud give their vote 70 the
man who will be their friend. There are
many Things needed in Pooler which can
only be had through the ballot-box.
The cold Of Friday night played havoc
with the truck gardens. Yesterd y morn
ing everything was frozen hard and fest.
The hope is expressed that the damage Ia
not so great as at first reported.
Veterinary Surgeon DIR. Walker, who "a
living the life of hermit near the suburbs
Of Pooler, received quite an ovation from
his friends last Thursday, who visited bis
cottage In body. His place is q model OF
a hermit's life, and the interior Of his home
was viewed with wonder by the ladies who
were In the party.