The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-02
BY MOTOR CAR TO pooLnR.

That Ia What hoolerites Are Enthus-
ing Over Now.
Miss Muller Is visiting at the home Of
Henry Rose.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. G. Baker of Savannah
have moved to Pooler
Miss Florence Ulmer il on a visit TO the
home Of Mrs. George Oliver.
Stephen Eady and family are visiting at
the home OF his sister, Mrs. James w. Ham.
A. s. Canuet of Savannah was visiting
at the home OF E. ". Cartwright last week
Rev. Mr.. Lee held protracted meetings at
the Baptist church last week and the build
ing was filled each night.
Mrs. Hussey and her daughters. Misses
Lille and Katie, have removed 10 Savan-
nan, where they will remain until next
summer.
The Chatham Rife Club will hold its reg
ular monthly meeting next Wednesday, at
which time arrangements will be made for
turkey shoot Thanksgiving day.
Flagman STAIRS has been placed on the
shoody again, after having been on a
freight run for several weeks. Stony is
just the man for that position and fills it
with credit to himself.
Mrs. Lydia Kent of Brighton, Mass. Is
on visit to her son, M. w Kent
Mrs. Kent was par icipant In the @. A.
K. encampment at Washington, being a
member Of the woman's relief corps No TO-
The residents Of the northeast section Of
Pooler have been doing some excellent
draining during the past month. A con-
tribution was placed in the hands Of Tom
Springfield to have the work completed aud
he has proven the question of cheap drain
age.
Arthur Kenniokel is visiting friends in
AuOuRfa and is nbiDinO buoipase vuItb
pleasure. Being a chicken fancier, he will
look around and see what breeds he can
raise profitably in Pooler. 1t is understood
that he and Henry Gentry will 20 into the
business together.
Wednesday will be the day for Pooler
democrats to show up at the polls and they
certainly will. D. L. Jackson, president of
the Pooler Democratic Campaign Club, will
be freebooter at box No. 5, and Judge g..
+. Bevans will be a manager at box No. 3
There will be no scratching by the Pooler-
ties
Several gentleman interested in the well
fare of Pooler have been considering the
idea OF putting up few telephones here to
be connected with the telephone exchange
in Savannah. There is no doubt but the
scheme would be a success. Manager Polk
of the Savannah exchange spoke very
favorably Of the plan. The cost would be
made very small.
The public schools of Pooler will be
opened tomorrow, and there is no doubt
that there will be the usual rush. The
school facilities here are very poor and need
some attention. The principal has not been
appointed yet, but Supt Baker will send
Misses Ella Lane and Leila Rembert, who
were here last term, 20 open the school and
report to him the condition Of the scholars.
The principal will be named later on, Supt.
Baker says.
Road Commissioner Dan Newton struck
terror TO the souls OF Poolerites last week by
| sending each one a summons to appear at
| the l2-nile stone on the Louisville road to-
! morrow with O hoe, an ak or a spade 70
work the roads four days. Mr.. Newton
! will be at bis commissary on Oct Is instead
| OF Oct. II as the SUMMONS state TO receive
any excuse for non appearance for work on
! Oct. g. A fine OF 81 is imposed on all who
fail to work the road four days.
During the past two weeks the Central
has had It's working crew around Pooler,
| and the improvements made are highly ap-
preciated Ciuder walks have been laid
the roadbed reballasted and all low places
have been looked after. There is no doubt
but the officials will do everything they can
10 improve the town around the depot, but
1t takes time Every station needs work Of
some kind aud necessarily it takes a good
while to get around to ali Of them.
! There is no doubt now but what Pooler's