The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-25
PooLGR DEMoCR ATS AWAKE.
Plans on Foot for a Rousing Rally
here.

| Mr.. and Mrs. James Eady of Waycross
visited Mrs. J. W. Ham last week.
| James V. Kennickel was visiting among
his many Pooler friends last weak.
P Walsh Of Savan lah, who was on a visit
TO his cousin. NJ. E. McEyady, returned
| home last week.
Mrs. c. Y. Richardson and Mrs. John F.
LaFar were visiting the family Of Capt. F.
| II. Marshall last week.
Mrs. Mary V. Thompson has purchased
| the Warsaw house on Newton street and
will soon be a POoleriJe.
| Mrs. Fo ehand and sons who have been
| visiting relatives in Millen for some time,
returned home last week
Cards are out for the wooden wedding OF
| Mr.. and Ms. h. J Herb at Patterson hall,
Monday, Oc5. 3, at S p. IN.
! Mrs. A. B. Hazard, who has been on a
two " 9eSs visit to her dauRh or, Mrs. Dave
| l.. Christian, has returned to Savannah.
i Mr.. Walter Mahanay aud Miss Ryan of
Savannah, were visiting among friends last
Sunday and s0ent very pleasant time here.
Misses Katie and jamie Banks of Savannah
visited their young frie1d, Miss Ethel
! Patterson last week, and spent a very
delightful time.
! w. r. Kemp. the Peoples party csndi-
date for congress, and Fl. L. Saith, Peoples
party lecturer, are visiting George h.
Miller at Bloc niugdale.
Mr. Williams, OF the firm of Warnock &
| Williams OF Savannah, will move up to
Pooier OCT. l, and will occupy the Lindner
cottage on Collins street.
| Poolertes will learn with pleasure that
the shoof1y will still continue to run on
| Sunday, leaving Pooler on its everyday
schedule at 7:4O q. m, returning from Sa-
vannah at 6:l0 p. m.
| A sele t party of Pooler benediots held a
| quiet champagne sociable in Savannah last
Thursday evening, and a real good time
was had. When they reached Pooler on the
Sam train they all had the same excuse,
''got left by the snoofy."
A charming party was given at Patter-
sons ball Wednesday evening in honor Of
| Miss Ethel Patterson's 18th birthday.
| string band from Savannah was present and
dancing was kept 40 until late. Refresh
msnts were served at midnight.
| Pooler was ''chuck fulln Of law last Fri
! day. Tom Morgan, A. L, Way OF Savan-
nah ana R. f. G. Smith Of Eden were pres
ent at a session of Judge Bevin's court
| Poolerites spsak Of MIR. Morgan as "Our
| Tom" He has been an honorary member
of the Pooler Rife Club for the past two
| years.
Jerry Adams. foreman for Contractor
Rabey Of Savannah was the happy receipt
| emit of useful present last week In the
shape of S25 suit Of clothes from Mr..
| Solomon Cohen. Mr.. Adams had charge
Of Mr.. Cohe Is new houses on Perry street
and the present wns O recognition OF the
manner in which Mr.. Adams finished up
the carpenter work.
Capt Frank Bsvill was transferred from
the shoofiy and Capt George B. Wheeler,
late OF the San run, " sput in his place
last week Mr.. Wheeler mas been on the
Central TO- quite a number of years and Is
] very popular with the regular patrons.
| Capt. Bevill's friends regret that he was
transferred 80 early and would like to see
his smiling cOuntenance again on the shoo-
fly.
| J. W. Buren,, who has been the Csntral's
agent at Pooler for come time, has left and
j. T. Malone of Midwife has been put in
charge Of the Office. Mr.. Buren, has gone
to Hillsboro, Mo-. his home, where he will
recuperate for awhile There has never
been an agent here who gave such universal
satisfaction as Mr.. Buren,, and it was with
regret that his Pooler friends oads him
| good-by.
Il is earnestly hoped by all the citizens OF
| POoler that the authorities of the Central
will carefully examine into the peoples
wants and give Pooler schedules that are
becoming to town of it's size. Last Sun
| Gay luOEnlLk LIb only JldAu gong 10 OdV6u-
| nah, stopping for passengers, passed at 5:l6
o'clock a. M, and it was nearly fourteen
hours before another passenger train passed,
| going to Savannah. Tickets were sold
for the shoofly, but its schedule had been
annulled and the public waited in vain to
| get to Savannah.
The question has been asked, why the
democrats of Pooler have had no speaking
| to rebut the third party speakers! ID. l..
| la ca fhcNr han, 81 -
call out the democrats the speakers will be
there, and Pooler men at that Already
| two active members Of the PooIer Cam
psign Club have signifed their willingness
to speak IN answer to Messrs. Miller and
Herb of the third party. Il is expected
that some arrangement will be made to hold
q mass meeting and show up the third
party in its true light.
Last week a well-known Poolerirs sat
| down in the shoohy In Savannah, and find
ing that it was some moments before leav-
ing time. dozed off and commenced dream
| ing about the 'cattle train" and "75th
meridian time" He slept for soms time
and when be awOke the train was at Guy
ton. To say that he was excited would be
drawing it mild. He continued on TO
| Halo ondale, whore he scent the night, and
returned to Pooler next day on "green
line sleeper" Billy will never dream on the
the sh oily any more.
NJ. w. Kent of Pooler has in his posses
sion an old Masonic document in the shape
of Sd degree diploma issued to his
grandfather, Nathaniel Wentw nth. from
Libanus Lodge No. 40, Somersworth, N.
H. 1t is dated July 10, A. L. 1927 Q821,
and is signed by Joshua Edwards, NJ The
design of the diploma was drawn by Amos
Doolittle, New Haven, for Il. Parmels. 1t
is printed on parchment Sxl0 incnes. The
diploma is in good condition and is highly
priced by Mr.. Kent. who is q member Of
Palestine lodge, Of Everett, Mass.
If 18th meridian time is adopted In Sa-
vannah it will stir the average Poolerlte to
get to work by o'clock q. IN. The "cattle
train which now leaves Pooler twenty
three minutes earlier than he has been in
the habit of going to Savannah on, gets in
town at $50 o'clock, sun time, which would
give the men only about eleven minutes to
get to work. The 18th meridian time
would also change things in the evening, as
the shooay passengers would have to
| wait an ur TO 60 home, where they only
wait thirty-six minutes under the present
city time.
It is not likely that County Engi Ger
Blandford will be in Pooler until some time
next week. When he does co he will
| probably be acc mpanied b one or more OF
the ounty commissioners, who are desrous