The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-07
A GAY WEEK AT PooLRR

OOClaA GOln&s On ana Ct1er ThingS.
NJ. B. Hazard is on visit to his sister,
Mrs. Dave L. Christian
Misses Georgia Lamotte and Annie Hazel
ton visited Miss Grigor last week.
John M.Quantock visited at the residence
OF Engineer Sam Davis last Sunday
P. Walsh spent SUNDAY at the residence
of his cousin. II. Z. McEvady, on Morgan
street.
DR.. Rimes of Rocky Ford has located in
Pooler and will have his office opened up in
a few days
The Pooler Rifle Club will hold its reCu-
lar meeting at the Odd Fellows hall to-
morrow evening.
James Kennickel was among the visitors
to Pooler last Sunday and spent the day
with his brother Arthur.
Miss Emma Smith Of Monticello. who has
been visiting the family OF Charles
Motifs, returned home last Tuesday.
Fritz Inhulsen has moved his family from
| his brick store to his new residence near
Morgan and Rothwell streets, which has
| just been completed.
A. w. Powell and bride, who spent few
days with Mr.. aud Mrs. S. H. Collins, left
last Sunday for Abbeville, on the Sam
road, where Mr.. Powell will take charge of
the railroad telegraph office.
Richard T. Turner Lodge No. 1l6, F. and
A NJ, will hold its regular communica-
ton on next Wednesday. The NJ. NJ
| degree will be conferred. Visitors from
Savannah will be present and an enjoyable
evening is anticipated.
Robert Davidson of Chicago, cousin of
Douglas Grigor. stopped in Pooler a couple
| OF days last week while on his way to
Florida. He predicts great things for
Pooler, and 80 does everybody else who
/ vista the fOwn and learns If 70 I'd
| tages
The small boys OF Pooler have organized
circus and are jubilaut over the manner in
which they have been encouraged by the
older ones. There is no doubt but that
creditable show could be put up. as there is
lots Of good material in the large number of
| youngsters in Pooler.
A delegation from the Savannah Bicycle
| Club passed through Pooler last Sunday on
its way to Meldrim, where the cyclists ex-
| pected to take dinner. They stopped at the
waiting room for few minutes, and after
resting, resumed their travel The boys
| expected to be back in Savannah by D.
m, but it IS hardly possible that they
could cover the distance In that short time.
The hall question in Pooler could be set
tied very easily now, as Mr.. Inhulsen is not
using the second story of his store. When
the partitions are torn down aud the whole
| llODA Hho OSon uldu6 lIlbO Ouo TOOul, u very
| desirable hall can be had. Rumor has it
that 1t will be put in good shape for a
| public hall, and then Poolerites will have
no cause to grumble for meeting OF dancing
quarters.
If the warfare that has been suggested is
opened up on the vagrant and lawless
whites and blacks who are lettering around
Savannah, they had better not linger around
| Pooler while making their way from the
al fHaxy - koI Il
| they will not relish An honest man is al
ways welcomed, but tramps and thieves
will have to give this place the cold shoulder
while on their tours
The schange of schedule on the Rich
mond and Danville make its very conven-
lent now for city folks who desire to spend
| Sundays with their country relatives and
friends, as the Sam train does not leave Sa-
vannah until $50 o'clock a. m. standard
| time), and returning at $50 o'clock D. m
| This train does not 20 beyond Meldrm on
the main line, hence Pooler and Blooming
dale get the benefit of an extra train over
all the other popular stopping places on the
main line. Round trip tickets are sold for
| this train.
Friday evening Grand Chief A. N. Ma
nucy of the Grand Castle K. g. E., accom-
panied by about forty uniformed knights,
paid Pooler a visit to institute Phenix Cas-
| VIC W. % WulCu nhu Ob6H IOTu16u
the past week by P. G. Fl. J. Herb. The
| new castle starts out with about TWENTY-FIVE
members. and will, no doubt soon have
large membership. The folio wing were the
officers installed: P. c., H. J. Herb; N. c. =,
s. L. Patterson V. c., P. G. Woodcock !;
| H. p, H. g. Buford; S. H.. D. L. Jackson
V. H, g. b. Oliver; NJ. of R., s. L. Park
er; @. Of E., II. Fl. Bleakney; K. of F., D.
| q. Newton. After tho installation the
grand castle were invited Co the resi-
demos Of P. 6. H. ]. Herb, where
| bountiful collation. awaited them.
! The grand castle came to Pooler in a spe-
cial coach, which was side-tracked until the
| Knights were ready to return to Savannah.
They were taken back to the city about 2
o'clock yesterday morning. The members
| of the grand castle speak in glowing terms
of the manner in which they were enter
tanned by Phenix No. 9, and some of them
spoke as though they would be willing to
risk the trip again.
The entertainment Thursday evening for
| the benefit of the cemetery fund was a sue
cess, and the little actors were completely
| covered with honors for the mastery man.
| ner in which they did their characters The
| ladies had an impromptu stage and dressing
room QUILT IN new cottage on Symons
street, and, though cramped for room,
everything ran as smoothly as though it
| was in regular theater. The pro-
gramme consisted of songs, tableaux.
comedies and a roaring farce. The
tableaux were given with red fire accom-
paniments, and were highly enjoyed by the
audience The tableau Of "Grandmo theirs
Pets" was exceptionally good, and showed
that Miss Cook earned the continued APP
plause which she received as "Grand-
mother" A 4-act comedy, MAS Plot" was
admirably given by Misses Sarah Ham,
Francis Wilson, Laura Cook, Bessie Har-
rison and Willie Cook. The marriage scene
was excellent. The Fancy Dance" by little
Julia Harrison and Maggie Paul received
| great applause. The farce How Pompy
| Won His Suit of Clothes" was the greatest
number On the programme. The "Pompy"
of Joe Symons was great and he did the
character as few amateurs could. The other
characters were taken by Miss Forie Sui
livan and Messrs. Tinsley Bourne, John
Harrison and Willie Cook Mamie Heidi,
May Davis and Julia Harrison received
rounds of applause for their acting. The
ladies. Mrs. w. T. Harrison, Misses Lulu
Backley and Florie Sullivan. deserve
much praise for the ~ manner in
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