The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-12-11
TIE WEEK IN PooLaR.
A Budget of Newsy Items From tn
little suburban Town.

| A Budget of Newsy Items From the
Little suburban Town.
Mrs William Bodell of Savannah visited
at the home of her mother, Mrs. Grady,
last week.
| William Burns, an old Poolerite, was Wis
| iting among his numerous friends in Pooler
last week.
Willie Miscally was among the visitors to
our town last week and enjoyed his stay
very much.
Miss Annie English of Savannah is on a
| visit to the home of william Freeman and
is'enjoylng her trip very much.
E. D. Hall. an old Poolerite who is residing
| in Savannah, was visiting at the home Of
Charles B. Patterson last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed FISHER and NJ. Tishler
were on visit to the home of A. J. Dornsy
last week and spent a very pleasant time.
The intended masque ball to be given by
che Chatham Rife Club has been changed
| into a regular dress ball and will take place
Dec %.
Thomas Il. McGillis of Savannah. pres
idelt of the local union Christian Endeavor
Society. was visiting at the home of c. F..
Weber last week.
The Chatham Rife Club 10 going to vary
the programme for Christmas and will have
a goose" shoot instead of the usual turkey
shoot IL there are not many geese won
there will be lots of goose eggs made by
some of the boys.
Richard T. Turner Lodge No. 116. T. and
A. M, will hold its regular communication
Wednesday night, and will confer the E. A,
degree. The members expect to have a
good time that evening as Dan Newton will
prepare the fish fry. and he is a first-class
fish cook.
j. F. TietJen Of Savannah, who represents
8. II. Collins, the owner Of the building 10
which Heidi 81 Strutton had the store, has
informed the News correspondent that he
will Immediately begin the building of a
much handsomer store than the one de-
stroyed last Wednesday.
The condition Of Thomas P. Heidi. who
was injured at the fire last "Wednesday. was
very favorable yesterday, and DR.. Bleak
ney thinks be will be able to be about
shortly. Mr. Heidts family lost every
thing they owned In the fire. They did not
have time 30 put on sufficient clothing to
keep them warm.
The voting in the watch contest in the
Pooler Light Infantry closed Friday night
and the watch was awarded 10 Miss Addie
Muller OF Savannah. A gold ring was pre-
sented TO Miss Julia Eady. The gifts were
presented by Capt. F. Ii. MarshalI. J. w.
Lee responded on behalf of Miss Muller. and
b. S. Symons for Miss Eady.
The Pooler Rife Club will indulge In a
turkey shoot Christmas, and committees
have been appointed to make all necessary
arrangements. The club were the recfp-
tents OF a happy surprise from Mrs j. r.
Wilmington during their meeting at her
coy home last Thursday night, for which
all the members return thanks.
Lieut.. Ben Symons Of the PooIer Azht
Infantry gave the company a surprise last
week by shaving of his luxuriant mustache.
When he appeared to drill the green squad
the boys did not recognize him and were on
the point Of taking 70 the woods when they
were recalled by the captain and matters
explained. The girls say he 10 a daisy now.
During the fire last Wednesday morning,
when the home OF L. s. FairchiId was in
imminent danger of being consumed. Messrs.
Richardson, the Bourne brothers. Patter-
| son brothers, Grady. Adams, wilmington
and Others formed themselves into a real
fre-eating gang and saved the building,
Mr.. Fairchild returned his thanks to the
boys for their heroic work.
The Presbyterians of PooIer have com.
menced the erection Of their church on the
Louisville road, near the home of j. ID.
Newton, and expect to have the frame in
position by New Year. The work of putting
up the church has been done SO Quietly that
but few people in Pooler knew of ITS being
built. The families OF Messrs. Newton and