The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-10-09
THE WEEKS EVENTS IN FooLER.

and Otherwise.
Charles Sweat was visiting at the home
Of Jacob Snider last week
Mr.. and Mrs. Hardness of Savannah have
been visiting at the home Of Horace Nor
gan.
Mrs Powell Of Boiling Creek, Bryan
county. visited the family Of D. c. Newton
last week
Wednesday evening Richard T. Turner
lodge No. lie. F. and A. NJ, will hold its
regular communication.
MISS Lulu Newton, accompanied by her
brother Tate. will leave tomorrow for
Mars, n. c., where they will attend school.
John Morrison left here last week with
his little son, Levi, for Atlanta, where he
will consult DR.. Calhoun in regard to his
sons eyes.
Capt. F. H. Marshall, who has been quite
sick for the past month, will leave to-mor-
row for New York. The trip is to be taken
in the hope that the sea air will strengthen
him. The members of the Pooler Light
Infantry wish him pleasant trip and safe
return.
The Pooler Rife Club will hold its regular
monthly meeting Thursday evening, at
which it is expected a programme will be
made for Thanksgiving day. President Dave
l.. Christian is trying to arrange for turkey
shoot and 1t is very likely that such pro-
SranLne Will De ADOPTED.
Pooler's tannery now being erected undsr
the supervision Of Matthew Rohrer is being
rapidly pushed to completion. The drain
ditch, about 800 yards long, ia about fin
tshed and by the last of next week the ten
large tan watts, now being constructed by
McDonough & Co. of SaY aunah, will have
been placed in position. The owners are
pushing the work so that the tannery will
be in operation by Nov. /. Manager Rohrer
has TuOuad IN pCoIar anA
idence, now in process Of erection, is COM
pleted, will move his family up also. This
enterprise will add at least dozen families
TO the population Of Pooler within tho next
six months.
Rev. W. R. Mcconnell, of st. James Epis-
copal chapel, who visited friends in South
east Georgia during last month, returned
home last week and held services Sunday.
Work on the bell tower of the chapel
has progressed 80 far that the bell
has been placed in position and
was rung for the first time Sunday.
The members are very anxious to finish up
the work on the tower and are considering
the holding Of a festival to secure the neces-
sary funds. Efforts are also being made to
organize choir for the chapel. A hand
some marble cross for the altar has been
presented to the chapel by st. Paul's church
OF Savannah.
The "Skidmore Band" went on serenad-
ing tour last week. When they stopped at the
home OF George Schroeder, that gentleman
IN neat speech, invited the band in. Re-
treshments were served and everybody was
IN a gooo humor. Prof. Krenson, Tenor
wilson, BeSso Symons and BARITONE Beyans
delighted the boys with some new and
original songs Mr.. Wilson proved himself
clever singer, as did also DR., Struttou.
"Dle Yacht am Rhine" was rendered by
the entire band. Cartwright's lullaby song,
Bye, Bye, Baby" was the hit OF the even
ing. The band complimented the MORNING
NEWS correspondent This band was or
ganlzed for amusement, and It's members
certainly have happy time.
Supt. Baker has appointed L. 8, Fairchild
principal OF the Pcoler school Mr.. Fair
child has had considerable experience as a
teacher and will undoubtedly fill the posi-
ton satisfactorily. He is a resident of
Pooier and will thus be among his scholars
all the time. Last term he had charge of
the school at Spring Hill There are LOG
names on the roll Of scholars and at present
there are only accommodations for seventy
three. a small house pear the school house
has been rented and Mr.. Fairchid's class of
thirty-three pupils will occupy that as soon
as they can secure desks and benches for the
room. Supt. Baker promised to have the
furniture sent up as soon as possible. Miss
Lanes class in the school house numbers
thirty~eight and Miss Remberts thirty-fve.
The election of last Wednesday proved
the fact that POoler is not overloaded with
third party men. There is not enough of
them here to cause any alarm among the
democrats. but it is hoped that they will be
persuaded to return to the old party before
the presidential election, so they can help
swell Cleveland's majority. While Pool
erlte was a candidate for the legislature on
the third party ticket, 1t is very doubtful
Il he received over ten votes from here,
Pooler is not a third party town by any
means, and it is useless to try to make any
converts here, as the majority of the cit
liens are "hide-bound democrats, - and will
remain 80 as long as the party exists.
James b. Newton and Dave L. Christian,
members of the executive committee of the
Democratic party of Chatham county, have
openly stated that the third party people do
not cut any figure" in Pooler, and the cleo
lion proved their assertions to be true,