The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-08-14
rzE WEEK IN PooLER.
ro.s of Visitors in the Little Town
L0'' and Plenty OF Enjoyment.

last A.
ls' sna home of the Misses Kissman.
20, Clark. daughter of Mrs. William
IN ~ Savannah, is spending a vacation
The home Of William I. Harrison.
,,... C,acelia Hodge has returned to Sa-
ob oStar having spent two weeks OF
JoIi1btful enjoyment at the home OF Henry
TT,.oas Timer and Keller returned TO Sa-
nnsh last week after having spent two
Neaetsi visit at the home OF Mrs. G. B.
Oliver.
,f1ics in the Pooler Light infantry, Sergt.
BENJAMIN s. Symons was promoted TO the
position.
willie Youngest son Of Judge Bevans,
10 has been dangerously i'll with cry
sjnsIas. is reported improving and will soon
be all right.
robn b. Howard, Mrs. Palm and her
daughter Fannie were whiting at the home
If Gr. Krenson last week, and spent very
Massrs. NJ. and Ed Tishler of Savannah,
accompanied by Miss Goodman of Brook
Iyn, n. Y, were in Pooler last week as
guests of a. J. Dorney.
Miss Emma link of Savannah Is enjoying
a vacation In Pooler and is guest of Miss
Annie Grady. Miss link has many young
Miss I,ollie Lipgg of Savannah, accom-
ranied by Henry and Bessie LIngg, chill
dren of Sergt. Lingg of the Savannah po-
Iice are visiting at the home Of Hamp J.
Herb.
Mr.. Burdell and family moved to Pooler
last week and are now comfortably
ouartered at the home of John Smith on
Newton street. Mr.. Burdsu will probably
remain here permanently.
Mrs. Nick Paulsen of Savannah. accom-
panied by her brother, Henry Meinert Of
Marietta, were guests at the home of WILL
lam 7, Harrison last week and were more
than pleased with the trip to the plney town.
Ed Esson, a well-known contractor OF
Savannah, was visiting at the home of G.
H Nungezer last week. Mr.. EaSon was
greatly surprised at the proportions Of
Pooler and also its number of inhabit-
ants. He predicts a great future for the
town.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jacob Eitel of Savannah
we're OF visit to the residence of Dave l..
Christian last week. Mr.. Eitel returned to
Savannah last Sunday night, but Mrs. Eitel
and daughter remained a week. She re-
turned yesterday, well pleased with her trip
among the pine trees
Joe Brown, formerly Of Dohoy, who is
stopping at the home of his brother~in-law
William Harris, gave an entertaining party
last Wednesday night in honor of his 18th
birthday. A large number of friends was
present and everybody had a merry time
Mr.. Brown will return to college next
month.
James Story and R. R. Rsed, two Of the
Centrels popular conductors, deserve the
compliments paid them by their lady pas
sengers from Pooler on train No. 4. They
seem to study the wishes of their patrons
and are always on the alert Co see they are
comfortably seated in a nice clean car
where their dresses will not be soiled by Sit
ting on dusty cushions.
There is no doubt about the Catholic
church being built now, as the lot has been
donated and a priest has been promised by
the Savannah clergy. The lot is very de-
sirable one, and the church will show to adj
vantage both from the railroad and Louis
vile road. Arrangements will soon be
made for the erection of church, and 1t
will not take long to complete it.
Alex Newton of Ellabell, nephew of J.
B. and D. G. Newton of this place, says he
considers Pooler splendid sanitarium. He
stopped here thirteen days on his way to
Magnolia, N. c., and was greatly surprised
to learn that he had actually, gained thir-
teen pounds in weight during his stay. Mr..
Newton is not the first person who has ex-
perienced such results at Pooler.
Last week party OF Savannshians, COM
posed Of Ed Struck and family, j Ohm Fisher
and family, Mrs. John Schroeder and CT dren
and John BunRe and lady, paid q visit to
Pooler and were royalty entertained at the
home of George Schroeder. There is probably
no one In the town who entertains more
than Mr.. Schroeder, and the entire party re-
turned home delighted with their trip in
the country.
There was considerable grumbling last
week regarding a new order which has been
issued by the Central railroad regarding
packages being left with Carrie, the stew
ardess at the ladies' waiting room in Savan-
nah. The new order prohibits her from re-
celving or delivering packages to any Of the
passengers. 1t has caused a great deal of
Inconvenience already, and it is earnestly
hoped that the order will be revoked and
passengers allowed to enjoy the old privi-
Iege OF sending their small parcels to the
waiting room, where they can be safely
Kept until called for by the owner The
effect OF the new order has been felt by the
stores IN Savannah where our people pur-
chase. and they too hope to see the order
Tescinded. There is no harm done by hav-
ing packages left at the waiting room, and
as the passengers have been enjoying that
privilege for years it is hoped the authori-
ties Will reconsider their action and counter
mand the order
Friday night the Pooler Light Infantry
gave its first entertainment for the benefit
OF the uniform fund. 1t was a complete
success and reflected credit upon all who
managed 1t. The ladies were untiring In
ther efforts in arranging a programme,
winch included charades, tableaux, dia-
iogues, singing, etc, which were rendered
4 ~ me style by home talent. After the reRu-
lar programme was finished Capt. Marshall
eIoSe and In neat speech tbanged the dele
4 gallon OF the Oglethorpe Light Infantry OF
y oaVsnnah for the interest shown in assist
lug the entertainments by Its presence In
uuiIorm: tic also thanked the ladies who
Ia. Tau worked SO zealously during the past
& owo weeks preparing the entertainment,
n1ser which the Oglethorpes. under com
Panu OF sergt Cox, formed in lire with
a .oolers soldier boys and marched to the
sSuppef room, where they partook Of supper
Al Oody. The voting contest for a hand.
soue doll and trunk of clothes to the most
ttopulsr little miss in Pooier was the next
~ Ing on the programme. II was awarded
n tnss maud Torreuce, grand daughter OF
n H. - jackson, she having received the
xu1ee5t number Of votes. A string band
-tom savannah was on hand and dancing
Kept up until nearly daylight. Every
nouy mad delightful time and the com
q pauy Melted handsome sum from the en-
q tertainment. VA
GEORGIA POLITICS.