The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-03
GOSSIP IN POOLER.
An Entertaining Chapter OF News,
Personal and Otherwise.


Personal and Otherwise.
Mrs. s. A. Brown has moved I'D to
Pooler and is now living on Rogers street.
Mrs. F. Middleton, accompanied by her
daughter, Miss May Belle, was visiting
friends last week.
P. Walsh of Savannah was among our
visitors last Sunday and spent the day with
his uncle. T. MoEvady.
Mrs. Henry Robertson, who has been visit
ing relatives In Monticello, Fla, for several
months, returned home last week.
The building boom in West PooIer is still
on, and new houses are going up. Six
months ago it was considered in the woods.
W. NJ. Quantock and wife, of Savannah,
we're among the visitors at Pooler last week
and were guests at the home of Samuel
Davis.
Mrs. W. NJ. Rimes of Oliver spenta de-
Eghtful visit among her Pooler friends last
week. While here she was the guest Of Mrs.
G. B. Oliver.
Quite pleasant entertainment took place
last Friday night at the residence Of Henry
LiDdner, at which songs and recitatfons
we're the order of the evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. SpangenberR of York,
Pa, who have been on visit to the
home Of Henry Linder, left last Thursday
for their home, thoroughly delighted with
their stay in our little town.
The many Pooler friends of George II.
Footman of Guyton were surprised at the
news Of his wedding last week. They all
wish him and his bride happy and pros
porous journey through life.
The time for the closing Of the county
registry book il drawing near, and Pooler-
lies who fail to call on Mr.. Mcintyre will
lose their chance to exercise their rights as
VOtAFR in ha a1aOti0Y1 for N
oticials
Last week 81. H. Morgan, an old Pooler-
lite. purchased the grocery and general
merchandise store of Fritz Inhulsen on
Rogers street, and will hereafter devote his
sntire attention to the business. MIR. Nor
gan's friends wish him success in his new
Undertaking.
FooIer Is soon to have another newspaper,
Which, its projectors say, will come 10
way, 1t is to be devoted TO the interests
and welfare Of the town, and already has a
afge number of subscribers who are anx-
HuSly waiting its issue, which will probably
eduring this month.
The Pooler Minstrel Club was reorganized
.St week and is in better shape than ever.
sC. Marsher is president, John E GTigor
Esaeral manager, Tinsley Brown secretary
SSorace Bleakney treasurer and James F.
H}mons property man. The club intends
Ewing an entertainment during the first
part Of May.
!. d. Hewlett, the Central's telegraph op'
Ia'or and station agent, who has been liv'
at Meldrim, has moved to Pooler and
WI make it his home Mr.. Hewlett has
gal'e number Of improvements in view
Ss.4und the depot, and it will not be long
uolore Poolerites can be proud Of the ap-
ing. -''"e avn
mednesdAy the Chatham Rife Club will
tO Uu It's regular meeting and the matter Of
is.! ing rife club battalion, suggested IL
sundays MORNING NEWS, will be
pp,oGght UP. The idea has taken. we'll ir
oOler, and members of both rifle clubs here
o9 W expressed themselves heartily in favor
D tle move. At the next meeting OF tht
49, 'ler Rifle Club the matter will be taker
~ and 1t Is expected that a battalion viii
Cn ttorned. The Guyton and Bloomingdalt
rr oos VIII probably take action at their mex
done ""eA 'olNe'nlns NeHHi'o "AA' ~
ho. Voier has added another organization K
Ms. Lst OF societies. 1t is the woman
i,.s sSsohary Society" which was organized
IT, sunday afternoon at the Baptist church
tio.l em6ership consists of all denomina
ms; The ladies of Pooler generally ar
~ 49, 70 Join and assist in the work TO
ofF". It was organized. The following
r- aSeTs were elected: Mrs. A. Sheftall
F'S'uent; Mrs. s. L. Parker, vice president