The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-05-22
THE NEWS UP IN PooLER.
The Weeks Gossip social. Personal
and Otherwise.

The Weeks Go5sip-SocialI personal
and Otherwise.
,1rz G B. Herb was visiting at the home
~ n Marshall last week and enjoyed
her trip to our town.
Miss Georgia Belle Jackson aud Mrs. L.
T limo of Charleston, 5. u, arrived at j.
r Withington's last week.
Mrs Henry lander will leave for York,
De- about June 1, where she will spend
tba summer with her parents.
Raw. Rlcharl Webb OF Savannah was in
ptIar last Sunday, aud held services in the
I3ontist church, whIol was crowded.
Mrs. Jacob E.tel of Savannah was visit
bar sister. Mrs. Dave L. Christian, last
gesgE and spent a pleasant time among the
Mr., I. Sowels and Miss Leah Sheppard
ofScriyen. and Miss L. Sheppard of Eiiing-
ham we're visiting at the home of E. Cart
wright last week.
Mrs Houston of Wadley, Ca. was one of
5anny time at the home of her brother,
lanes w. Terrence.
Mrs John w. Osteen, accompanied by
nor mother. Mrs. Mcintyre, were visiting
at the residence Of James Synons last week
SDd we're more than delighted with their
"Trip
Mrs. J. w. Lindsay of Irwinton. Ga.
wife of Col. j. w. Lindsay, accompanied
nv her daughter, Aunie, are spending a
pleasant vacation at the home OF Charles B.
Patterson
Mrs. W. w. Ellie and son, accompanied
nv Mrs. T. b. Elfe of Macon, have been
s6ending the past week at the home Of Ar
thnr Kennickell. They report having u
very pleasant time in our little burg.
The handsome bulletin board of the
PooIer Rifle CLUB was placed in position
last week, and the members are proud of it.
The design is very pretty, and reflects credit
upon Secretary Cartwright, who de-
signed It.
Capt. James Kelly of the "early birds"
train was the first conductor TO discard the
old Richmond and Dauvilla label on his
coat collar. He now sports the Central Of
Georgia. and his patrons Congratulated him
when they sawit.
Pooler is booming now in the freight line.
Every day there are large shipments of
vegetables, lumber, brick. wood, etc. ;,
bound for Savannah, and Agent Hewlett
aays that he is kept busy all the time
Messrs Newton, Collins and Sheftall are
moving vegetables lively.
Postmaster Jones is back at his old post
again after a months siege of Sickness,
and is ready to serve his patrons with the
NEWS. Mr.. Jones does not keep Sunday
hours at his office, but is always on hand
TO serve the News to his many friends who
do not rise early on Sunday
Last Sunday Mr. George Schroeder, as,
sisted by. Messrs. John and Henry Won Bsr-
gen, held "open house, at his new home,
which is nearing completion anu quite a
happy time was had. There were no
special invitations issued. Mr.. Schroeder
expects to be living in his house by June l.
Sam Davis the Central railroad engineer,
capped the climax last week by getting
what he called a Richmond and Danyille
cut. that is, he shaved OF mis- long beard
and had his hair cut short. His most inti-
mate friends failed to recognize him, and
now Sam is mad because they don't see the
joke.
S. L. George, bookkeeper Of the Savan-
nah Brewing Comoany, was among the
visitors to Pooler last week, and was the
guest of j. R. Krenson. Mr.. George was in
quest Of a house and has secured the hand
some home Of Henry Lindner on Collins
street. Mr. George will probably move to
Pooler about June l.
Thursday the union Sunday school picnic
took place at Potter's grove, on the Savan-
nah river, and was attended by nearly 100
scholars and teachers of the Episcopal, Bap-
fist and Methodist Sunday schools. The
party left POoler in wagons and made a
quick trip to the grounds. Dinner was
served -and everybody Gte a hearty
meal Fishing, bathing, swinging and
other amuSements were INDUCED in until
time to return home. The committee,
Messrs J. B. JoneJ and H. G. Bowden OF
the Baptist, Ben and Joe Symons of the
Episcopal aud T. 2. Heidi and H. II. Nor
gan OF the Methodist schools, were untlrlng
in their efforts to make the children enjoy
the day, and deserve special credit for the
manner in which they managed the affair.