The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-31
POOLER'S BUDGET.
The Citizens of the Suburban Town
Like Primaries.

Inc ClV1Z0nS OF the SUBURBAN TOWN
Like Primaries.
Mrs. Burnley of Jesup is guest at
the residence Of ]. w. Ham.
Rev. and Mrs. Louis Price Of Albany
are on a visit to their niece, Mrs. E. N. Cart
wright
Miss 4. NJ Wlllink spent verv pleasant
visit az the home OF Capt Frank II.
AlA shan last week.
Mrs. Emily Eady OF Waycross, accom-
panied by her children, are on a visit to the
home Of James W. Ham.
Thomas P. Heidi, who has been reoupera-
ting at Wilmington Island. returned home
delighted With his trip TO the salts.
Mrs. B. Pebworth of Atlanta, aocompa-
MED by her daughter Aggie, is on a visit to
to the home of Mrs. A. J. OutterSlde.
Jere H. Adams and his brother Fraak
has gone to visit relatives in Brunswick,
where they expect to have fine time.
Mrs. William Lebey of Savannah, accom-
panied by her son, have been on a visit 10
Arthur Kennickel and enjoyed the trip.
Charles F. Weber, bookkeeper for NJ. s.
& d. A. Byck, has moved TO Pooler and is
comfortably located in the Gilmore cottage,
Stony STAIRS, the we'll known fiagman Is
once more with Uncle Mike on his vesti-
bule, Bob Fielder having gone on freight
run.
Nat Harrison OF Savannah WAS visiting
at the residence Of Capt. Marshall last week
and was delighted with his trip to the piney
town.
Mrs. Tom Richardson, who has been Wis
ltlng relatives In Bulloch county for some
time, has returned home well pleased with
her trip.
On account Of the death OF Mr.. Symons
the military company had no drill Friday
night, but marched to the house in body
and rendered its services to the family.
Mrs. M. Griffin of Savannah, who has
been visiting at the home of Tom Richard
son, returned to Savannah last week thor
oughly delighted with her trip to the town.
Miss Carrie Lindner gave a delightful
party to her young friends last Monday
evening and it was largely attended. Re-
treshments were served In the wee hours by
Mr.. Kennickel.
Mrs. William Armstrong, who was called
suddenly to Augusta, Ga. by the death of
her mother, Mrs. r. s. Howard has re.
turned to Pooler. accompanied by her two
sisters, Misses May aud Willie Howard,
who will make Pooler their future home.
Now that the third party has held its
meeting in Savannah, the next move looked
for is meeting in Pooler. President D. L.
Jackson Of the Pooler Democratic. Cam
pagn Club says that the third party will
not cut any figure here il ne knows it, aud
he knows it and, he proposes to get his forces
in trim to meet it,
Next Thursday night meeting will be
held at Mrs. Grahy's to consider the idea of
building Catholic chapel In Pooler. There
are quite q large number of Catholics here
and there is no doubt that church build
ing could be erected without much trouble.
II has been reported that very prominent
Pooierite will donate the ground for the
purpose.
The primary In Pooler is big thing. as it
| affords the citizens ample time to attend TO
their duties and still give plenty of time to
vote. The ballot-oox used last Monday will
be preserved by Manager Dave. L. Chris
tian as a souvenir of P5oler's frst election
The box was a wooden blueing box, nailed
up with wire nails aud slot cut in the TOD
to put the tickets In. II was manufactured
by Manager j. b. Newton. S. L. Parker
filed the position Of clerk.
Last Monday Pooler enjoyed her first
| election and everybody had a happy time
even the managers. Things were carried
on differently in Pooler to what they were
In Savannah. There was no growing,
| pushing or fighting going on, as every one
looked 90 the election in The light Of a sum-
mer picnic. Voting commenced at o'clock
/ In the morning and contipued uninterrupted
until 10 O'Clock OF night. otkers were
| out Tor osborne, Doolan and Guerard early.
Gearon men were also there Maj Ryals
had no workers on the ground. During
the morning the crowd, to kill, time, dis
cussed the third party, the Democratic
and Republican parties and finally religion.
Eating watermelons was another way
In which the boys enjoyed themselves
There are quite q number OF PooIerites who
are not registered and cannot vote, and still
large crowd who are registered and will
IA d 10 nnfo 81, - II
mau ought to register and vote 1t is a
| grand privilege aud q sacred right 1t Is
| the only way to show the strength of the
town and get just rights. AS long as the
citizeps are Indifferent they will stay as
they are.