The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-10
,,o1.yR,s NEWS BUDGET.
raek's Doings in the Richmond
e Dsnville's Busy Little Town

r-aalr's DoinR5 In the hicnmOuo
Se Danville's Busy Little Town
William Storey has returned to
VT "a will make her permanent home
bs@ Brown and Mrs Phillips were
A the family Of James Ham last
FasA- - Mrs. William Lebey spent last
". 81 the residence Of Arthur Ken
I.a'- "a Mrs. Kent, former residents Of
~ III 7visited the family Of ]. c. Marsher
.. ..;5ancs OF F. Inhulsen, near Roth
lDe Morgan streets. is nearly ready for
vel ls On and ne will soon move into it.
oars,lfs.rd 7. Turner Lodge No. 116, F.
vi will hold its regular communi-
snl . Wednesday night and will confer de-
F-obv Baker sold his house on Collins
h. ~. Lgscysntly to Henry Garwes and pur-
80 the Mulryne place, where he will
~. Pooer Rife Club will hold its regular
ItbIv meeting tomorrow night Presi-
no d., Rsvans desires every member to be
ISN'T as business OF Importance Will be
p-bt M for consideration.
p me friends Of Baggagemester Mcdowell
,,Cspt. Kelley's lightning express" were
%S.rnrised to know that he had been sus-
s0lPG, ~ from trains Nos. ) aud 6. His place
p41 ,ot he filed. 1t is also reported that
wa i+ac,srnasters Thorpe and Willis on Sam
pSss-SS "a II and No. Is have been dropped
pnoIrotion of expenses is said to have been
" Tbo Young Ladies' Social Club of Pooler,
~ ~ yas receutly organized, gave very
EsII,.btfnl soiree at the residence of George
" ee,rnver Friday evening. Dancing was
Md in until midnight when refresh
p ..ts we're served, after which dancing
p ". resumed This being leap year the
r'nng ladies are going to show the Pooler
0ra shat they know about gettiug up en-
.s.:!,sinments and they will, judging from
Ne one Friday evening.
The want of dancing hall in Pooler is
,-sstlv felt. The Chatham Rife Club has
Kan hold of the club house question and
unJorbt will have dancing hall In the
Srnding. Land is getting scarce every day
YSSif the hall question is allowed to die
sTsvit may be impossible to get a central,
.ayen desirable, lot to build on by the
.an,ng summer. The matter should re-
Viva early attention, and no doubt will as
p-sjdent Gruver is very enthusiastic over
hs i1ea and will use his efforts to have a
hidiug erected.
Newton Ia deserving Of credit for
ba interest he takes In the development OF
pooer He has added considerably to the
rsce lately. His last act was the donation
n ground for grave yard. AS soon as
,bs lumber could be put on the ground q
handsome fence was built, and the Enclosure
row nresents very different appearance
from what it did. The citizens should now
cive the place little attention and beautify
Eby plating shrubbery, etc.. and it would
not be long before the cemetery would be-
come popular resort on Sundays.
The officers of Chatham Lodge No. 46, 1.
90 F. who were recently elected, were
dny installed last Thursday evening at
Ina Odd Fellows hall by Deputy District
Grand Master w X. Bleakney, assisted by
P G. Newton. Brothers II. II. Morgan
and Henry Rose Of DeKalb Lodge Of Sa-
ysnnah we're present and assisted in the in
salauon. The following officers were in
stalled:
Ma j. Outterside.
TG.-G E. Bevans.
Secretary-J. II. Adams.
Treasurer. B. Newton.
Warden-J. A. Kissman.
Conductor-S. l.. Parker.
R6NG.-A. H. Burrell.
LG.-J. j. Snider.
o. G.-J. B. Jones.
RS.V G-E a. Shave.
LIS " G-B. s. Symons.
n G. Outterside reports Chatham Lodge
70 be IN furnishing condition and is In
creasing its membership at nearly every
nesting