The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-24
THE NEWS IN PooLER.
The Weeks Happenings, Social, Bus
ness and Otherwise.

The Weeks Happenings, Social, Busi-
ness and Otherwise.
Mrs. T. II. Henderson and daughter are
visiting at the residence Of her father.
Charles Patterson. .--.-..---
The Ladies Aid Society of the Methodist
church is making preparations to hold q
festival for the benefit Of the church.
Thomas Wickham and family were visit
ing here last week, and has made arrange
ments to move into his new home on May 2.
Misses Lille and Katie Hussey were
among last weeks visitors and received
quite hearty reception from their numer-
Gus young friends.
The family of Rev. Mr.. Mcconnell are
preparing Tor their summer vacation. and
Will probably leave here next week. He
Will not accompany them.
Mrs. Mood. mother OF T. Z. Broughton Of
Savannah, has been on visit to the resi-
oence OF Joseph Wilman and is very pro-
fu8o in her praise of our booming town.
Bishop Nelson has changed the date Of
his visit to Pooler and will hold confirms-
ton services on Tuesday the Goth instead of
1ne 9th, ss before mentioned in the MORN
ING NEWS.
Miss Dora Mock of Nashville, Tenn. who
was called to Savannah to attend tie
ilneral OF her mother, which took place
Ia5t week, was visiting at the residence of
Ars. A. Sheftall and remained in PooIer a
few DAYS,
The entertainment given Tuesday eve-
ming By the Ladies' Auxiliary to the Chat>
nam Rifle Club, was a grand success in
every way. After the refreshments were
disposed OF dancing was INDUCED in until
near daylight.
The Pooler friends Of Capt. Frank Bevill.
t0e popular conductor on the Central rail-
Toad, VIII regret TO learn that his father is
critically i'll at his home in Oliver. Capt.
peVlA was called to his father by telegraph
last Friday night
heV. Y. u. Mingeldorf was visiting among
~. ms trends last week aud held services at
y4e Methodist church Wednesday evening.
b hl9 VIA return to Pooler next week and will
n To'Q services at the same church. While in
t'Q 9S Mr. Mingeldorf was guest of Frank
l. Marshall.
The Pooler Rife Club will hold its annual
Moos on May , at their range, and five
El1es VIII be shot for. The gold medal now
"otu py Prlvate Rissman will be one OF the
EEl.1eS' ana already several Of the members
SS1Ye promised to win it. This club intended
ataStng picnic IN connection with their
+ 1.o', Out decided to postpone it until later
the summer.
mti ne Chatham Rife Club will hold its
,t4aydaY'" picnic at the Half Moon" on
s NC canal. A committee. Messrs. Gruver
~ 10 bourne, has been appointed to procure
, .oalns and the trip over the grounds will be
rs sle III wagons. The club will take their
' Ta" over and shooting will be INDUCED in.
i4uls VIII leave here about z a. M, return
~ az SHUTDOWN. A happy time is in store
LOT all who attend.
bour postmaster. J. P. Jones, who has
b,e eu seriously sick for the past week, has
~ ~ IaAen TO Savannah where he is carefully
p'uuea to by the members of the Hancock
- y. a. R., OF which he is member.
ta, t zones Is very aged and fears were en-
49,, .1Iued that 10 would not recover, but
s,5 last reports he is slowly improving
Bee lbs t-s many frien1s in this place hope TO
NJ UNI back in short while.
h, B ne entertainment given Friday evening
tlHnlx Castle No. 8, X. G. E., was
Net ing success. Grand Chief A, n.
intS.cy was present and delivered very
acc+,s1iug speech on Eagleism. Special
rsii,Hlooatlon was provided by the Central
Fssalooaau anu quite delegation OF Savannah
ns.es were present. Middleton's band was
prsHt and at the conclusion OF the pro-
VSioI tne floor was cleared for dancing
cor- ,-u was Kept up until daylight The
mo-. Lltee having charge of the entertain
eyarrs we're untirinR in their efforts to make
m 0ouy have happy time.
WIS 4ue death of Tommie A Hendricken,
1 Eo5 "a occurred here last Wednesday, was a
1 AZ low to his uncle, Barney L. Mcdonald.
1 A. "Ss born in Boston, Mass, and at the
lan5 y months was taken to Galway, Ire
WIZ, %uere he lived until three years ago,
VIII ne came back to this country to live
us uncle. The deceased was an ap~