The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-11-27
PooLER,s BUDGET,
The Little Town Celebrated Thanks
giving With q Ball

John Connor OF Sylvania visited Henry
Buford last week.
J. F. Moey OF Statesboro visited his
Pooler friends last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Eady visited at the
home of James W. Ham last week.
Miss Phoebe Anderson was q guest at the
home of Mrs. J. w. Ham last week.
Thomas Peach Of Waycross visited his
sister, Mrs. Edward Eden, last week.
William F. Bean of Savannah was visit
ing among his Pooler friends last week.
Mrs. J. Rainier Of Savannah was visiting
her friends, Mr.. and Mrs. P. M. Wilson,
last week.
Mrs William Bodell of Savannah was
visiting among her many PooIer friends
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hunter Henderson of Sa-
vannah were stopping at she home Of g. B.
Patterson last week.
Misses Addie and Mamie Muller were
guests Of Mrs. J. W. Lee last week, and
had delightful time.
j. Fennell of Savannah was in Pooler last
week, and returned home well pleased with
his first trip 10 the town.
James Powell of Savannah took In Pooler
last week and reports having spent de-
| llghttul time in the town.
Willie Miscally of Savannah was a guest
OF Q. +. WeUer last week and spent an ems
| Joyable time with his friends.
Miss Matte Buford Of Mobley Pond,
Scriven county, is spending a visit at the
home OF her uncls, B. G. Buford.
Mr.. Allen, with the Southern Express
Company in Savannah, was visiting at the
home Of bis friend, u. W. Kent, last week.
John f. Herb of Savannah was visiting
at the home OF bis son, Hemp, last week,
and spent a very pleasant trip In the town,
Misses Lille and Katie Hussey were visits
ing at the home of Mrs. Grady last Thurs-
day, and were present at the auxiliary
hop.
Mrs. Waukmeister Of Savannah. accom-
panied by her niece, Miss Kittie Manion,
are spending few days at the home OF ].
| w. Lee.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. C. hm Of Savannah
were among the visitors In the town last
week. They stopped at the home of Mrs
S. E. Sheftall.
Land on the south side of the railroad
has been in demand since the Pooler real
estate firm started. They disposed of esv.
eral lots last week and expect to make
things hum" soon.
p NJ. Wilson. the indefatigable operator
and agent OF the Central, received q pleas
ant visit last week from his father aud
mother, Mr.. and Mrs. John @. Wilson of
Rldgeland, s. Q. They were bosh pleased
There was delightful progressive eucher
party at the home of Prof Krenson last
week, and everybod had fine time, The
genial Bob made everybody happy by the
manner in which they were entertained.
Refreshments were served az midnight
]. g. Buford of Mobley nd, Scriven
county, has rented house In Pooler and will
locate here permanently. Mr.. Buford be-
longs to that class of men that always make
good citizens and he will be quite an addi-
ton to the population Of the little town.
The Pooler tannery is under full head way
and is turning out some of the most beauti-
full leather ever tanned In Georgia. It is
proposed to add q harness factory as soon as
practical. Manager Roher has proven that
he is thorough workman and understands
his business.
G. B. Whatley, Esq. of Savannah, who
has been working so assiIuously TO get q
telephone for Pooler announces that nearly
the whole amount Of money necessary has
been subscribed, and the Southern Bell Tele-
phone Company will soon begin the building
of the line.
Last week ]. H. Adams, a well-known
Poolerite, was called suddenly to Brunswick
by the serious illness of his mother.
The venerable lady is much improved, and
her speedy recovery Is anxiously looked for
by her many friends, both In Brunswick
aud else where.
Mrs. Ira R. Fox, nee Hazard, who visited
her slater, Mrs. Dave L. Christian, for the
past month, left Savannah last Monday on
the steamer Kansas City for New York
where she has joined her husband Mr. and
Mrs. Fox will permanently locate in Brook
iyn. Their many young friends wish them
success in their new home.
Little Willie Bevans, who so manfully
stood the surgical operation of having part
or his shin bone taken out, 10 doing remark
ably we'll. The little fellow is very cheer
full and does not seem TO mind bis trouble to
any great extent. The doctors think they
will pull him through much more success
fully than they anticipated.
Travel on the Shoofy on Saturdays is
getting to be immense and more cars will
have to be put on. Patrons complain about
having to stand up, but they are always
soothed by the Omnipresent Capt. George
Wheeler, who smilingly says: "Just wait
till we reach Pooler and there will hs lots OF
ROOM" and he always tells the truth, as the
bulk Of the load gets off here.
The delegation from Pooler under COM
mend of President d. L. jackson, that took
part In Savannah's torchlight parade was
not quite as large as was expected on &C.
count of thefsir sex who kept great many
OF the ooys out OF line to use as escorts ia
viewing the parade. As 1t was President
Jackson, Pooler's old war horse, felt proud
OF the boys every time he heard them yell,
which they certainly did The delegation
return thanks to Capt. g. B. Pritonard for
giving them such prominent position in
the line Of march.
The Christian Endeavor Society held
festival in the Odd Fellows hall last Tues
day night, and although the attendance was
not as large as expected the results ara very
gratifying. The festival will net about $40,
which will be used for the flushing of the
interior OF the Methodist church. Mrs. M
II. Rose was donated handsome gold ring
Miss Ollie Wilman large bride doll, and
Miss Lottie Lodge a handsome Lord Faunt-
leroy doll. A prize was also donated to
Master Clayton shepard The prizes were
distributed by President Weber in his usual
felicitous manner.
The Chatham Rifle Club held les Thanks
giving day shoot at their range and had a
happy time. The club under command OF
President j. w. Lee commenced shooting
about 10 o'clock. The following is the
names Of the winners and SCORES. DIR. w,
b. Rimes, first prize. 80 Of possible so; j.
w. Lee, second prize, II out OF 80; G. b.
Patterson, Jr., third, Is out OF 80; DR., w.
B. Rimes, fourth, % out of 80; Johu Smith
fifth, ~ out OF 80; ]. Il. Adams sixth, 2e our