The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-07-17
POLITICS IN POoLEH'

1o.1an. osborne ana
Doolan' la in the Eighth District
m;.hor and Rosa Lodge have been
Misses 80 The home Of Henry hoss anu
spens : Tj7zie Lodge and Bessie hooge
MISSES s,, T,1 among their friends last week
w WEI bsd an enjoyable time
anu noI v,iersou and family have been
George the residence of Henry Gensry
Vlsi'ius dsHghted with the town.
anu o. Da;grsn OF Savannah was among
John p osstyors last week and spent pleas
fooi si,1s among his numerous Ilienus'
ant sille o. At Guyton was visiting among
Or. IaI' last week. The doctor 10 loohins
hls II as he did when he W as iooiefi'e
do - - frank f. Bolan ard children, OF
Mrs tta rrs, visiting among her FRIENDS
SatHn ,raek and returned nome guns ie-
iass ~ S bv her trip among the pines
Xspt was visiting among ms friends
d. a. ln ville Fla, last week aua returneu
IN pooIer loaded down with Floriua cur'oS
70 ! U Donorts having had pleasant "TRIP.
IN Tr.II,or Corbett Thomas AcAay' James
,.,.n "a. and William Haru Oh SaVan-
20 forn1ed happy party ~ Ts p,eI h.S In ~
Poo,er one day last week. Lucy ""~ S's
time. IT, Tho most nonulor
T. 4ba recant contest lot 'hO t.Sos IOPS,U1
,,onng lady 10 Pooler the oG GI9.am S aSa
n favor of Miss Virginia ouon uAi - anu sno
Vas awarded the ring, wnlcn . mSe Sao ~ TS
~ SbeftslI received about oOO VeSes tne
contest was under tn0
Chatham Rife Club.
n Keller. late quarantine officer OF
III, ., ~ was visiting at the home of s. Il.
oavann or tuesday and received quite an
COltino ' Ton, his many friends in Pooler.
9Sat tqanar viii probable locate in the town,
III; 80 %. rveIl-known throughout the sur
as ne IL country. and could command q
remuuerative practice
Allan Hill. the 9-months-old adopted son
Eiil of Charleston, S. c., died in
~ citv last Tuesday and was buried in
sTa1roIis Cemetery. Little Allen was well
Lnawn In Pooler, where he was born. His
,norbsr Mrs. Meyer, died few days after
ba was born, and the baby was given a
home in the family Of Mr.. Hill.
Tuesday night meeting of the ladies of
pooIsr viii be held at the residence of Capt.
Frank Il. Marshall to formulate plans for
holding festival for the benefit of the uni
Sorrn fnnd of the Pooler Light Infantry.
This company is making good Roadway now,
and Capt. Marshall is very proud Of the
showing the boys are making. Thirty-hve
10 forty members attend drills regularly.
Las. Tuesday night quite a crowd Of
Poolerites gathered at the home of s. H.
Collins to give him a send-of on No. 8. Mr..
Collins and family will locate temporarily
in Denver, Col. Everybody wishes him
and his family prosperity in their new home.
MIR Collins was one Of Pooler's earliest
settlers and has done great deal for the ad-
yaDcement of the town. His familiar form
will be greatly missed from the streets of
POOler.
The tsbleaux, charades. etc., last Tuesday
night at Patterson hall, for the benefit of
81, James Episcopal chapel, was quite a
success, both financially and otherwise. The
ladies having charge of the affair deserve
mucn praise for the manner in which the
programme was rendered. MeSsrs. Lee and
6trntton acted as managers, and filed the
positions admirably. The lady managers
Of the affair RET i'm thanks to their many
friends In Savannah and GuVton for as
sstsnce in the way of purchasing tickets.
The many Pooler friends of Mrs. d.
Alfred OF Montgomery, Ala. were panied to
learn Of her unexpected death, which oc-
Cured in Atlanta last Wednesday. Mrs.
Alfred was the mother of Mrs. A. J. Gutter
side who lives on Newton street. She was
called to Atlanta by a telegram Wednesday.
The funeral took place in Montgomery and
was largely httSuueus IhEss AilEeu was W
years Of age and had been enjoying remark
ably good health for some time, and her
sudden death was quite a severe blow to her
children. She was visiting her daughter,
Mrs. r. 8. Babworth, at the time of her
death.
Phoenix Castle K. G. E., installed its
newly elected officers last Tuesday night
at Pattersonh ell, and a most enjoyable
time was mad by everybody. The new
officers are as follows: z. G., d. J. Herb;
n g., s. L. Patterson; V. c., ?. c. Wood
cock; s. H.. A. II. Burrell; v. H.. w. B.
hines; H. P, George Oliver; M. Of R., s.
l. Parker; C. of E., H. H. Bleaknsy; K. of
E., D. c. Newton; W. c., H. G. Buford,
Ensign James Grady. The officers were in
stalled by P. g. II. J. Herb, grand orgAni-
meeting the members were invited down.
stairs to the st. James chapel festival where
thy partook of refreshments.
Politics is being talked up now and there
isno doubt but Pooler will enjoy q first
class primary July IS. Messrs. Newton
and Christian OF the democratic executive
committee have succeeded in getting the
time desired for the opening and closing of
the polls and nobody in the Eighth will
have cause to grumble. The polls will be
open from 8 o'clock in the morning till II
O'Clock at night, thus giving every voter
chance to cast his ballot. The list Of
names for representatives are nearly as
numerous in the Eighth as it is In the city
districts, out Messrs. Doolan, Osborne aud
Schley seem to have the inside track an
their friends are getting in their work
right along.
The frat anniversary of tie Pooler
Methodist church Sunday school last Sun
DAY was perfect success. The programme
consisted OF responsive exercises, scripture
reading, prayers, class singing and reading
reports of the officers. The singing Of all
The children showed careful training, espe-
claLy the infant class. The recitation Of
Tue ten commandments was rendered by
zen oil the little girl scholars, and was the
feature OF the entertainment. Tnose who
t9ok part we're Marie Patterson, Julia Har-
TMIaon, Mamie Heidi, Bsssie Harrison, Annie
TTefay' Sarah Ham, jamie Mersy. Maud
Traarrence, Maggie Paul and Lottle Wolf.
t tne reports Of the officers sho we'd the school
W oe IN a prosperous condition. Tbs aver
ase attendance every Sunday for the past
S9ar mas been nearly fifty. Rev. g. p.
A'''ler, the pastor, conducted the services.