The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-10
PooLER INSIDE AND OUTSIDE.
The Weeks Goings on Among the Pee
MIA

The Weeks Goings on Among the Peo-
pie There.
]. W. Burns, Lewis and Gus Gallagher
were visiting at the residence Of Mrs. Grady
! last week.
Henry Won Bergen, Jr., was among the
visitors to Pooler last Sunday, and spent
the day visiting his many friends.
]. T. Mormon Of Macon is on a visit to the
residence Of II. j. Herb. He will probably
make Pooler his home and bring his family
| with him.
Mrs. John Middleton and children, who
have been visiting relatives at Oliver for
the past two months, returned to Pooler
last week.
Mrs. James Hardness Of Savannah and
Mr. and Mrs. Sam EikinS of Pineora were
among the visitors at Pooler last week, and
were guests of Mr.. 81. H. Morgan.
Alex Newton and wife, of Belleville, were
among the visitors at Pooler last week. Mr..
Newton is a nephew of the Messrs. Newton
of this place, and received quite welcome.
Among the many small truck gardens
around this place there is none which sur
pass that OF Thomas McEvady. 1t is a
model garden and shows that the owner is
thorough gardener.
Mr.. Richardson Of Oshkosh, arrived in
| Pooler last Friday week, and will make
| Pooler his future home. He is at present
stopping at the residence of his father,
Thomas Richards on, on Collins street.
George R. Schroeder and family were
guests at the home of John Won Bergen last
week, and were we'll pleased with Pooler.
Mr.. Schroeder has about closed bargain for
lot, and will build handsome cottage for
| bis family.
Richard T. Turner Lodge No. 116, F. and
A. NJ, will hold its regular communication
Wednesday evening, at which the E. A.
degree will be conferred. Since Worthy
Master ]. B. Newton assumed his Office he
has put new life in the lodge and its mem
bership is rapidly increasing.
H. j. Herb, grand organizer Knights Of
! the Golden Eagle, returned home last Sun
day from Columbus, where he was engaged
in organizing a castle. Mr.. Herb is an
| enthusiastic member aud says the order
is growing wonderfully all over the state,
aud new castles are being instituted every
week.
Since the Central has got back to its old
owners the question has been asked how
much longer will the trainmen wear the
Richmond and Danville brand on their coat
collars, All Of Uncle Mike Jordon's
passengers want to see him with the original
c. Of G. on his coat, as 1t will make him
Tuesday was court day in Pooler and
Judge Bevans disposed of the following
cases: Two civil, one criminal, one contin-
ued and five Judgments were rendered. A
charge Of hog stealing was brought against
a negro man rs years old, but the evidence
was not strong enough to convict and the
| judge dismissed the case. The judge says
he could not depend on his court for live
lihood, as business is always too dull.
Stonewall Roost No. of the Ancient
and Honorable Order Of Improved Buz-
zardso was organized In Pooler April 8
| The following is the list Of the officers as
they were elected: Grand high M. M, II. j.
Herb; high NJ. NJ, 8. L. Patterson; monk,
j. A Adams; guide, II. II. Bleakney; col
lector. S. L. Parker; worthy costumer. J d.
| Il. Grady; sentinel. A. 81. Burrell; vidette.
| P. c. W oodcock. This is a side degree OF
of Phoenix Castle No. 9, X. G. E., and is
the first organized in the state. The roost
starts out with fourteen members,
Wednesday evening the Chatham Rife
| Club held its regular meeting, and after the
regular business had been disposed of the
question of organizing battalion was dis
cussed, and a committee, consisting of
Messrs G. II. Nungezer, H. M. Gentry and
H. b. Bleakney, was appointed to confer
with the committees from the other clubs
| Thursday the Pooler Rife Club held its
| meeting and Messrs. Dave L. Christian, D.
L. jackson and John Nj. Doty were ap-
pointed to confer with the other clubs.
| Bloomingdale appointed a committee last
night The Guyton club will no doubt name
committee at its next meeting.
| There is prospect that Pooler will out a
| figure In the fall elections, as the Demo-
cratic Campaign Clubs executive commits
tee has been instructed to consider the al.
| viz ability NJ OrnapiziDn hrapah 81 ha
club at this place. Quite number have
registered, and there will be more TO follow.
The hours for registering are such that
many who would like to be on the list do
not care TO lose their dinner hour to 20 to
the court house and probably have to wait
until it is time for them to be back to their
work, and then not be registered. 1t is
hoped the clubs committee will take some
action In regard to Pooler's voters.
Phoenix Castle No. 8, K. G. E., will give
vocal and instrumental concert for the
benefit Of its paraphernalia fund Friday,
| April %. The committee, consisting Of
n. G. S. L. Patterson, chairman. P. G. II. j.
| Herb, S. II. A. II. Burrell, V. C. P. C.
| Woodcock and NJ. of r. 8. L. Parker, Is
hard at work perfecting arrangements for
the success Of the entertainments. During
the concert Grand Chief A. N. Manucy will
deliver an address on the merits OF Eagle
ism. The vocalists who have kindly offered
| to assist the officers in their undertaking are
from Savannah. A string band has been
| engaged and after the concert is over dano-
ing will be INDUCED in. Refreshments will
be served free to all who attend. Special
rates on the Central railroad have been
secured and large number have already
| Informed the committee that they will be
present. A committee of ladies viii look
after the visitors.
Death OF DR.. Munford.
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