The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-02-28
SHORT ITEMS FROM PooLHR.
be Weeks Goings On In the Village
In the Pines.

he Weeks Goings On in the Village
In the Pines.
\ Mrs. D. G. Newton has gone to visit her
rotber, Mrs. Eason, Of Tattnall county.
Mrs Klein of Savannah visited her
laughter, Mrs. Horace Morgan last week.
Mrs. W. Harris and her mother, Mrs.
tobn Brown, were In Pooler last week
kouse-hunting.
Miss Mamie Sledge of Savannah visited
A the residence Of Mrs J. @. Marsher, on
Newton street. last week.
h W. T. Harrison has received his patent
&spers on a double balanced acting slide
<slye for locomotives and stationary en-
fnes
n William Lebey and wife of Savannah
3ent last Sunday at the residence of
Arthur Kennickell. Mr.. Lebey made the
|Iip in buggy.
The woods all around Pooier have been
Burning the past week, but so far no great
Damage has been done, though the FIRE has
fome very close.
Rev. Lowrey, from the Savannah pres.
Aytery, has been holding services at Pooler.
BE has been foreign missionary and has
Travelled through China.
John Kent, accompanied by his daughter
|blaw, Mrs. III. W. Kent, of this place, left
|hst week for trip to Thomasville, where
hey expect to spend few days.
4 Miss Julia Eason of Tattnall county, who
fas been visiting the family of d. G. New
lCn, at this place, returned home last week
huch to the regret OF the young folks.
The Pooler friends of Sidney Garvin and
favin Moore were pleased to learn last
Feek that their two children who have been
u dangerously i'll are greatly improved.
Mrs John Lamotte, accompanied by d. G.
Farmer, assistant baggagemaster of the
Richmond and Danville in Savannah, spent
bst Sunday at the residence OF George
Brigor.
William Parks and James Paul of Savan-
fah paid Pooler visit last Sunday, coming
~ on bicycles. They spent the day at the
3esidence of Archie Paul, and reported hav-
pig had a pleasant time. w
Mrs Ike Stults. wife of Engineer Stults
u the Richmond and Danville. was in
Fooler house-hunting last week, and closed
fith MIR. Struggled for his newly erected
Residence on Read street and will move to
3hiS place as soon as possible.
4 There were two sociables given In
tooer last week. The first was at the resi-
Pence Of A. Kennickell on Monday evening,
fnd the second was on Thursday at the resi-
4ence George w. Gruver. A pleasant time
Pas had by all who attended both entertain
|bsnts
Phoenix Castle No. OK. G. E., of Pooler,
fated Savannah Friday and attends the
e 6. E. bazaar in a body under command
~ u. G. s. L. Patterson. Mr.. Patterson Is
fhe Youngest G. G. in the state, and is
proving himself most proficient officer in
PIE position he has assumed.
The veteran Engineer Sam Davis has
Eaught new pet now. This time it is a
FOX. An engineer who had been the vic
I'm OF one OF Sans jokes, presented 1t to
fim. Sam. who never refuses to take
anything, accepted the fox and now SAYS he
Ell train him to watch other peoples
Chickens.
A. B. Moore and G. K. Zipperar of Sa-
fanhah were on a hunting expedition at
Eaen last Thursday and reported fine time.
\ hey informed several parties on the .shoo>
I That they bagged seventy-five cartridges
bna slxty-fve doves, and that Mr. Moore
fulled down eighty of them. Mr.. Moore
| as on y one hand, having lost bis right
tome time ago.
charlie, the youthful son of Judge
peVans, has lately been delfghting the small
CtoyS OF Pooler by giving exhibitions of
tiacK wire walking. He has wire stretched
,iear the waiting room, and every day a
FL 20 crowd gathers to watch the youthful
ptondln. He has done better than the So
ttalIed professor" did who gave an exhibi-
For his show.