The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-09-04
THE WEEKS EVENTS IN PooLRR.

The Way They Treat rrsmps There-A
Sanitary Movement.
James W. Heidi and family have moved
up TO Pooler aud have taken the Oliver
mouse near the station.
Harry Harden was visiting at the home
OF William T. Harrison last week and en-
Joyed his trip very much.
Mrs. Morgan, mother Of Horace Morgan
accompanied by her son, Charles, has moved
70 rooler, and will probably remain here
Permanently.
Ut; John &. Kellar was "doing" Pooler
I4st thursday and was a guest Of DR.. w.
a. bieskney, who Is always on the qui vive
ior visiting doctors 1t has been rumored
mat DR.. Hellar would locate here.
tuesday, evening as the shoohy was pass
lnR the 5-m1e crossing, some miscreant
lteu a lump OF coal through window and
e eane near inJurlng several passengers. The
Haln was unning very fast aud it was inn
possible to detect VINO threw the missile.
Inc Pooler friends of the veteran con.
ductor, Uncle Mike Jordan, tender their
gppathy in the recent loss of his sister,
nlsS Ellzaoeth Jordan, who died in Savan-
aau last week. Uncle Mike was absent
noLn DIS train two days and his place was
P ny C aooeg tably filled by the urbane Capt.
I'd Carswell.
-, Last week James NJ. Burger aud family
VI savannah moved up to Pooler and are
~" nicely ensconced in their new nome on
sers street. Mr.. Burgers family was
TS Soupanled by the irresistible Toney Ro-
raTa, Well Unknown employe Of the Central
railroad, who will make his home in the
Irving little town.
Wednesday evening, despite the threat
enl1g weather, the Methodist church was
d. A. nIieu With the Eooler Christien En-
40 'or society. 1t was its regular meeting
inc SeIJ interesting programme, consist
rs Vi ROTATIONS, singing, prayers, etc
r as gone through. Its officers predict
er oa' success for the organization after it is
'uoe thoroughly started.
wTired Williams, of the firm Of Warrock g.
S nnarns OF Savannah, was in Pooler one
pa; a9t week house hunting, but failed TO
ins. any There are no vacant houses mere
s 90 now nov" Nearly all people who move up
~ mo their own homes and conseouentlv
80, n'gIs nave hard time finding place. It
,or l'9 pay some enterprising man to erect a
tn. desirable cottages and rent them out
h.. always some one here hunting
0eS ano they bring good rent.
.,. w nile the committee appointed at the
sM ILIeLs meeting has made no report, the
e.oIoCV OF putting Pooler in a thoroughly
JiacIass sanitary condition is still being
discussed by citizens. 1t is difficult 20 sur.
WIS., -se what will be done, but it is the earnest
VS., ISL OF the majority of the people that
i ooLess step will be taken by the committee
FAInE to the bstterment of the town.
a. oouy admits that something must be
s,, put an equitable plan has not yet been
ssussested. IL seems to be the general idea
Snong some Poolerites that many are in
n vor OF Incorporating the place. All that
n,o wanted Is a fair aud just plan for the i'm
Pfovement of Pooler.
pAs an evidence as to law on Migrants in
.Lhooler' 1t may be mentioned that they are
hatvwn no quarters. and the town is not
n DiG.nered with them as city people arc. One
"'Su' last week several tramp negroes put