The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-01-03
pOoLRR S NEWS BUDGET.
tbs Doings IN the Richmond and Dan
vle's Busy Little Village.

New ear Gay " 1e d Success II sNeE9 way.
There we're only six teams. and the shoot
lag was exceptionally good. The distance
Yves $50 yards. five shots, with a possible
score OF 70.
scors OF y, and Sam jackson OF the Guy
,on Minute Men won pot OF cents for the
Lowest score, s.: second team won by d. c.
Newton on 81; third team won by ]. H.
Adams on 81, fourth team won by
Bsyana In this team 20 was tied
nv Newton, Adams and Bevans. In
shooting off the tie each man scored a for
Fva consecutive shots VIXEN Bevans made
Kissman. In this tesm Newton, Bevans
and Kissman tied on a score of %. In the
shoot-off it required three shots to decide
the winner, KIssmsn making t. Sixth
team was won by Dave L. Christian on a
score Of % The shooting of all the mem
hers was an improvement over their record
az Guyton, where IA was the highest score
made. Mr. jackson was the only member
of the Guyton Minute Men present, and the
only prize he won was the pot of 5 oents
given for the lowest score in the first team
! e. Adams made the best total score,
closely followed by D. c. Newton. Dave
|. Christian made the best team SCORE Of
the day, %. There will not be any more
shooting Of this club until its regular medal
shoot on may Il WHICH Wall DC COuu06U eA~
cIusi vely to its members.
Miss Laura Shepard, who has been on a
months visit to her sister, Mrs. Cartwright,
has returned to Savannah.
Chatham Lodge, /. o. 0. f., held their
election of officers Thursday evening, and
the following officers were elected:
n. Ga. J. Outterside.
V. &C. E. Bevans.
Secretary. II. Adams.
treasurer. B. Newton.
All Of the above were reelected except
J. H. Adams, who succeeded A. II. Burreil.
Chatham Lodge is in q flourishing coadf-
ton, and its membership is rapidly in
creasing.
Friday evening masque party was given
at the residence Of w. T. Harrison. A most
pleasant time was had by all present
The residence Of Dave Struggled on
Read street is rapidly nearing completion
and will be decided Improvement to that
street when it is finished.
Mrs. A. b. Hazard is visiting her daugh-
ter. Mrs. Dave l.. Christian.
The Christmas tree festival last Monday
by the scholars Of the St. James tEpisco-
pail chapel was grand success and re
fected great credit upon the ladies who had
charge of it. The entire programme was
rendered in most interesting manner
The ladies' auxiliary to the Chatham
becoming manner by inviting the rife club
to O sociable New Years eve, at the resi-
dence Of President Gruver Refreshments
we're served at midnight and dancing was
INDUCED in until the "wee sma' hours y
Everybody had good time. Among the
visitors was Fleetwood Gruver of Charles
ton, S. c., brother Of President Gruver.
who took flying trip over to spend New
YEARS. in Pooler.
II. A. Meyer. who has been living IN
Pooler some time, left last week fol Chicago.
where he will probably be permanently
located.
Dave L. Rich, an employee of the Brush
Electric Light Company of Savannah, who
has been living in Pooler, left last Tuesday
for Leesville, ). c., where he will engage il
the canning business. Dave was one Of the
most prominent members Of the Pooler
Rifle Club, and its members all regret his
leaving. 1t is understood that he has an
interest In the factory. The family of NJ.
l.. Rich. bis brother, accompanied him.
James Burns OF Savannah spent last Sun
day at the residence of III. McEyady and
was surprised at the growth of Pooler.
some time during last Tuesday night a
sneak thief entered Dr. Bleakney's residence
ard carried of the doctors watch and hat.
Inc thief would have probably carried off
more, but be was frightened away. After
leaving the doctors house he paid a visit to
the residence William Freeman, where be
secured an overcoat and hat belonging to
Mr.. Baker who lives at Mr.. Freeman's
house end kindly left DIR. Bleakney's hat in
the yard. The doctor recovered his hat.
out says ne would much rather have the
watch.
Last Thursday morning fire completely
destroyed small house belonging to Mrs.
Agnes Crotty, near the Smile post Tine
origin OF the fl o is unknown. but is sun
posed TO have been caused by defective
chimney. A family of negroes was living
III me mouse at the time of the fire.
William Lindner was on visit last week
70 MS parents, who are living at Arthur
hennickell's
Miss Lille and Katie Hussey have been
VI Week5 visit to friends in Pooler. and
received warm welcome from eli the
Young folks, who were glad to have them
present during the HOLIDAYS.
Io9lerites did not forget "Uncle Mixes
yesuouIe' during the holidays. New Years
gay conductor Jordan, E gineer Moore.
naggagemaster Gregor and Fireman VIII
iaGns were each presented box Of cigars
" Lave l.. Christian in behalf of the Pooler
passengers The crew of this train are very
popular with the regular patrons, and ca ch
year they are presented with some slight
"sen or esteem by the Poolerites.
g a j. barney, well-known carpenter of
savannah, is building a residence on Roth
wei street, and will soon have it ready for
occupancy. Mr.. Barney will bring his
family to Pooler some time during the
present month.
The incorporation of Pooler seems to be
gaining more and more strength all the
time, and it may not be many months be-
lore lore the matter will be settled definitely.
Inc only trouble seems to be that there is
no one to start the ball rolling. The place
~ growing very rapidly, and some kind OF
government will have to be formed.
Eugene GuilFoy, fireman for Cohen But.
mr, proved himself to be good man In his
pace last Tuesday morning. Mr.. Butler
was sick and unable to run, and turned the
engine over to Eugene, who landed the
early birds" in Savennah on time. There
m%ere quite number of compliments paid
MF: Guilfoy for the elegant manner in
wnich he handled the air.brakes, obyiatipe
sGe Jolting and butting Of the cars in stop.
ping and starting his train. Mr.. Butler is
W pe congratulated upon having suoh an
aole assistant in the cab with him.
j. b. Newton. accompanied by his mother.
LAS returned from Rose Hill, N. c., where
NC spent Christmas. and will look after his
ne| saw-mill, which he is erecting near the
Sign5 OF the old one.
Remarkable S ght.