The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-02
PooLER's NEWS BUDGET.
The Goings on in the Little village
UP the Central


Enterprises ia Pooler stiu going ahead
in one way and another, Wndon & Car
dell have opened wheelwright and
blacksmith shop, something that has been
needed a long time The next addition
viii be a barber shop
At the last meeting Of Chatham Lodge
Of Odd Fellows No. Is of Pooler, an cleo
ton for officers was held and resulted as
! follows J. B. Newton, y. G.. j. A Kiss
man. V. G. G. F. Bevaus, secretary; j.
| 4. Jones, treasurer; !. b. Newton was
| elected representative TO the Grand
! Lodge. John Smith was elected trustee
| for three years. The newly elected Off
| GERS will be installed tomorrow night at
which time a collation. will be given.
The r. A. Cadets will have their usual
4th of July reunion at the residence of
| Happy John Smith at : p. m. A happy
time is in store for all the members.
Considerable indignation was ex-
! pressed by the members of the Pooler
| Rife club at the remarks made by wit
ness in the BOurquin case last week.
! The club is not gang of hoodlums, but
a body of lawabiding citizens
Mr. and Mrs Jacob Eitel and children
| of Savannah, are on visit to the home
! of Mr.. and Mrs. Dave L. Christian,
Mr.. Chas. H Sledge, of Savannah, was
| visiting at the home of his daughter, Mrs
Alelle W hCub, ldSG Ntth-
! The Pooler Terra Gotta Works people
have been so well pleased with the brick
and piping taken out of the Knox patent
/ kiln, that a contract was closed for an
other kiln, which was started Thursday
! Mr.. Knox has about closed a contract
with a Savannah brick company and will
! erect several lkilns there as soon as the
| Pooler contract is finished.
| The Pooler and Chatham rifle clubs
will hold their usual Fourth of July shoots
| on Tuesday
Capt. Geo. Wheeler, conductor of the
! ShOohy, has been laid up with an attack
of fever, and the old reliable, Capt. R. l..
! Brake, has once more been among the
regulars
Miss Bette Smith of Jacksonville,
Fla, who is on her way to Atlanta
stopped a few days in POOler last week
and was a guest at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. r. Krenson.
Mrs, H c. McLendon of Alapaha is on
a visit to the home of her daughter, Mrs.
Thomas Chadrick.
Mrs. J. J. Snider has gone to Empire,
where she will visit relatives.
Mr.. J.'J. Anderson, one of the Central
most skillful mechanics, moved his fami-
ly to Pooler last week
Among the arrivals at Pooler last week,
none received more hearty welcome
than Miss Newton, who reached here
Wednesday. She will reside at the home
of her father, j. B. Newton, on the Louis
vile road.
T. E. McEvady has raised a cucum Der
which measured 10 inches long, 5 inches
in diameter and weighed IN pounds.
There seems TO be some misunderstood
ing in the Sth district regarding the
fence election next Wednesday. Judge
Bevans, who will have charge of the
election, says the polling place will be at
Pooler Votes cast at any other place in
the district will not be counted by the
managers The election will be held at
the Office of Justice G.. E. Bevans on the
Louisville road between a. N. and 6 p.
M (sun time. All registered voters in
8th district should remember this so that
they will not waste time in trying to vote
at other precincts
Rev. w r. Mcconnell of the St. James
Episcopal chapel has had his circuit so
changed that he will not go on the
Ogeechee hereafter. Membership in the
Episcopal churches along the Central has
increased so much recently that it was
deemed advisable to.give Mr.. Mcconnell
onlyEthree placesI !Ppoier Guytona and
SyIvania. He Withhold Services at Pooler
to-day and will have baptism this morn
ing.
NJ. Tishler, of Savannah, was visiting
at the home of Mr. and Mrs J. A. Oar
ney last week.
AT a meeting of Phoenix Castle, No. 9,
K.rG. f. of PoOler held last week, an cleo
tion of officers was held and resulted as
follows: w. B. Rimes, noble chief; H.
G.. BufOrd, vice chief; S. l.. Parker, past
chief; w. l.. Bourne, venerable hermit
S. L. Patterson, sir herald; G. B. Oliver,
high priest. The above officers will be in
stalledat the next meeting, when a light
collation. will be served.
Mr.. c. F. Berry has been on visit to
the home of Mr.. and Mrs Sam Davis.
The firm of D. c. Newton & Bro, are
preparing to bore an artesian well at
its saw mill plant. j. B. Newton, who
has charge of the Pooler plant, says that
no expense will be spared to have the
mill equipped with the latest machinery
and facilities. 1t is such citizens as the
Newtons that make country towns grow.
THE GUARDS NEW ARMoRX.