The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-07-09
- II " PooLER.



5ssratful visit among their friends
- q Keller. Of Savannah, was a
-r, home of Mr. and Mrs. j. r.
-.-s-a last week.
- 1-u Bodel of Savannah was re-
-irrat the home OF her mother,
~. Grady, last week.
VI Hunter Henderson and children
- m the home of Mr. and Mrs Chas.
" patterson last week.
p..,.r5 #. Turner, Lodge No. 1l6, f.
,r5 A NJ. will hold a communication
aD. Wednesday evening.
Ms Bertha Pacetti has been visiting
-. the home of MIR. and Mrs. William
freeman for several days
Mr. n NJ. Sledge, of Savannah, spent
5,iightful visit at the home of his sis
,,- Mrs Nj. W. Kent, last week.
Misses Mary Hanley and Mamie
o.Iasrv were guests at the home of Mr..
nd Mrs. Jas. w. Ham last week.
Misses Hattie and Carrie L ndncr of
cayonnah we're visiting among their nu-
,'arous friends in PoOler last week.
Mrs. C.. i. Berry, of Savannah, has
ta,r snanding a pleasant visit at the
SoTa of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Dais.
r Hanson, a popular machinist at
nc r r.. has secured a cottage in
poo'er. and will move his family up in a
few days.
Henry Lindner, an old Poolerite, who
removed to Savannah, has returned and
is again ensconced in his pretty cottage
on Collins street.
Mrs. Henry Rose Of Millen was visit
inc among her old POoler friends last
week and while here was guest at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. J. w. Lee.
The fence election in Pooler last Wed %
res3av was remarkably quiet. there be-
mgDo disturbances Of any kind to mar
thpmOnOtOuy of checking Off the fence
voters The Eighth is the banner dis
trirt on the fence question, only one man
voting no fence, There has been lots of
guessing as TO who the man was, but he
is still alive.
Chatham Lodge No. 46, l. o. 0. T., in
stalled the newly elected officers last
week, and the following were appointed ::
RS. n. G., John Smith warden, Henry
Shave: conductor, J. A. Rowe; inside
guardian. }. j. Snider. After the installa-
ZION services, a collation. was spread and
adelightful hour was spent around the
heavily loaded tables.
Daring the past week a change was
made in trains and T. which is highly
appreciated by all who travel on the
shooAy. Heretofore No would take the
side track at the east end of the folr-mi,e
switch and allow No. to pass and con-
siderable time was lost in doing so. I'm
der the new order Of things, the first train
that reaches the side track will 90
through and allow the other to remain on
the main line, doing away with the lost
time in switching.
nh, ,..,,,ti,v, ,,-,;,| hold T,l,,,
Smiths residence last Tuesday evening
was quite an event among the members
Of the Il. AS, and will be long remem-
bered by all who attended. During the
evening an election of officers were held,
and resulted as follows: John Smith,
president; NJ. e. McElvady, vice-presi-
dent; j. A. Kissman, secretary and treas
urer; r. C.. WEIGH, general manager
Upon unanimous consent, the name of the
club has been changed TO "A. and II. O.
fix. D. 1t was also ordered that re-
unions be held every three months.
The Pooler Rife club held its annual
July4 shoot Tuesday The Massachusetts
target was used, distance $50 yards, j.
A, Kissman won the first prize, wine
set, on score of 20 out of CO. For the
second prize cut glass water set, A. II.
Burrell tied f. H. Shave on score of "a /;
in the shoot off. Rurrell made 2, Shave s.
q. f. Beyans won third prize, an ice
cream set, on a score of 20. In the first
SWeepstake shoot, Sam Blackwell won on
score of 81 in the second. tE. NJ. Baker
won score of 10 lone shot.) New life
seems to be infused into the club The
next regular meeting will be held on
Thursday evening at the house Of Secre-
tary kissman, when he proposes to show
the boys what he keeps in his wine set,
won In the shoot.
The Pooler Light Infantry. Under COM
mand Of Capt Il. II. Marshall. made its
1ISJ public parade on the 4th. The com
Pduy assembled at its armory at t p. m.
In uniform, and was drilled BY Capt W. 5.
rockwell, of the Ogiethorpe Light In
lantrN of Savannah, Capt. Marshall and
Lieut.. Symons. After the drill refresh
meuls were served and the company was
entertained by neat off-hand address by
capt.. Rockwell, who was more than
Pcased at the showing. Refreshments
were served to everybody present, and
'le dfmorY was crowded The company
escorted Capt Rockwell to the train on
MS departure for Savannah, where three
CAeerS and tiger were given as the train
pulled out from the station. The company
was then marched around the town and
otlE 10 the armOry, where it was dis
y
Hsion deserves credit for the spread.
Last Wednesday Mr.. Jas. w. Ham. seal
CClerk at the Central railroad yard in
savannah, met with quitea serious acct
EgA' winch viii probably confine him to
ms room tor some time. The laborers in
SAa YARD near his Office were uiling l6
NeJ switch ties, and in coming out of the
OlAce door was compelled to pass quite
use 10 the pile. just as he reached the
.IVule a Tie was thrown on the top by
VIZ ItOQfers which caused the bottom
UIes 10 bulge out and in an instant the
5H4oc pie was falling over Mr.. Ham
u.u Dol nave time 10 escape and his legs
NJ pinned TO the ground by the heavy
LL1N I'a. He was Immediately taken out
~ several parties and Dr. Elliott sum
fFouga TO attend his wounds, which were
+''ll 10 De serious fracture of the left
u I,e' ana foot DR. Elliott sewed up the
luna ana special train was made up
ara Master Harvey and Mr.. Ham
,o1-HJ nome. He is now resting as easy
weeks ~ IL -" Az"
INC Chatham Rifle Club andrthe Ladies'
M mary celebrated the Fourth
Il, 't Vi, shoot in the morning and a dance
yHl evening. In the club shoot the
fb-l,.. Ican standard target was used and
a'..,., iSS1auce was 100 yards G.. r. Nun
of s. won The clubs gold medal on score
mi ooL Oh 90 He also won the first
o1t C razor and strop, on score of %
s@'o,,.l "O. Geo. w Gruyer won tn @
Erif10 Prize, pearl handled pocket
IItN' on score of Is ont Of 70 In the