The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-18
sumMER aossIP IN PooLER.
Tho Pooler Infantry Entertained-A
Grandchildren Dinner.

Grandchildren Dinner.
Miss Mamie Roach was visiting at the
home Of +. e. McEvady last week.
Mr. NJ Tishler of Savannah was visit
ing at the home of A. J. Darney last week
Mrs. Sarah Brown and children, Of Sa-
vannah, were visiting at the home OF Mrs.
Grady last week
Mr. and Mrs. Thorpe Of Savannah were
in Pooler yesterday prospecting and Will
probably locate here.
Miss Sutherland, who has been visiting
her sister, Mrs. Joseph B. Newton, has
gone TO Rose Hill, n. G.
Mrs. Thomas P. Heidi and children
have gone 10 Wilmington Island where
they will remain for few weeks.
Mrs. Hunter Henderson and children
have been on a weeks visit to the home
of her father, G. B. Patterson, Sr.
Mrs. O. NJ. Branson and children Of At
lanta, were visiting at the home of her
brother, Mr.. Henry NJ. Gentry last
week.
A special meeting of the Pooler Rife
Club will be held Thursday evening at
the residence of J. Snyder on Newton
street.
Mrs. Griffin, accompanied by her two
daughters, Misses Annie and Agnes,
were visiting at the home Of Tom Rich
ardson last week.
Henry Rose, one of Pooler's best known
citizens, has moved his family to Millen,
where he has position with the Millen
and Southern railway.
Mr. and Mrs William Sucker of Au-
gusta were guests Of Mr.. and Mrs Arthur
Kennickell last week and were exceed
ingly pleased with their first trip to the
piney town,
No clew has been found to the burglars
who broke open the depot Thursday
night. Several parties have been sus-
pected, and it is expected the robbers viii
be run down in a few days.
Miss Susie. B. Williams of Hampton
county, South Carolina, who has been
visiting friends in Pooler for the past two
weeks, has gone to Button, where she
expects to remain some time.
% Alta meeting of the Chatham Rifle
Club held last week a programme was
made up for the clubs annual shoot on
July A. The gold and leather medals, be-
sides other trophies will be shot for.
Mr.. George w. Gruver one of Pooler's
most enterprising citizens, is giving his
residence a thorough overhauling and
painting and when completed will be
quite an improvement to Rogers street.
The delegation from Richard T. Turner
Lodge No. ll6, r. and A. M, who will
visit Eel lodge at Claxton, will leave
here next Saturday morning on the Sam
train, returning same day Tickets will
be on sale at the depot, good for the round
trip, at 81 80. w. M. Joseph B. Newton
expects to take up at least fifteen men in
the delegation
At the regular meeting of the Ladies'
Auxiliary to the Chatham Rifle Club held
last Monday the following officers were
elected: President, Mrs. j. w Lee; vice
president Mrs. Joe Rowe; secretary Mrs.
Hamp Herb; treasurer, Mrs. j. II. Kren-
son. A committee was appointed to make
for a celebration of the
Fourth of July.
Last Sunday Mrs. S. A Waters cele-
DRAFTED her Goth birthday by giving a din
ner to her grandchildren and a very
happy time was had by all who had the
pleasure of being present. There were
sixteen grandchildren present, the faith
ers of which are Messrs. j. A Rowe, r.
G. Norton, DR., S. A Blackwell and w.
G. Waters During the day three of the
grandchildren were christened.
The Pooler Light Infantry had a drill
and inspection Friday evening, at which
thirty-one uniformed members were
present, Quite large-crowd of Pooler-
ties were out to see the boys go through
the movements. After the drill Capt.
IL NAdAhnNh AnNltGu bu6 COul-
panY to attend a collation. at his
residence. Arriving at his house the
company was marched into the hallway
where hountiful supply of cream, cakes,
fruit, cigars etc, awaited the deadly
attack Of the infantry. During the even
ing speeches were made by Lieut. B. S.
Symons, Sergt. g. E. Bevans, Prof.
Krenson and others. The Pooler quartet,
B. s. and Joe Symons, Beyans and Capt.
MarShal alq0 addAd tn tho
entertainment by rendering several bal
lads. The collation. was given by the
captain in honor of the company's first
anniversary, and was not known to any
of the members until the invitation was
given 10 his house. More interest is being
manifested in the military now than
heretofore, and Capt. Marshall is justly