The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-05
raE SENSATIONS IN pooLEg.
me Goings On That Keep People
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me Goings On That Keep People
4 Awake Up There.
81 Among the visitors TO Pooler last week
rare Sir. aud Mrs. J. G. Roberts of Savau-
q nab.
Mr. and Mrs. B. E. Warnock of Savau-
s. nsh visited the home Of James W. Heidi
last week,
Mr.. and Mrs. Steve Eady of Savannah
we're visiting at the homs or James W.
Ham last week.
Mr.. Walter Mahoney and Miss Ryan of
Savannah were visiting at the home Of T.
F McEvady last week.
mir. aad Mrs. Clifford Hill OF Savannah
we're on q visit to the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. Sheftan last week.
Judge Bevans received his commission
a. iustioe of the peace from the governor
last week and is ready for business.
P. N. Wilson, late telegraph operator and
agent at Pooler, but now conductor on the
Savannah, Florida aud Western railway.
was visiting friends Ia Pooler a few DAYS
ago
Last Thursday Mr.. B. Mcdonald, who
has been residing for some time in Savan-
nah. removed TO Pooler. This is another
instance Of "once a Poolerite, always a
Poolerite."
Richard 7. Turner Lodge No. 11S, F. and
A. NJ, will hold its regular communication
Thursday evening and will confer the NJ
NJ. degree. A fish fry will be one Of the
features OF the evening.
The choir CT the st. James Episcopal
chapel, under leadership of C. F. Weber,
Is actively engaged in rehearsing new
Easter carols. and fine music will be rem
dered at the Easter morning services.
Mrs J. B. ForehAnd Of Pooler, who went
T,,olr ~
examination for the position of teacher in
the public school, made a good average, and
has secured the position. She has the best
wishes Of her friends In Pooler in the re-
sponsibiliries she has assumed.
Il The Pooler Rife Club will hold it's regu-
lar monthly meeting at the home of NJ. w.
Kent next Thursday evening. 1t is under
stood that the club will appoint a commit
& tee to arrange a programme for the annual
a Mayday prize shoot. President Dave l..
Christian hopes to see every member pres
ent.
party who has good building site in
q Pooler has been quietly making deal with
81 q company to locate a lotion ice factory
here. There is no doubt an ice factory OF
that size could be probably run in Pooler.
81 IL would be a good shipping point to all
stations on the Central and Savannah and
81 Western railroads, besides supplying Pooler.
& Ice would be used more by Poolerites if they
could buy it direct from factory, than by
having it shipped from Savannah, and il
a would cost them less.
Last week thief drew the staples on the
\ door of Mrs. A. Grady's stable and stole her
horse. After taking the animal he visited
q Morgan's store and took Mr. MorgaE's de-
s. livery wagon. 1t is nos known how long
the animal was gone or where the parties
n went, but it was completely exhausted and
& played out the next morning when found
3 10 the stable. Mr.. Morgan will have to
4 put his wagon IN the repair shop, as it was
s broken down by the ''prowlegsn during
their moonlight drive.
Capt. George Wheeler, who was trans
& ferred from the shoofiv some time ago and
put on the Atlanta run, has been put in
charge of his old train again. Capt. Brake
goes back to q freight run. The Pooler
ladies who travel regularly on the shoofiy
regret to lose Capt. Brake, as there was no
more efficient and accommodating con-
ducSor on the road than be. He well de-
serves the good words which have been
spoken in his favor. and they hope if Capt
Wheeler is removed that Capt. Brake will
again assume charge of the shoody.
The Episcopal mission under the direction
OF Bishop Nelson will soon commence the
erection of parsonage for the Rev. Will
lam r. Mcconnell of the st. James chapel
A lot has been secured on Rogers street neal
the chapel and q handsome structure will be
built. The offer was made Rev. Mcconnell
to build in Savannah or any place he sug'
gested, and has selected Pooler. His con-
gregation has increased very largely in thu
past two months and he naturally felt al
though he would prefer living i'll commu
nifty where his congregation was the largest
Next Thursday evening is the meeting O.
the Porter Fire Company. The need of
fire com pany in Pooler has often been dis
cussed. but there are quite a number of citi
zens who are opposed to an organized body
OF firemen, believing that in case of fire
crowd could be gathered which could sub
due a fire as quick as those who have an
officer to direct them in their work. Poolel
has been exceptionally fortunate in regard
to fires, only three of any consequence hav.
ing occurred since the town was started
The time may come some day when thost
who are now opposed to the fire company
will wish they had given the boys helping
hand.
A deal was copsummated last week by q
stock company whereby Pooler will again
be brought prominently before the CONNER
cial world. 1t Is now proposed TO open
terra Gotta works, manufacturing every
thing that ia usually turned out at a pot
terry. The company has ample means &
back the enterprise and will commence
work in few days. The factory will abut
the Central railroad and tracks will bt
built through the plant so that the product
can be handled with rapidity in carload lots
The officers Of the company are well-knowr
business men end are confident that the
goods manufactured at Pooler will compare
favorably with any made.