The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-30
PooLER's GAY GoINGs ON.
The News and Gossip From the Upper
End of Chatham.

Tho News and Gossip From the Upper
End of Chatham.
Services will be held in the now Presby-
terrain church to-day by Rev Way.
Mrs. Murdoch viii leave here Tuesday
for visit to her relatives in Huntsville,
Mr. and Mrs. G. B. Herb were guests at
the home of Capt. +. II. Marshall last
week
Iobn Quantoclz of Savannah spent a de-
rghtful visit at the home Of Sam Davis
last week.
Judge D. A. O'Byrne of Savannah was
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Z.
Deble last week:
Walter Mahoney and Thomas FOgarty
visited among their numerous POOler
friends last week.
John Won Bergen moved into his hand
some new 2-stOry residence just erected
nv Contractor Hamp Herb.
Mrs. Alex Mathews of Charleston, S.
z is spending u very delightful visit at
the home of Mr.. and Mrs George Gruver
The Chatham Rife Club and it's guests
will leave here on the shoohy tomorrow
morning to go to their picnic at Isle of
Hope.
S.H. Collins is having a fine roadway
made to his farm from PoOler When it
is completed the distance win be short
ened materially.
The Pooler Rife Club will hold its May
day shoot tomorrow morning. In the
evening an informal meeting will be held
at the home of President Dave L. Chris
tian.
Miss Lizzie Mahonev, accompanied by
James Gallagher, were guests at the
home of Miss Annie Grady last week
Miss Nora FOrehand was also visiting this
lady.
Gibson Stewart, who has been on a
months visit at the homo of Station
Agent Murdoch, returned to his home in
Apopka, Fla. last week well pleased with
his trip to our piney town.
1t seems that nothing further has been
done within the past week toward push
ing forward the Pooler hotel. The people
on every side are clamoring fol'it. The
progressive people of Pooler want d hotel
and they are going to have it.
Capt. Frank Bevill the popular con-
ductor on the "McNeely special" re-
ceived the thanks of the Ladies' Auxil-
larry of the Confederate Veterans Asso-
citation for the beautiful flowers which he
sent them for memorial purposes last
week.
Contractor f. e. Buckner of Savannah,
who has a contract for the driving of the
artesian wells, has finished the South
Pooler well and has carried his force of
men over to the Collins truck farm to
finish up Mr.. Collins well. The drill i'll
this well is down to about ninety feet.
Chief Engineer w A. Dayton of the
Savannah water works was in Pooler
Tuesday making examinations of the
artesian well bored by Mr. Buckner of
Savannah Mr.. Dayton was very much
pleased with his trip, and thinks that
POOlerites ought to feel elated over the
flow and quality of the well water.
Engineer William Bodell of Savannah,
who received the handsome gold Brother
hood of Locomotive Engineers pin at the
recent Cathedral fair, is to be COngrat-
ulated upon the large number of votes
turned over by his friends. Out of 740 he
received $40. Mr.. Bodell is well-knOwn
in POOler, having married one of our most
popular young ladies, Miss NJ Grady
Mr. Thomas p. Heidi has received the
plans and specifications of his new house
drawn by Architect r. Cartright of
Pooler Mr.. Sam Blackwell has the CON
tract for building same. The house will he
located on the Louisville road where his
residence was destroyed by fire. The
building will be so arranged as to give
him a store and room for his boracine
factory.
Postmaster Jones received the follow
ing communication from the Ladies' Aux
iiary, c. V. A, Friday: please convey
the thanks of the Ladies' Auxiliary. c.. Y.
A, to the ladies of Pooer for the beauti-
full flowers sent for decoration purposes,
and accept many thanks yourself for the
promptness with which you responded to
our call Gratefully yours Ladies' Aux
iiary, c. V. A."
The fire at Mr.. G. B. divers last Sun
Gay night has again made some of the
Poolerites think of getting some fire pro-
lection. One gentleman stated to the
MORNING NEWS representative that he
Woult be willing to head a list of 100 citi-
Zens, each to give 81 and purchase a
chemical engine. There is no doubt but
that II everybody would take an interest
III inns matter, we would soon have an en-
CINE here.
>. II. Collins moved into his new resi-
dence last week and is once more feeling
at home. Mr.. Collins now has as fine
mousse as there is in Chatham county
contractor Moses Solomons has been COM
pLunented on all sides for the fine work
on the building and also for the time con-
sulned IN the construction. The house is
Two stories, with eight rooms, Verandas
on both floors. Hardly four weeks were
consumed in putting it up, although every
part is finished in Al order Mr. James
II. Mealng of Wilton, Conn, was awarded
"Ai'A"Nu iOI bilG pdlUJUlR, WllCn
alone IS guarantee that it is finished in
tne best style known in the painting bust
The artesian well on the property of
tMesSfs Iietjcn, Nell and Whatley. in
south Poolcr was completed last week at
depth of 1862 feet. The flow of the well
Is - gallons to the minute or over &c, 900
gallons day. This output would be
amply sufficient to supply three towns
m IKE Pooler with pure drinking water
me exact hight Of the flow has not yet
oeen ascertained. The water is now run
hhi ig out of 4-inch pipe over 10 feet
Ign with no perceptible diminution in
tne strength of the flow. Additional pine
mas been ordered and a final test viii be
mace tomorrow as to the actual hight of
me now The water is almost entirely
Tree OF mineral, clear and very cold