The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-14
THE TALK OF PooLER.
News and Gossip Picked Up Here and
There Among Poolerites.

News and Gossip Picked Up Here and
There Among Poolerites.
Mr. and Mrs. John Middleton visited
among their friends in Eooler last week.
John Klein Of Savannah was visiting at
at the home of Mr.. and Mrs II. II. Nor
gan.
Rev. Louis Price, accompanied by his
wife, is visiting MIR. and Mrs. f. Cart
wright.
NJ FISHER of Savannah was guest at
the home of Mr. and Mrs. A. j. Darney
last week
DR. NJ. X. Corbin of Savannah was a
guest at the home of Mr. Herbert Bowden
last week.
nah were guests Of Mr.. Henry M Gentry
last week.
Mrs link and daughter, Miss Emma
link, were guests at the home of Miss
Annie Grady.
Mrs NJ. T'idwcll of Savannah has been
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs j. Il.
Wilmington.
Mr. John Quantock of Savannah was
visiting at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam
Davis last week
Mrs. Holman and Mrs. Eckert were
guests at the home OF Mr. and Mrs
George Schroeder last week
Contractor Sam Blackwell has COM
menced work on the residence of Thomas
p. Heidi, On the Louisville road
Mrs. d. G.. Patton, accompanied by her
son Fred, visited the home of Mr.. and
Mrs Dave L. Christian last week
Mr.. Ed McCaferry, accompanied by
Misses Annie Russell and Theresc Say
arese, visited friends in Pooler last week.
Miss Brown, Miss Wilson, Mr. Otto and
In 81.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Won Bergen last week
Tate Newton, son of D. c. Newton, who
has been attending school in North Caro-
lima, has returned home to spend his
vacation,
Mrs Emery and Lena Exley, Berry's
station, South Bound, and Miss Mamie
Rain, Savannah, were guests at the
home of Mr.. and Mrs. Sam Davis.
Contractor Moses Solomons is erecting
building for Mrs. Grady, on the Louis
vile road, near Rogers street, in which
she will open a merchandise store.
The work of putting up the ceiling in
the Methodist church has been rapidly
pushed ahead and viii be finished in
few days. Contractor j. NJ. Wlborn has
the work under his charge
Rev. L. I. Way held services at the new
Pooler Presbyterian church last Sunday
ana preached TO large congregations.
While in PoOlcr Rev. Way was d guest at
Inc home of Mr.. and Mrs Bowden.
The contract for the building Of the st.
James Episcopal chapel has been awarded
to Contractor Shoalwater, and he win
nave 1t finished in a few DAYS. A large
cross has been donated to the chapel and
Will be placed al the top of the spire
The uniforms for the Pooler Light In
fantry We're received in POoler yesterday
by Capt f. II. Marshall and viii be
turned over to the members as soon as
possible probably tomorrow or Tuesday.
Inc company will very likely give dress
parade and hop next week.
Capt. Bcvill Of the NfcNeely special had
MS hands full last week handling the May
week visitors to Savannah. Every morn
ing from Monday till THURSDAY he had no
less than 200 passengers and carried them
IN Jhree cars at that. All the way from
Lyons to Pooler the accommodating
May week.
D; c; Newton, Hugh Hart, J. A. Stand
neld, $ A. Sheftal, f M Gill, r. Sea-
brook, j. +. Burnside, w. A. Gill and G.
y Bostock were among the vegetable
Shippers from POoler last week These
gentlemen shipped truck to all parts of
the country, mostly going to New York
agent Murdoch is now beginning to have
nus hands full and will be kept busy dur
ing lhe entire season shipping vegetables
The Southern Express Company has
paced an agent at POoler to look after its
business at this point. MIR. i. L. CourtOy
rom Orange Home, Fla, has been in
CHafge OF the Office, The need for an Of
nee here has been apparent for some
UlH-e, out the company could not keep a
coihpejent man on account Of the small
sdIdiS. The business has increased so
Lluch lately that it was compelled to
nave an agent located here
The second anniversary of the Pooler
Methodist Sunday school viii be held TO-
TTl-lJ at o'clock p. N. The Rev. George
!: ReYlere Will oficiate. The programme
Will consist Of carols. responsive and
scilptural readings. prayers. recitations,
no. 70 exercises, dialogues, etc Supt. II.
H. Morgan and Secretary and Treasurer
g'Aes ". Heidi viii read their annual
-lforJS. The regular Sunday services
"ili be held in the morning
considerable disappointment was oc-
iI"s4oned last week b. the running Of Che
-1.e train Thursday night Wednesday
.roihlHg three gentlemen, representing
ssNe citizens OF Pooler, called 1T The super
".eHdent's olice aad asked that late
-atl ne run, so that Poolerites and others
.,oAd witness the carnival parade and re-
.-.1 nome the same night. They were
,--9fIned That there had been 10 request
iOL llbc Tram. ana III
was hardly thought probable that one
YOU'D be run. The committee
hat informed that there would
TO .aJc train. Accordingly the COM
..'-lee notified POOioilcs generally 10
.-a' ebcct. There was considerable sEr-
when IL was announced that q late
..'.h would De rgn. Parties who intended
~. .' TO The city changed their mind and
e4 home. and tl0se vino were deter
rINoa 10 ece thc parade made arrange
,.".s Do stag ali night The train was
ga 40 The nst moment and COaaa-
'nlY only hmaH number awaited
iael'e oi the privilege VI going home