The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-06-25
PooLER's GOSSIP RAG.
The Weeks GOinEs on in the Little
NlllaEe up the Canfral

On ACCOUNT Of the Indictment weather
thursday night the ice cream festival ~
Ihe Pooler Catholic church was not
largely attended. A severe thunder
storm came up about 30 O'Clock and pr,o-
vented many from attending. heladies'
gold necklace was awarded to Miss An
me Won Bergen, daughter of John Won
bergen. The lady managers deserve
much praise for their labor in the build
ing up of the church fund. and RETURN
thanks TO those who assisted them.
Mr. J. A. Crimson, a member Of the
ROCKY Ford Brick company, has been Wis
lung Pooler inspecting the patent brick
kiln built by Mr. G. o. Knox, with view
to having one built at their extensive
works at Rocky Ford. The Pooler Terra
Gotta Manufacturing Company has been
well pleased with the kiln erected for it
and has been turning out A l goods.
The Pooler Rife Club has arranged a
programme for shoot July 4. Three
priz es will be offered.
The POOler Light Infantry will have n
dress parade and rife practice Fourth
July. The company will not parade until
the afternoon, as quite number of the
memb ers belong to the Pooler and
Chatham Rifle Clubs, both of which will
nave rifle practice in the morning The
military has been rendered the use of the
Pooler. Rifle Clubs range, as they desire
TO shoot 200 yards, using the creedmoor
target
Mr.. Chas D. Mccall of Savannah has
been spending a delightful visit at the
home of his friend, Geo. Richardson.
Mrs. j. II. Gay and children of Savan-
nah have moved up to Pooler for the
summer and are stopping at the home of
Geo. Richardson.
Postmaster j. p. Jones having received
a thirty days vacation, left for Miners
vile, Penn, where ne will adjust the es-
tate of his brother, who died last month.
During his absence from Pooler the post
Office will be in charge of Deputy Post
master Horace II. Bleakney.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank George of Savan-
nah were guests at the home of Mr.. and
Mrs. j. r. KrensOn last week
Mrs. l.. r. Ulmo, accompanied by her
children Georgia and Harry, left Pooler
last week FOR Charleston where they will
visit relatives.
Mrs. Jas. Heidi and children have gone
to Pineora where they are visiting
friends.
Mrs. w, R. Mcconnell and son. have
gone to Walthourville where they win
visit relatives
The cottage of Henry Robertson is fast
approaching completion and will be a very
comfortable home when finished.
Judge Bevans will have charge of the
Fence or No Fence" election to be held
on July ) in the Sth District Only reg
istered voters will be allowed to vote
and the polls will be open from a. m. to
6 p. m. (sun time). AS the majority of
Pooler's voters leave here at 5:45 a. m
and return at 7:10 p. m. (sun time) the
hours of keeping the polls open will ne
cessitate their losing quarter of a day
to vote, as they will not be able to cast
their vote in Savannah.
Two more new cottages are being
erected in South Pooler near the artesian
well by Messrs. Whatley, Tietien and
Nell.
Pooler was represented at the Claxton
Masonic celebration yesterday by Lamar
aad Dow Keller, B. Hester, Dave l..
Christian, Jas. Heidi. VIM. Freeman, G.
E. Bevans, Professor J. w. Lee, Dr. Geo.
Richardson, VIM. B. Brannen and S. In
hulsen. More would have gone but
Agent Murdoch did not receive authority
to sell excursion tickets.