The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-02-05
THE WEEKS RvBNrs IN pooLER.
Plenty of News From the Little
Village.

village.
Miss Emma Eason of Savannah was a
visitor at the home of D. G. Newton.
John Stevens Of Savannah was visiting
his sister. Mrs. f. II. Marshall, last week.
Mr.. and Mrs c. F. Berry of Savannah
visited at tho home Of Sam Davis last week
Milton Kennickell spent pleasant time
at the home of his brother Arthur recently.
Milton Cooper of Savannah was visiting
among his numerous friends in Pooler last
week.
E. c. Eden of Savannah spent pleasant
visit at the home of his parents on Rogers
street last weea.
Misses Julia and Lily Drayton were
guests at the home Of Mrs John w. Symons
last week.
home of her friend, Miss Minnie Buford,
last week.
NJ. f. McCarty Of Savannah was at the
home of H. NJ. Gentry a few days ago
Mr.. McCarty was surprised at the growth
Of PoOler in the past two years.
A party consisting Of Mr. and Mrs. Ed
ward Tishler, accompanied by M. Tishler
of Savannah, were spending happy stay
ar the home of A. j. Dorney last week.
Miss Mamie Parsons of New York, who
is visiting among friends in harIeston and
Savannah, paid Pooler a visit last week,
and was a guest at the home of II. NJ.
Gentry.
The Pooler telephone will soon begin to
go up as the amount necessary has been
about secured. q. B. W batley, Esq, is the
author Of the enterprise, and says that its
success is assured.
The need Of the telephone in Pooler was
plainly shown last Wednesday. Sc 7erAI
parties who had engagements in Savannah
were compelled to use the telegraph stating
that the wrecksOn the Central delayed their
reaching the city on time.
As was predicted, the clever conductor,
r. l.. Brake, was removed from the shOOfiy,
and Capt. E. R. Carswell now commands
this train. Mr.. Brake was removed on Gc~
count of the seniority rule, which exists
among all the railroad employees
Judge Bevans is not worrying himself
much over the contest of his election by
Fogarty, the negro who held his election at
Monteith. Judge Bevans received notice of
the contest from Fogaruy's lawyers, and
will be on hand at the appointed time.
Mr.. W. g. Baker of Pooler, who is en-
ployed at the CentraPs paint shops met
with a very severe accident recently which
laid hum up for week. He was walking
across the tracks in the yard and tripped
on q rail, which caused him to fall face
down against Lue OppOSlI6 TAI, cutting q
deep gash in his face and head.
A party, consisting of Clinton Sawyer,
Walter CIR, IS, Vincent Connerat, Glover
Furguson and Lanney Blackwell, visited
Pooer last Sunday on wheels, and after a
short rest. left for Eden, where they in
tended to spend the day. They returned to
Savannah by the Jette special in the after
noon. as the dirt road " as too heavy.
The Pooler tannery is turning out some
excellent leather. The output will be
nearly 900 sides within the next thirty
DAYS. The proprietors expect to double
their plant within the next sixty days. This
will. Of course. give steady employ ment TO
an increased number of operatives, all OF
whom will make their homes in Pooler.
Station Agent Murdoch will very likely
most bulletin the next time wreck takes
Mace on the pride Of Georgia p as his life
was bored out Of him last Wednesday
answering questions as to what time the
first east.bound passenger train would ar
i've SUIT. McNeely will probably furnish
him with a bulletin board In day or two
10 hang up on the waiting room.
MIR. Ben Rothwell has bic on novel plan