The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-08-27
THE NEWS IN PooLER.
The Weeks Happenings, Social, Per-
sonal and Otherwise.

sOnal ana OLnerWiSe.
Mr.. w. F. Rendant visited Mr.. John
Anderson this week.
Miss Mary Cash was visiting her trends
In PoOler last week:
Mr. r., Holland was a visitor at Mr.. A
Kennickell's last week.
Mrs. Bolen and children spent Sunday
with Mrs. r. Hussey last week.
Mrs. Mayole Gruver is a guest at the
home of j. A. Dorney this week.
r. T. King returned home from Viii
mington, N. c., last Wednesday,
Miss Willie Farrell is visiting her
grandparents, Mr.. and Mrs. Forehand.
Rev. r. E. Lee will hold services this
morning and evening at the Baptist
church.
MIR. d. j. Buttimer and Miss Lizzie
Falon spent Sunday at the home of H. G.
Buford.
Mrs. 1. Gallager, accompanied by her
daughter, were visiting Mrs. E. Grady
Thursday.
Miss Gussie Mopart of Savannah is en-
joying the hospitality of Miss Belle How
ard for few days.
Capt A. S. Canuet and Mrs Canuet
were visitors at the home of Mr.. E.
Cartwright last Sunday.
Mr. Lem Howard of Florida is visiting
at the home of his sister, Mrs. w. Arm
strong, on Newton street.
Mrs. E. Paine was the guest of j. A.
Kessman on Tuesday, and returned home
highly pleased with Pooler.
Mrs. w. Lee returned Friday from
Millen, where she has been spending some
days with relatives and friends.
Mrs. J. B. Jones has returned home
from Statesboro, having spent a pleasant
week in that thriving little town.
Mr. and Mrs c. Motifs moved up to
Pooler last Tuesday and are located at
the pretty house of Mr.. H. Burrell.
Mrs. Charles T. Cox, accompanied by
her daughters Ruthie and Eulalia, were
visitors at the home of d. L. Christian
last week
Mrs. e. Simons and the Misses Bessie
and Emily Simons returned home last
Friday from Isle of Hope, where they
spent pleasant week on the salts.
Mr. Willie Powell, who has been visit
ing his uncle, Mr. Steve Collins, left for
MaldOn Branch last week to visit friends,
after which he will return to PoOler and
locate permanently.
Laura Spivey the coIored cook of j. r.
Jones, on returning home the other evening
came across a rattlesnake on the Louis
vile road and killed it. The snake meas
| ured feet, and had rattles.
The announcement of the death of Mrs
Thomas Henderson of Savannah was re-
ceived with universal regret by the peo-
pie of Pooler. She had a large circle of
friends here and was liked by one and all.
A. w. Stevens and j. J. Stevens. of
Charleston, were visitors at the home of
Capt F. H. Marshall last week Mr. A.
w. Stevens is an old Pooler resident. He
is the father of Mrs. T. Fl. Marshall, and
was surprised at the growth of Pooler
since he left it.
What might have been a serious fire
was averted by its timely discovery by
Mr. G. Richardson He saw smoke issu-
ing from the roof of Mrs. Hussey's house
| on Skinner avenue and soon had a ladder
on the ground, and with little assist
ance soon had the fire out, the damage
! being large hole in the roof
The Pooler Light Infantry is progress
| ing very favorablY in the manual of arms
Friday night, at the regular weekly drill
they practiced guard mounting for the
first time, and their drilling was a credit
to the company. There seems to be new
life sprung up in the company and every
member is working hard for its success.
A young peoples sociable was given
Tuesday evening at the residence of Mrs.
Jantzen, under the~ conduct of Misses
Annie Jantzen, May Gruver and Aggie
DOrney. Among those who attended were
Misses Marie Debele, Lizzie Debele, Leola
Shave, Alma Shave, Lottie Saunders.
Willie Jantzen and Mamie Gentry, and
Masters Freddie Debele, and Willie Jant-
zen. Juvenile games were INDUCED in,
and happy time was had by all.