The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-03-19
POoLER's GoINGs ON.
The Gossip in the Little Town Up the
Central.

The Gossip in the Little Town Up the
Central.
Miss Emma link OF Savannah is spend.
ing pleasant visit at the homs of Mrs, 3.
Grady.
Mr.. and Mrs. John BrantIsy of savan,
nah were visiting at the home Of Mr. F. H,
Forshand last week.
Judge Bevans, who was reported suffer-
ing from an attack Of paralysis, is improv.
ing as fast as can be expected.
Mrs. Walter Ham, accompanied by Mim
Sarah Ham, left Wednesday for Atlanta,
where they will visit reiatives
E. w. Bates and G. B. Brunson Of Mob.
ley Pond, Scriven county, have been visit
ing at the home Of Mrs. B. C. Buford.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry NJ. Gentry and Miss
Mamie Gentry returned home last week,
after having spent pleasant visit among
relatives in Atlanta.
When the grand jury makes its eI-
animation Of the public schools it is hoped
by POoler citizens that it will not confns
itself to Savsnnah's schools.
Misses Emma and Marie Hazslhurst Of
Savannah, who have been on an extended
visit to the home Of Mrs. J. w. SYmons re-
turned home last week, delighted with their
trip.
The committee having charge OF the
festival for the benefit of the Catholie
church is perfecSing arrangements for the
Easter hop. 1t Ia expected that a large
party from Savannah will attend.
Last Sunday the Rev. Revier held
services at the Pooler Methodist church
and both morning and evening services
were largely attended. While in Pocler 10
was guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Henry Rose.
DR.. Bleakney has been confined to his
room for the past week. His illness is said
to be some liver trouble. The doctor has
been travelling about the country attending
his patients, ana it is thought that exposure
is the main cause of his trouble.
The many friends Of Willie MorroWs, the
pc lite baggagemaster on Capt. Beebsd
Nancy Hanks train, were happy when they
learned that he had not been injured in loss
weeks smash-up. Mr.. Morrovs had Juss
stepped into the rear car when the crash
came.
Mrs. Amanda Wilson, one Of PoolerS
best known citizenE, has been in very CRIT
ical condition during last week. Her illness
was superinduced by nervous prostratlon'
Mrs. Wilson is over 80 years OF age and up
to few weeks ago was as active as moss
persons twenty years younger than herself
Tuesday, April IA, has be.deoided upon by
the members Of the st. James Episcopal
chapel for their building fund entertain
ment. Arrangements will be made WIN
the Central for the sale Of excursion hcke~
and O'Clock a. m. train to return TO Ss-
vanneh to accommodate visitors VINO 90
not desire to be away from town all nlghG
Messrs. Ben Rockwell, }. W. Lee, pen
Green, Dave L. Christian and Arthur KEN
nickel will act as a committee of arrange
ments. A band from Savannah will fuFS
Dish music for dancing.
8. Augustus Borders, formerly ysrdmAs-
ter for the Central railroad at Savannah
but lately with the Sam road as passenger
conductor between Lyons and Montgomery,
was in Savannah Friday visiting DIS
friends and bidding them good~by 0eLeie
leaving for Chicago, where he has Desh
given berth on the illinois Central ran
road. His run will be TO the worlds IslI
grounds. Mr.. Borders will be accompanies
Dy Messrs Sid Nelson and j. Thomas, TWO
well-kuown ex-Central conductors, VINO
have also been appointed to good positions
on the same road. The party will lssVS
Montgomery tomorrow.