The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-01-15
-.r WEEKS NEWS IN PooLER.
,,Vslv SIX Days Happenings in the
Pfuev Village

,,,slv sig Days Happenings in the
! Piuey Village.
vr,op Cooper was guest Of G. B. Pat
.-.n Jr., lest week.
A. Tisblsr Of Savannah visited at the
me Of ). J. Dorney last week.
a.. Fila ane and Miss Lena Rernbert
,,;OJsd brief stay with friends in Fooler
=, week.
Misses Bessie Werntz and Carrie Hewitt
I, Savannah we're visiting among their
eoolsr friends last week.
", ia. Ash of Oliver has been visiting
..,r1 bis friends in Pooler. He wss a
s-sst Of Miss Ethel Patterson.
Mr.. E. z. Pattsrs n OF Grim has been
-. an attended visit 10 the home of Mr.
"a Mrs. Charles B. Patterson.
Altar q pleasant visit among friends in
pooIsr. Miss Lijliso and Ny. Hamlet Pat
.sr.on Of Griffin have returned TO their
hons.
wD. Krsnson was elected treasurer of
n. Chatham Rife Club at their meeting
rridsy, j. Il. Adams having removed to
Ssvsnnah-
Cards are out for the 25th marriage ami
vsyssry Of Mr.. and Mrs. William Freeman.
Monday. Jan. %, at their residence on New
bon street,
Mr., Willie MiscalIy Of Savannah was
,isiting at the home Of G. F. Weber last
rssk. Mr. Miscally thinks there is q bright
future In store for Pooler and has backed
Ais judgments by investing some of his
money 10 Poolss real estate.
The masoue ball given last Thursday bv
Charles B. Patterson, Jr., was quite Q sue
sess notwithstanding the extreme cold
The ball was comfortably filed by CAV
dancers, and many were the surprises when
.bs time for unmaskiDg arrived.
It's understood that Miss Ella Lane. the
sopular teacher in the Pooler public school.
3 70 be removed TO the Henry Street school
n Savannah. This will be regretted BIZ
Poolerites, as the children are greatly at
.schsd to Miss Lane, and do not like 10 see
hsr leave.
Considerable complaint was made last
week by the shoofly passengers when the
aumber Of cars were reduced 70 three in
stead Of four. 1t is very unpleasant for
passengers, after paying for a seat, to be
compelled to stand up until they reach
their destination.
During last week an arrangement was
made by which Capt Frank Devil will
run trains No. 81 and % on the Central
regularly. and Capt. James Kelly will re-
main on No. II and 49, This change will
be good news to all the early birds" az
Capt. Bevil is an old fsvorite with them.
John Won Bergen, superintendent Of
George Meyers beer depot in Savannah,
has commenced the erection os l0-rooni
s-story house on the corner OF Skinner
avenue and Won Bergen street. Mr.. Won
Bergen believes in Pooler real estate. as this
Is the fourth house he has erected here in
she last three years.
Last week Capt. George Wheeler, the
elsver conductor on the shoofiv, surpri ed
bis many friends by telling them good-by,
having been put on the Atlanta run. Con-
iuctor K. L. Brake is now holding down
the shoof1y. The many friends OF Capt.
Wheeler regret TO lose such an efficient and
conductor.
3. Anderson of Pooler received news
Friday of the wreck at sea OF his cousin.
who was on a visit here in November. MIR.
Anderson was steward on the Norwegian
bark Elenor, Capt. Olsen, which sailed
rom Savannah Zee. 9 for Hamburg. The
rev OF the bark were picked up by the
British steamer Andrews Bay, Capt. Whit
urn, and taken to Aarhus.
At the last meeting of Phoenix Castle
No. 9, K. G. E. OF Pooler, the follow
lewly elected officers were installed by II.
|. Herb. grand organizer for Georgia: s. L.
'asterson, P. c.. S. L. Parker, N. c.; DIR.
v. B. Rimes, V. C.. H. II. Bleaknsy, NJ. OF
Z; G. &. Patterson. ST., C. OF E. HI.
;urrell, s. H.; G. B. Oliver, II. Psi c,
Voodcock, V. H. j. II. Grady, K. of E.;
}. 3. Patterson, ST., represeD tative to grand
astle. Phoenix castle is still oldine its
'wn and Is fast filing up Its nat Of mem Uers.
Since the rails and crossties for the West
savannah electric railway have been
pread along the Louisville road, Poolerites
1slieve that it will not be long before the
rack will be in Pooler. A gentleman. who
g IN business in Savannah and in q position
% know thinks the prospect very bright
or electric cars to be running to Pooler.
n bis opinion, the fare will be the same as
hat charged by the Central railroad for
quarterly tickets-$7 so for 156 rides, or
10 cents for the round trip. In answer to
bis inquiries as to how many regular pas
ssngers the electric road would get, he was
surprised to find that the road would carry
about 200 every day. Convenient sched-
lies, he said, would be run in tho morning
and evening TO accommodate the work
ngmen. With the patronage from
rooler. Woodville and West S4vannah, the
road would certainly have all the traffic it
could handle. There would re no trouble
10 get lands in Pooler for depot and side
tracks. The gentlemen who are interested
IN the scheme are getting all the information
hey can before they act.