The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-05-28
PooLER's LIVELY BUDGET.
Plenty of Gossip from Savannah's
Next Door Neighbor.


Miss Bertha Pacetti of Savannah was a
guest of Mr. and Mrs William Freeman
last week.
The Pooler Light Infantry will give its
| entertainment next Wednesday at Pat
tersOn hall.
Henry Robertson will soon commence
! the erection of a cottage on Iietjen street,
near Rogers.
Rev. Norris of Liberty county has been
visiting his many friends in Pooler during
the past week.
/ Mrs. james Fenneu and children were
/ on visit to the home of Charles Richard
/ son last week.
Tuesday Memorial day. being a legal
/ holiday the postoftice will be closed after
| 10 O'Clock a. m.
| Z. S. Ryan, one of Tammany's tigers,
! was visiting among his many friends in
POOler last week
Mrs. M. H. Hurst of Egypt was spend
! ing visit at the home of Mr.. and Mrs
D. A. Meray last week
Mrs. John j. Gay and children of Sa-
vannah were on a visit to the home of
Tom Richardson last week.
Miss Lula and Amelia Sanders of Sa-
vahnah were visiting at the home of MIR.
and Mrs. Fl. H. Burrell last week.
Mrs. John Waldren and two sons and
Miss Ida Waldren were visiting at the
home of George Richardson last week.
Mr. William Lindner, accompanied by
Miss Peterson of Savannah, where visit
ing among their many friends last week.
George Cole and William Huoit, two
well known boilermakers of the Central
railroad, were visiting Henry Robertson
last week.
Miss Malie Eason of Tattnall county is
visiting among her friends in Pooler, and
is guest at the home of MIR. and Mrs d.
&. Newton
Miss Minna Sulter of Savannah has
been pleasant visitor at the home of her
young friend, May Davis, daughter of
Sam Davis.
Mr.. and Mrs G. A. Waller of Mem
hard, on the South Bound railroad, were
visiting at the home of Thomas Richard
son last week.
Rev. r. Webb was visiting among his
many friends in Pooler last Sunday, after
holding services at the Antioch church,
on Pine Barren road
Hollis w Clark and family were guests
at the home of Henry Shave last week
and were highly pleased with their first
visit to the piney town.
Mr.. Charles Jantjen, well-l1nown Ger
man of Savannah, who purchased the
Blackwell cottage on Rothwell street,
moved his family up on last Thursday.
Next Wednesday the classes of Misses
Rembert and Metzger will have an outing
at the Half Moon" They will go over in
wagons and will leave here about 0oclock
a. m.
L. D. Strutton, who has been located in
StateSboro for some time past. has sol d
out and returned to POOler. He is a guest
at the home of MIR. and Mrs. j. r. With.
ington.
Last Tuesday a very enjoyable birthday
party was given at the home of j. B.
Jones in honor of the 10Th birthday of
Miss Rosa Avetett, and was largely at
tended.
Tom Richardson, one Of Pooler's most
quiet citizens, is going to have brag
squash soon that will surprise most peo-
pie. 1t measures Is inches in diameter
and is as tender as can be.
Pooleritesg RECALLED themselves in legal
lore last week and seemed 10 enjoy it,
Judge Beva1s was holding court and the
case was being pleaded by two well-known
Savannah lawyers, Messrs. Rockwell and
Gigniliat.
A happy birthday party took place last
week at the home of Henry Rose in honor
of the birthday of his two children
George, years, and Lille, years Re
freshments were served during the after
noon and the little ones had a very happy
time.
Last week MIR and Mrs. T, e. Hurst of
Egypt, No. Central railroad, stopped in
| POoler en- route to Savannah on their
bridal tour. They were married Sunday
morning. During their stay in Pooler
they were the guests of Mr.. and Mrs. j.
A. Meray.
Last week Messrs. James Moore, John
Bannon and Calvin Moore, three of the
Central's popular engineers, were enjoy
ing happy rest at Bucks bluff, near
Bloomingdale, fishing and camping. They
report catching lots of fish and having a
good time.
Eel Lodge No. 335, F. and A. NJ, of
! Claxton, on the Sam road, will have a
celebration ON St. Johns day and has in
vited Richard T. Turner lodge of Pooler
| to participate. p. M, II. f. G. Smith ex-
poets to take good number of Poolerites
up on that day, and promises everybody a
huge time.
Since the three-Quarte time reform was
| started decided change has been made
in several departments at the Central
| The timers and painters are now trying
| to arrange matters so that they, too, may
| have the pleasure of losing their day and
! a half at one time instead of losing three
hours every day.
AT meeting of Hancock post, Grand
Army of the Republic, of Savannah, held
! Thursday evening Postmaster Jones was
requested to solicit flowers to use in
! decorating graves Tuesday. All CON
| tributions can be sent to the postof1ice by
shoohy time and the baskets will be re-
! turned by Mr.. Jones.
Last week the conductors and train
men on the Central railroad came out in
their new summer uniforms of blue serge.
| The caps are of the same material as the
coat and pants, and make a very hand
some appearance. One row of the Cen
trial railroad monogram brass buttons
ornament the coat. The suit is said to be
the most comfortable summer suit yet
adopted by the road.
One of Savannah's greatest base ball
'fans'' was in Pooler inquiring about
! base ball matters last week,
and seemed delighted when
! informed that efforts were being
made to organize nine in our military
company Pooler has the material from
which a formidable nine could be selected
| and it will be put in shape very soon, as
Lieut. Symons has made up his mind to
! put his company in the arena and COM
| pete with the Savannah military during
! this summer.
Several PooleIites are being deluded
with the idea that the Incorporating of
! IOolar is only tba ifppiiDu of ono nprsOO