The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-04-02
PoOLER's BAsTaa BUDGET.
A Lovely Collection OF News From the
Little Village.

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Seabe Sloan and family spent a pleasant
visit at the home OF William Snyder last
week.
L. D. Strutton, of the old Pooler Arm Of
Heidi & Strutton, is visiting the home Of j..
r. Wilmington.
Easter services will be held by the Pres
byterians to-day. Rev. L. Way, the regu-
lar pastor, will offloiate.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holland Of Savan-
nah made delightful visit at the home OF
Arthur Kenniokell last week.
Mr.. j. e. NARROW Of Eden is visiting al
the home of Mr. Ben Rothwell. Mr.. Mar
low is still suffering from the effects Of his
long illness.
There will be no Easter morning services
at the Methodist church The hour Of hold
ing Sunday school has been changed from
$3.50 to o'clock.
T. P. Heidi, to amuse the school children,
had an Easter egg drawing at his house
Friday. Every child presenting the card
bearing their name received pretty dyed
egg.
The proposed entertainment which was "a
have been held tomorrow night by the
Catholics of Pooler has been postponed. All
necessary arrangements could not be per-
fected in time, hence the postponement.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Janson Of Savannah
were visiting at the home OF John Won
Bergen last week. Mr.. Jauson has bee
negotiating for building site in Pooler and
it will not be long before he will be a
Poolerite.
Mr.. and Mrs. Martin Suffer of Savannah,
accompanied by Miss Annie Suffer, were
guests at the home of Mrs. James Symons
last week. Mr.. Sulter has decided upon
having a country residence, and settled upon
POOlar az Eba TpAat dagira bIa location
A new time table on the Central railroad
goes into effect at ) o'clock this morning.
Poolerites who travel on the shoohy in the
evening will have co get TO the depot earlier,
as the trein leaves at instead of 6:l0. All
other passenger trains remain the same.
Capt. Frank Bsvil, who was sick last
week. has returned TO his train, much to
the satisfaction of bis regular patrons.
Capt. Bevil. by his genial manners, has
endeared himself to the travelling public to
such extent that they regret to lose him for
one trip.
Last week a petition was being signed by
all the citizens Of the Eighth district asking
the county commissioners to consider the
draining OF Pipem0ker swamp. With Pipe
maker swamp systematically drained many
a truck garden would spring into existence
where it is now wild land.
In last weeks lisv of promotions in the
Pooler Light Infantry the name of J. w.
Leo, second sergeant, was inadvertently
| omitted. Sergt. Lee is one OF the most
| jealous members in the company and al
ways takes the nVeliest interest in every
thing pertaining to its welfare.
The committee on the entertainment for
the benefit OF the st. James Episcopal
| church tower fund have secured cheap rates
| for SavannRhiaus who desire to visit Pooler
TO attend the frolic. Round trip tickets will
| be sold at 36 cents. A train will leave
Pooler at 2 o'clock a. m. for those who de-
sire to return before day.
Last week Contractor E. E. Buckner of
Savannah arrived in Pooler with all the
necessary machinery required in boring the
srtesian wells, and has everything in posi-
ton to bore the first well at s. II. Collins
truck farm. Mr.. Buckner will bore the
South Pooler well at the same time that he
will work the Collins we'll
Miss Annie Grady gave an "egg hunt" to
the youngsters yesterday, and it was a
happy time for all. Dyed eggs were placed
in every nook and corner that could be
| found, and when everything was ready
word was given and the hunt commenced
Pandemonium reigned supreme for awhile,
but as each youngster began to find eggs
less noise was made. Ii was happy after
noon for the children.
A good joke is told on three well-known
Poolerites who came TO Savannah Saturday
to go TO the thester. After the show was
over they strolled down toward the depot,
but 1t was closed, all trains having depart
ed. They then sized I'D their cash and find
ing that they were flushed only to the extent
Of the price Of bag Of peanuts, decided
that they would not ride home, but chit
the grit" reaching POoler about 4 O'clock
Sunday morning.
The Pooler terra Gotta works has received
part of the new machinery which was
ordered recently and it has been placed in
position. The general manager, B. Roth
we'll, says that over s. 900 worth Of new
machinery has been ordered and will arrive
in few days. The projectors of this enter
prise will receive their charter April when
an election Of officers will take place The
company intends TO use only the latest i'm
proved kilns and dry houses and will en-
ploY from twenty TO thirty hands. Mr..
Rothwell is confident that they can manu-
facture as fine a class Of goods as can DO
turned out anywhere in the United States,
Easter services will be held at 81. James
Episcopal church as follows: Morning sery-
ice with communion at II O'clock.
Sunday school at p. m. and evening serv.
ice at 1880. Easter services OF the Sun
day school will be held on Tuesday evening,
April 4, at s, when the following pro
gramme will be rendered. The classes and