The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1893-10-01
THE WEEK IN PooLER.
The People There at Work for the New
School House.


Miss Agnes Chiffon spent last Sunday
at the home of Mr.. George Richardson.
Mrs. r. Cook is the guest of MIR. and
Mrs. Henry Gentry, this week.
Mrs. E. Vance Is spending a few days
at the home of Mr.. H. Herb, on Rogers
street.
Mrs Ben Sheftall is spending the
week at the home of her mother, Mrs. A.
Sheftall, on Rogers street.
Mrs. Joe Brown of Darien is visiting
Mrs. L. Wilson, on Newton street.
Miss Emma Kle Upper visited the home
of Mr.. John Won Bergen last week.
Mr. Henry Rose and family, of Millen,
were shaking hands with their old
friends in Pooler last week.
Mrs. Maggie Barrett and Mrs. w
Bodell were visitors at Mrs. j. Grady's
on the Louisvill g road last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lee left Pooler Tuesday
for Millen to spend an extended visit
among friends and relatives.
The many friends of Miss May
Nungazer were pleased to see her out
again after her severe sickness.
Mrs Ed Wenz is spending a pleasant
week with Mrs. S. Slower at her pretty
home on Newton street.
Miss Sutherland win open a private
school on Rogers street next week, in a
building being erected for that purpose,
by some of her friends.
Mr.. L Gill is erecting frame building
at the corner of Newton street and Louis
vile road and when finished he will oc-
cupy it and open green grocery.
The young ladies of the Broom Brigade
entertained their gentleman escorts to an
ice cream supper after the drill on Mon
day evening" agTr
Mr.. and Mrs. sHenry Gentry spent a
few days last week at Rosedew, and re-
turned home delighted with their visit.
Master Davie and Miss Lottie Christian
entertained a number of their young
friends at the home of their parents, on
Morgan street monday evening. The
feature of the evening, was magic lantern
scenes, which delighted the young people.
Mr.. Ben Symonds, one of Pooler's
young men, leaves for Augusta next
week to take course in medicine at the
medical college. Mr.. Symonds is a
talented young man, and has made sue
cess as a druggist, but now aims to occupy
higher position.
There has been considerable complaint
made this week about the ditching that
is being done on the Louisville road The
opening of the earth at this time of the
year is regarded as great menace to the
health of the people of Pooler.
A called meeting of the citizens of
Pooler was held at the Episcopal church
Tuesday night with G.. e. Beyans presid-
ing. The object of the meeting was to
secure funds for the purchase of a lot for
the public school The meeting went into
permanent organization by the election of
G. E. Bevans chairman, e. N. Cartwright
secretary, and A. ]. Outerside treasurer.
Almost everyone subscribed to the list
which was circulated. The selection of a
site for the school house created much dis
cussion. Two committees were appoint
ed-one a committee of five to canvass
the town to secure subscriptions, and
he other committee of three to look at
the various sites offered and find out the
costs. A communication was read from
the school board and was received as in
formation. The meeting adjourned until
KIT Wednesday to receive the report of
he committees.