The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1894-05-13
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A LIVELY WEEK IN PooLER.
Plenty of Happenings in the Busy
Little Town.

Plenty of Happenings in the Busy
| Little Town.
| Miss frankie Bolan visited at the home
! of Mrs. Hussey, on Skinner avenue, las t
| week.
| MIR f. Hail, an old Pooierite, was visit
/ ing among friends in Pooler last Thurs
| day.
Mrs L. Sledge, Mrs. J. C. Marscher of
! Savannah, and Mrs w. Marscher, of
| Kent last week.
4 Mr. c. G. Case was a visitor among
! friends in Pooler last week.
| Mr. and Mrs H w. Woodcock are Wis
iting at the home of Mr.. j. p. Jones, on
Newton street.
Mr. John Kennickle was visitor at
| the home of his brother, MIR. Arthur
Kennickle, lastweek.
Mrs. Emily Kloepfer has been visiting
for the past few days at the pretty home
of MIR. j. Won Bergen, on Skinner avenue.
Mrs. C. Richardson died last Tuesday
and was buried at Antioch church bury
ing ground last Wednesday, Mrs. Rich
ardson has been an invalid, confined to her
bed for a long time.
Friday afternoon the Veterans base
ball club played the Stars, which resulted
in victory for the Stars, the score being
> to 4. The batteries were Debil and
BeYans for the Stars and Brown and
Bourne for the Veterans.
Rev. w. r. Mcconnell, pastor of the St.
James chapel left yesterday for Griffin to
attend the convention of the do cese of
the Episcopal church of Georgia.
A progressive euehre party was given
at the home of Mrs. j. Grady on the Lou
isville road last Tuesday evening, which
was largely attended The first prize for
the l16ipC hy Mrc Mcdonald
and the first gentlemen's prize by Mr..
j. Harrison. The ladies BOBBY prize was
won by Mrs LAURA Wilson, and the gen.
tlemen's BOBBY prize by Lieut.. w. l..
Bourne.
A large number of gentlemen left
Pooler yesterday evening for fish at the
Ogeechee. BY the looks of the contents
of the wagon they will have royal old
time, and we do not think the fish will
suffer much.
The Pooler Light Infantry has elected
the following honorary member: Col.
George A. Mercer Col Peter Reilly,
Capt. j. F. Brooks, Capt. w. S.
Rockwell Lieut.. c. B. Smith, and
Lieut.. c. b. Satterlee, assistant ad-
| lutant general of the state. This was
done in recognition of valuable services
rendered THE company by these gentle
men. The company will drill every night
this week ana an inspection in full camp
uniform will be held Friday evening.
R.tT. Turner lodge 116, F. and A. M,
held its regular communication Wednes-
day evening. There was large number
i of members present, together with visit
I orS from other lodges. Among the num-
! Der was Deputy Grand Master Lester, of
| N1illen, who entertained and instructed
! the lodge upon the duties of Freemasons.
/ His remarks were highly enjoyed and APP
| preciated. The question of the new hall
! building was discussed and action was
/ postponed. After the meeting the mem
bers INDUCED in fish fry.
The funeral of DR.. A. G.. Powell, of
! Abbeville took place Tuesday afternoon,
| and was attended by a number of friends
! and relatives. DR.. Powell was born in
! Columbia, S. c., in 1881. At the age of
! is he commenced the study of medicine,
and graduated at Charleston Medical
I College thirty-nine years ago. He had
/ the misfortune to lose his sight when 30
! years of age. He was prominent mem
/ Der Of Black Rock Lodge, A o. U. W,
! and has been practicing at Abbeville for
( a number of years. He was an uncle of
Mrs. S. H. Collins, of Pooler.
The anniversary of the Methodist Sun
/ day school will take place this evening at
| 8 O'Clock A very interesting and enter
tanning programme has been prepared.
There, was quite a gathering of Odd
Fellows at the Masonic hall Monday
night. The meeting was called to order
byeDistrict Deputy Grand Master G.. Z.
Bevans, who briefly stated its object to be
the reorganization of Chatham Lodge No
| 49,, Past Grand A. j. Outerside was
elected chairman and II. H. Morgan sec :
rotary. The prevailing feeling was favor
able to resurrecting the lodge and hearty
1 support was given by many who are
I una ~
pressed their willingness to withdraw
and join the lodge In Pooler. Noble Grand
j, Eitel, of Oglethorpe Lodge, was pres
ent, and gave much wholesome advice.
! The Odd Fellows in Pooler have been in
! strumental in doing much good work, and
! every encouragement should be given
them to build up lodge which would re-
J dound to the credit of the town. In view
of the encouragement given, the lodge
/ will be opened to- morrow night by Noble
! Grand j. A. kissman.
| The regular monthly meeting of the
| Pooler Rife Club was held at Capt. D. l..
Jackson's residence, Thursday evening,
| with full attendance. Several new
members were admitted. and other appli-
cations were referred for consideration.
! The club is in a fourishing condition
numerically and financially. The follow
| ing is a committee appointed to make ar
engagements for the Fourth of July
| celebration: d. L. jackson, +. n.
Cartwright, A. J. Outerside, j. Man
ming, aud w. Yuten. The follow
ing officers We're elected for the
ensuing year: d. L. jackson. president
! VIM. Freeman, vice president +. n Cart
wright, treasurer, and G. +. Bevans, Sec
rotary. After adjournment Capt. Jack
sou invited the club to partake of a
| spread The tables were weighed down
with good things. Impromptu remarks
were made by the president, the presi-
dent-elect and others. The meetings of
the Pooler Rife club are always interest
ing.