The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-06-30
THE NEWS AT PoOLER.
Happenings of Events, Social and
Otherwihe.

Otherwine.
Mrs. Bairman visited among friends in
| Pooler last week.
Mr.. John H. Fox was among friends in
| Pooler last week.
Miss Lula Thorpe spent Wednesday in
Pooler among her friends.
Mrs. j. NJ. Connolly visited her sister,
Mrs. e. N. Cartwright last week.
Miss Dolly O'Mara is making a pleas
ant visit with Miss Mamie Gentry.
Rev w. REVERE, wife and child are WIS.,
iting at the home of Capt. F, II. Marshall
Mr.. Ollie Cook returned home Tuesday
from Athens after graduating at the uni
Yersity.
Mr.. F. Furhan, accompanied by Mr.. Geo
Meinert, spent last Sunday at the home of
| Mr.. c. Hansen.
Mr.. f. S. Everett, accompanied by his
wife and child, were visitors at the home
of Mr.. II. Gentry last week.
Miss l. St. Cloud and Miss Georgia
Moffatt, two well-known young ladies' of
Savannah visited Mrs. Armstrong last
week.
Mrs. d. L. Christian gave a party in
honor of the fifth birthday of her young
est daughter, Gladys, which was largely
attended by the little ones friends.
Misses Emily and Bessie Symons, &C
companied by her mother, returned home
TO Pooler last week. after a delightful visit
at Thunderbolt, the guests Of Mr. r. N.
Stunt
The public school of Pooler will hold its
annual basket picnic Tuesday. Princi-
pal Bourne has made Arrangements to
carry the scholars and the friends of the
scholars are cordially. invited TO attend
in their own wagons
A meeting of the citizens Of Pooler who
are interested in the fence question was
largely attended last Monday evening at
Newtons commissary. The committees
are all hard at work and report that things
are looking toward the fence side.
Mr. and Mrs. A Anderson returned home
Tuesday from De Leon Springs. and New
Symria, Fla. Mr.. and Mrs. Anderson own
orange groves at both of these places. and
reporU that all the trees damaged by the
frost last winter are sprouting out again.
Arrangements have been completed for
the fish fry and annual shoot of the Pooler
Rifles at the "half-moon." Besides the
gold medal, three handsome prizes will be
shot for Wagons have been hired to carry
the members and their families. A string
band from Savannah will accompany the
club and every one is looking forward to
an enjoyable day.
Master Tattnall Sheftall Of Pooler grad
/
Chatham Academy last week, having re-
ceived the highest honor In the school.
lie also delivered the valedictory to the
teachers and class. Master Darwin Huh
of Meldrim also graduated with second
highest honor. Miss Leola Shave, also of
Pooler. graduated in Chatham school
No. l. ftf' -
The school. year. Of the public school of
Pooler closed Friday, and BY the jealous
work of Principal Bourne, assisted by his
teachers, has. been one of theamost sue
cessful' since the establishment of the
public school in Pooler The following is
the list of the promotions;
Sixth Grade-Mamie Smith Bessie Har-
rison, Aggie Dorney, Rogers Patterson.
Fifth Grade-Bessie Hansen. Marie Pat
terson, Ada Newton, Annie Meray. Henry
Ulmo, Evans Iyey, Thomas Kearney,
Frank Bourne
Fourth Grade-Jenny Meray, Maud Tor
rance, Joan Snyder. Lottie Wolfe, Mag
gle May Parker. Bell Heidi, Lizzie De-
belle, Francis Mcconnell George Meray
Third Grade-Francis Girardeau, Katie
Richardson, Lena Debele. Henrietta Park
er, Alice Snyder Levi Morrison, Harold
Torrance, Urban Wilman.