The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-05-12
THE WEEKS EVENTS IN PooLER.
Anniversary and Social Gatherings
and Personal Mention.

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Mr.. George Meinert was a visitor at
the home of Mr.. c. Hansen last week.
Mr.. Willie Johnson of Savannah, is
making a short visit to his aunt, Mrs. G.
e. Bevans.
Mr.. r. Gnann and Mr.. ]. f. williams,
of Savannah, spent day last week at
the home of Mr.. w. II. Bourne
Miss Ollie Henley, of Guyton, is visiting
her sister, Mrs J. Snider.
Mr.. o. T. Bourne left Pooler yesterday
for Punta Gorda, Fla, having accepted
position at Messrs. Conner, Hull & Co. S
phosphate works at that place.
Messrs. John b. O'Nenl and James II.
II. NJ Gentry and Miss Leohlo Shave last
Sunday.
Mrs. r. W. Farr and son visited Mr.
and Mrs. J r. Wilmington last Sunday.
Mr. Farr has rented the Morgan cottage
for the summer, and will move his family
up some time next week.
Messrs. Walter Kramer, A. ]. Fulton,
Robert Banks and John Banks, four we'll
knokn bicyclists of Savannah paid Pooler
flying visit asst Sunday.
Mrs. r. Fennell and daughter, of Sa-
vannah, are visiting at the pretty home
of Mr.. w. Lee
Mr.. John O'Neil, Mr.. James Joiner and
Miss Ella O'Mara visited Mr.. and Mrs.
II. Gentry last week.
Chief of the Police Frank McDermott
Mrs. McDermott and children visited Mr.
Thomas Wickham at his home on Newton
street last Sunday.
Miss Ida Judkins, Mr.. A JudlSins and Mr.
Harry Salter of Savannah, We're the guests
of Miss Emily Symons last week
Mr. Henry Bergen accompanied by the
Misses Letitia and Rosa Lodge, spent last
Sunday at the home of Mr.. w. Lee.
The Pooler Juniors beat the Dixie Jun
iors of Savannah by a score of 10 to Z last
Saturday.
vrha Torashvteriap sunday soboo1 colo
brated its second anniversary last Sunday
evening. The exercises were rendered with
great proficiency and showed careful train
ing by their teachers. Long before the eX-
ercises commenced the church was filed, a
great many not being able to get seats.
The church was artistically decorated and
the programme published last Sunday was
adhered to. Too much praise cannot be
given to the teachers for the excellent
manner in which the programme was car
ried out.
The Fourth anniversary of the Trinity
Methodist Sunday school of Pooler will be
celebrated this evening. A very extensive
programme has been prepared, Mrs. w. A.
Nungazer, organist of the church, will di-
rect the music.
r. T. Turner Lodge, No. 116, F. & A. NJ,
held its communication last Wednesday
evening in the new hall The u. A. degree
was conferred upon two candidates. The
lodge is in a prosperous condition and is
one of the banner institutions OF our little
town.
The Pooler tannery, which has been
closed down for the past three months,
will resume operations next week, Messrs.
Hansen & Harrison having come to an
amicable agreement. Mr. c. Hansen is
now sole proprietor. This is one Of Pool
er's most prominent industries and en-
pioys quite number of workmen.
There has been a large number of in
quiries for houses to rent for the summer
in Pooler. and all the empty houses will
be filled before another week. The fine
artesian water and excellent railroad
schedule in Pooler is no doubt the cause.
The sixth anniversary meeting of the
Pooler Rife Club was held Thursday
evening at the residence of Mr.. L. n
Cartwright. The election for officers for
the ensuing year took place with the fol-
lowing results: President, L. y. Cart
wright; vice president, John W. Manning;
secretary, g. Z. BeVans Te-elected treas
urer, A. j. Sours. After adjournment the
club was agreeably and Hospitality enter
tanned by Mrs. Cartwright. assisted by
Mrs c. Hansen who had prepared an ele-
gent supper. After supper the members en-
joyed themselves in speeches, music, sing
ing and dancing. a trio, consisting
of Mr.. Ben. Symons, Joe Symons and G.
r. Bevans sang a number of fine selec-
lions. The members departed for their
homes at midnight, delighted with the oc-