The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1895-09-15
TIE NEWS IN PooLER.
Gayeties Among the People There
All the Time.

NosetAes Among the Feopte Ihefe
All the Time.
Miss Annie Peach is visiting friends
l in PoOler.
Mr.. William Crawford visited friends
in Pooler last week.
Airs J. J. snider IS visiting relatives
/ ~ Guyton this week.
Mrs. Charles Rice viii open her private
school on Monday next.
Miss II. Brunson was a visitor at the
home Of Dir. II. @. Buford last week.
Masters Joe and Charles O'Nem Wis
tied their aunt. Mrs. !. Kearney, last
week.
bir. and Mrs. S. J.. Eddy and family
visited relatives and friends in Pooler
last week.
Miss Annie Jantzen, who has been visit
ing friends at Isle OF Hope, returned home
last Thursday.
Miss Maud Kaylor. sister Of Mr.. H.
kaylor, the popular Central railroad
agent, Is visiting Pooler.
Miss Mamie stunt who has been
spending d week at the nome Of Mrs.
Symons, returned home yesterday.
MIR. A. J. Kemp was the guest Of Mr.
j. Wilburn last week. II was Mr..
Kemp's first visit 10 Pooler. and he was
highly pleased with the town.
The changes in the schedule OF the Cen
trai railorad will not affect Poolerites.
Trains Nos. 9 and 10 VIII run daily, giving
Pooler an early train on Sunday after
noon.
Mr.. Raymond Shearhouse of Blooming
dale, Mr.. George r. Shearhouse, Mr. r..
p. Wolf, representing New Hope church,
and Mr.. j. II. Heidi of Eden were in at
tendance at the quarterly conference at
the Methodist church last Sunday.
Mr.. Joe Fereell has the sympathy Of
his friends in Pooler in the loss of his
son, Joe, aged years months, who
died at his grandmother's near the Smile
crossing. He was buried on Monday last
at the Antioch church burying ground.
a number of the young folks gave a
surprise party Tuesday evening at the
home of Mrs. Symons on Rogers street,
in honor of her visitor, Miss Mamie
Stunt The company was delightfully."- en-
tertained and spent most enjoyable
evening.
The Pooler Rife CLUB held its septem-
Der meeting at the home Of Mr.. c. Hau-
sen on Orchard HILL last week. After
the regular business was transacted the
club was entertained by Mr. and Mrs.
G. Hausen. assisted by their daughter
Lula. The club will give a dance some
time next month. The programme for
thanksgiving day was discussed, and the
club, a its next meeting in October,
will make arrangements to carry out a
programme which will eclipse all Of its
former efforts.
Maple Lodge No. 49, Woodmen Of the
World, held a public installation of ofil-
GERS Tuesday night at Patterson hail. Az
ter the installation the audience, which
was very large was addressed by Deputy
r. w. Fair and Concul Commander f. II.
Marshall, who explained tie growth ana
objects of the order. After the installa-
ton n programme, which had been ar
ranged by the committee, was presented
The first number was a song My Irene, -
by Miss Mamie Heidi; the second was a
song, Come Unto Me-" by Mr.. b. s.
Symons, which was well rendered; then "a
poem, The Baby over the Way" by
Miss Julia Harrison. and then Miss Sarah
Ham sang with fine effect, sail, o.
which brought down the house; as an en-
core she sang, Fifty Years Ago" Miss
Ham has q fine voice, and always delights
her audience. The next number was
boarding school Accomplishments" by
Misses Aggie, Domey, Bessie Harrison,
Julian Harrison and May Davis. Miss
Davis delighted the audience with her
fine acting. Mr.. b. S. Symons and Mr.
Joe Symons concluded the programme by
singing Farewell" in their usual good
style. Miss Emily Symons and Mrs. s.
Hanks We're the accomplishments at the
organ. The evenings amusements were
brought to a close by dance.