The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-04-19
WANTS BETTER SCHEDULES.
peoier's Petition 10 the Central
Railroad Authoritfes.

HIllroA4 AuNAorltles.
--s meeting Of citizens o. Poolsr last
-s7ay night, called for the purpose Of
-s-.-l51sng the Central railroad au-hori-
- Tor an earlier train service. was
,,--slv attended A permanent organlza-
~ was eaected. and 1Er. D. L. Christian
IS elected chairman and Z. y Cart
v-zzr secrstary- The following gentle
m we're appointed a permanent con-
--.--=s on schedules. D. L Christian. u.
4 Newton. ". L Bourne, A A. kennick-
- srf E y Cartwright. They were IL
s--r--=i 20 try and secure a tran that
arrive IN Savannah not later than
faf clock a. M city time THIS VIII
s-ense PColerftes 10 gel % their work
~ O'clock IN any part OF the city. A
Teton has been rumerolsly signed, and
be presented 20 the Central rali-
r-ai officials the early part o. next Weez-
-s matter IS OF WA II l,oi-ti--lce 70 the
--t.- towns between Ae-drim and Sa-
-sr-sh 4 mum Der Of families have al
--sfv moved 10 Savannah. and more VIII
b obliged 20 move unless some change is
-zie IN tls schedule What IS wanted
(. a ornament schedule, one n which
-r= u-DDle can rely on. Wien this the
snail owns along the line Of the Central
r,-ld bulk I'd at once
Ire members Of the POoler Light IN
+s--rv entertained their caprain-el ecI J.
s Newton. Monday evening az their ar
rcrF n Patterson haal- tlelres lIneZlts
were provided. and a good time and pleas
~ -.-enfng were had by all Speachss
we're made BY severed members OF the
cYuluzny. and Capt. Newton gave a very
5-.srestiuz and instructive talk. which
vs. listened 10 inten-.y-
Ms ". T. Taylor and children o. Mar
low were az the home Of Mr.. Y. Jacobs
5lrs. &. Lindner Of Savannah visited her
son M. II. LEndner, at MS home on Col
LIS street last week
There VIII De services, morning and
rf~r1r = .
preaching. by the pastor. the Rev W. r
ne friends OF Miss Leola shave gave
he- q surprise party az the nome o.
her parents on Collins street last week.
\ pleasant evening was spent by all
present.
gave an ice cream festival Friday even
irz az Powell rilall. A neat sum was real
led which viii go 10 the church fund
Cards are out for the marriage OF Miss
Mary E. Burf0rd 70 Mr.. Thomas J. Bourne.
Wednesday evening. April -. az s O'Clock
e. the Trinity Methodist church, POOler-
Lieut. ". l. Bourne will be married 10
Hiss Florence Sullivan next THURSDAY
evening al the residence Of Mr.. ". Harfi-
son. The welding viii be a quiet one.
and only immediate relatives OF the bride
and groom viii be present Rev W. r.
Mcconnell VIII perform the ceremony.
The Baptist church IS undergoing ex
tensive alterations and improvements,
which viii add greatly 10 its beauty. Two
new lQll441 VITA Nr A-AlrtA an d
fouut VIII b built. These Improvements
are she results Of the hard work done
~ the Rev. s. Edeufeld. since he took
charge Of the church the membership has
creaEly increased. The regular services
Will De held al the Pres5y terian church,
which has been offered the Baptist con-
grega-iOn until its own church is finished.
The friends Of Mr.. W Freeman viii De
pleased 10 hear that he is on the road
70 recovery. He has been seriously III for
the past three weeks.