The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1896-02-02
TooLER's JUSTICE OF THE PEACE.
II maker Elected in the Eighth Dis
triet without Opposition.

II
trict without Opposition.
n Baker was elected justice Of peace
co. the Eighth district to-day without op-
-os,tion- The election passed or very
l-iarlv. and a very light vote was cast.
cards are out announcing the marriage
~ Miss Francis Wilson 10 Mr.. J. W.
srmons at St. James Episcopal chapel
an tuesday evening, Feb. Il.
There will be services morning and eve
-.ne to-day at the Presbyterian church.
-rsaching by the Rev. Mr.. Quarterman.
Mrs. p. W. Burns Of EufauIa, Ala. is
vfsiting at the home of Mr.. W. Freeman.
Maple camp No 20, WOOdmen of the
world. held its installation of officers
tuesday night Sovereign w. l. Bourne
If Mistletoe camp presided and installed
the following officers: Adviser lleuten-
ant. Jacob Eitel; escort, H. S. Kaylor;
banker. J. B. Newton; clerk, w. H.
bourne: sentry, J. W. SymOnS; watch
I99r ". B. Clover The consul eomman-
der T. H. Marshall, and camp physician
were unavOidably absent, but will be in
Is in a good condition and is becoming
one Of the leading institutions of the lit
lie town.
II Turner's Lodge, +. & A. NJ, was held
Wednesday night. After the business of
the lodge was transacted. the W. NJ. and
members and their invited guests at a
fsh fry and supper, which was immensely
enjoyed by all present. Messrs. f. c.
Smith san and John S shaptriSs names Of Ed eE
lamar Keller, L. ". Keller and
+ '' E. Hester of Nontieth. E. F. Douglas Of
Ogeechee, and E. 5. Everett, d. W. Yep
perer and J. W. Robertson Of Savannah
we're among the invited guests who at
tended from distance The ladies of the
committee deserve great praise for the
beautiful appearance of the tables.
Mr. J. W. Edwards and family of Sa-
vannah moved up to POoler Thursday.
They will occupy the Sheftan house, on
Rogers street
Mrs. w. Jacobs is visiting relatives in
Mr. S. H. Collins and family have moved
10 Hagan. Mr.. Collins business interests
requiring his presence there.
Mr. W. Tyson, accompanied by his
daughters, Misses Eva, Dora and Effe of
and Mrs. Z. n. Cartwright last week.
Poolerites will learn with pleasure that
the work of the committee appointed at
the public meeting held last week, in ref
erence to getting an early train to Savan-
nah in the morning has resulted faYora-
bly,. General Passenger Agent j. e. Halle
has taken up the cause in Pooler's behalf,
and has given assurance that local traffic
will always be closely watched by him.
Mr. Halle is a believer in suburban travel
regular patrons a satisfactory train SER
vice He announced that the Lyons train
commonly called the McNeeY speclal, VIII
leave Pooler, commencing tomorrow at
ass Gailroad time) arriving in Savannah
at $50. This will give everybody ample
time to get to their work by a. m. Getty
time) Mr.. Halle and other officials of the
Central, say that the committee from
Pooler, presented their case in such
convincing manner that their request was
granted. The Lyons train will leave Sa-
vannah at 4:25, in the afternoon as usual.
The Pooler Light Infantry gave dance
Wednesday evening at Patterson Hall. A
mn ahay Of Inv crtTaC "a
vannah and other places was present, and
a most enjoyable evening was spent.