The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-02-17
MOSS POINT
PERSONAL, GENERAL
Ana Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.


fical working of Il Chataqua L
s. s. Circle, | purpose, by your liel
to give a few pomters in that dI
rection. This local circle ii organ
lied last October, mostly through
the efforts OF our justly popula
Mr.. II. w. Huntington and his nc
complisbed wife. The movemeu
bad FROM its inception, the heart,
endorsement OF The resident pas
tors. They think whatever pro
notes true culture advances tb'
best interest of man, temporal ant
spiritual. A good degree of inter
est in our organization has beer
shown by our leading c~itizeus gen
orally, though some still fail Il
manifest what they are presumed
to feel. However, additions 10 ouI
membership occur at almost every
meeting. We have now sixty-f0ul
names on the roll. Quito IA NUN
Der attend regularly aud take par
in the various programmes.
The Circle assemblies each Mou
day night at 8 o'clock, at Academy
Hall. Visitors are always welcom'
ed. Those who colne once are APT
to repeat the visit.
President Huntington holds the
Circle well Ia hand, commanding
the full respect OF all. The pro.
eramme committee have happily
combined tue improving and the
entertaining features. NOtwith-
standing our dignifed appellation,
waves of laughter often ripple from
center to circumference. Popular
lectures OH divers subjects, ran ging
through space, from the stars down
TO orr liver aud lungs; through
time, from the pre- historic .%litera-
lures to the most modern -four
making, are had. A qnadraUgular
debate on the most important issue
of this or any day, touching politi-
cal economy elected great interest
and bronebt ont crowd. We have
many quotations from prose, poetic
aud humorous authors original pa
pers, readings and recitatious; sug-
gestions Tor the good OF the order,
etc, all interspersed with sweet
vocal aud instrumental.
Bntthe most SOIidly improving fea-
ture is the "QuIz." Some member
prepares and propounds
questions OIL the leading articles of
literary character contained in cur
ent Numbers Of the ~ChdtdqudR.
This, blythe bye, is the best month
v magazine known to the writer
Il a be had, through the Circle,
It the small cost Of 81 50 annually.
Participation in any Of these ex
is altogether voluntary.
Much more ousht to be said as to
he beneficial effects of this and the
lypathean Society Of Moss Point,
int time and space fail me. hope
ONE ADLER pen will "write these
p" till our people are all alive to
he best interests OF progress
mOng US.
Having not attained to the first
tree, 1 respectfully subscribe my
elf one OF the first THIRTY.
Moss POINT, Feb. Z, 1888. s
d.. w. ID. Bragg is in Jackson.
Mr.. G. II. Garner, of Americas, =,
as in town Wednesday. !
Miss Shields, Of ST. Louis, is Wis !
ing her friends, the Misses Hyatt.
Mr.. +. w. Manahan passed the |
in Mobile.
Miss Otta King returned to her l
ONE in StOnewall, Oh Monday last. {
Miss Maude Coulson went over !,
New Orleans on Tuesday noon .
Miss Lyllah Barnes is visiting in :,
.obIle this week during the car y
val. IT
Mr.. Il. F. Booth, of the firm of \
Obinson & Booth, New York, spent
Ia town.
A new supply of botanic blood =
lin, combs aud HAIR brushes, at
.ewart's. =
Enterprise Times Misses Dantz-
r and Griffin of Moss Point, were
the village last week on a visit O
their aunt, Mrs. j. +. Moore. b
Our townsman, Mr.. NJ. NJ. Evans, t
as elected last week by the Grand
Ddge of Masons Grand Master.
bis is a good selection.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Evans is helping the
ise men at Jackson lepislate tor
it Immediate section. Mack is Il
Orker. in
Mr.. ID. O'Guynn is in charge OF N
e second pole road of the Pasca- N
,ula Lumber Company, now in Il
'ocess of construction. S,
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Huntington 4
ia Mr.. e. w. Manahan passed Sc
ltusday aud Sunday 10 New Or NJ
aus. !"
The next meeting Of the Hypa pr
can Society will be held at the e.
sidence Of DR.. L. f. Griffin. b
II. NJ. Cudabac is in charge u
the supply store OF L. w. Mana
IN & Co, at one OF the log camps =
the Pascagoula Lumber Com
ny on Flat Greek, Mobile county.
Gold pens, razOrs, razor straps,
brushes, machine needles
d oil, school books, writing pa. in
r, pens aud inks, soaps aud in
rfumery, garden seeds, specta- q
IS aud eye glasses, aud every N
Ing else belonging to a irst-class CO
-ug Store, at j. w. Stewards. 81
namonahor x0u ran alwarc Get n