The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-09-06
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

Mr.. J. w. Stewart is the champion
chess player.
Go to Cowan Bros for your fall
dry goods and notions
G. II. Howe paid Il flying visit TO
New Orleans this week.
Mr.. E. Eislen has returned from
Healing Springs looking well.
Miss Ella Bradford is again at Moss
Point after an extended absence.
We regret TO hear that Supt. Howe
has had another attack Of sickness.
A patent tooth puller is III town,
much TO the CONSERVATION Of the tooth
ache.
Miss Penelope Andrews, of New
Orleans is visiting the family of Mr.,
John Morris.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ryder have the SYM
pathy Of the whole town in the loss of
their two children.
Mrs. Borden and daughter, Mrs.
VIM. Watkins, have returned from a
visit to ~Fcrnandina, Fla.
The many friends of Miss Lyllah
Barnes will be glad TO know that she
is sim improving in health.
The "Elixir of Lite" will stand no
chance at Moss Point SO long as our
people can resort to Healing Springs.
The sercpadGrs were out Monday
night. The music was very sweet a.d
was enjoyed by all who were awake,
There being no other services in
town last Sabbath The attendance at
the Presbyterian church vas unusual
ly large.
If you want a nice suit Of flannel
underwear, a nice hat, fancy scarf, or
anything in gents furnishing goods
90 to CoWAA Bios'-
DR.. Edward Bragg and wife have
moved TO the neighborhood of Bluff
Greek. They will oe missed by a
large circle Of friends.
M. Il. W. Huntington, the popular
secretary OF the Pascagoula Lumber
Co., spent a few days this week in
Pensacola, Fla, on business connected
with the firm.
The Uypathian Society met at the
residence of Rev. D.. o. Byers, Fri
day night. Quite a large number were
present aud a very interesting meet
Ing was held.
Moss Point cOngratulates aye edit
or" on the success of his last weeks
paper. lie shows that he is no novice
in the mysteries of the editorial
Hsanctum sanctorum."
Nj. Scott Denny has gone on a bust
ness trip to New York. lie has re-
Gently refurnished his house, but we
do not know whether or not there is
any special significance attached to the
fact.
In the removal of Prof. G. N. A.
Yonce to Scranton, Moss Point has
sustained an almost ~irreparablc loss.
lie and his estimable wife carry with
them the best wishes of all classes Of
people.
We have just received a fine lot Of
shawls, ladies' vests, f~annels, calicocs,
ribbons, hosiery, etc.
COwAN BRo's.
Mr.. Walter Denny and daughter,
Miss Mamie, DIR. S. A. McIunis, Miss
Kate McCaskill and Mr.. VIM. Griffin
returned Saturday from Healing
Springs, Ala, They + all looking
well.
Mr.. e. W. Manahan left Tuesday
evening for an extensive summer out
inc. lie will visit Atlanta, Cincin-
natl, Rochester, New York City and
Boston. We hope tia. he VIII nave
a jolly good time and return to Moss
Point "fat and fancy free"
The next meeting OF the ltypathean
Society will be held at The residence
of MI. II. NJ. Cudabac. The author
is Longfellow. From the programme
we can promise a most interesting
meeting, The following is the pro-
graumle:
Biography, Rev. Z. N. A. Yonce.
Instrumental solo, Miss A. NJ. Hyatt.
Reading, G. J. Durrow.
Instrumental duett, Messrs. Blumer.
Reading, II. X. Denny.
Instrumental Duet, Misses Cuda-
bac.
Recalling, Rev. D. o. Byers aud Miss
Kate Salisbury.
Vocal solo, Miss A. Carter.
Reading, Rev. Lyman Carley.
Crescent.
Soug-Thc Day Is Done, r. w
Huntington,