The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-02-22
MOSS POINT
DEP
LOCAL
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

moss on hand for sale. A. BLUwER.
No drummers need visit our town
now. Business 10 paralizcd complete
~.
Enterprise Times =: Mrs. J. f. Moore
left last week for a visit TO relatives
and friends az Wavnesboro, Moss
Point aud other places.
Misses Missouri Davis and Mary
Ward, of Americas, are visiting the
family of Mr.. w. NJ. Ward.
Waynesboro ArgNs Miss Pattie
Griffin and Miss May Dantzlcr, OF
Moss Point, are visiting the family OF
Hon. Dan Taylor.
There will be an entertainment to-
night friday at the Academy Tor the
benefit Of the w, e. T. U. Admis-
sion Is cents. Let everybody turn
| out.
Lake Charles (La.) Echo Mr.. L. NJ,
Dees, Of Moss Point, Mississippi, spent
several DAYS in this city this week,
the guest of his uncle, Mr. l.. U. Dees.
lie is on his way TO Austin, Texas,
where he will enter the State Univer-
sity.
The Vice Spanish Consul is a whole
team at handling deals. After load
ing a barge the other day he only
picked out of his hands enough lum-
Der to pay tor his DAYS work. lie is
a good man to have in an emergency,
you bet.
Babe Lynd and Tom Dantzlcr had
a scrima@e the other day in West
Moss Point, and Gus Swami waltzed
in aud knocked Lynd down. The be-
ligercut waived an examination and
gave bond for their appearance at Cir
cult Court.
Some boys. were out bird hunting
this week aud b. some hook or cro0k
Matte IIorzc got prrpercd all over
with smdIl shot. DR.. j. 9. GOwan at
tended the wounded boy and says he
will rccuvcr. Boys, in future be more
careful where you point your gun,
especially when it is loaded,
1t is rumorcl lha; there were some
Uery incendiary speeches made Tues
day at the meeting of the Knights
of Labor. If there is any trouble or
destruction Of property cropping out
from these speeches, ii is said that the
citizens and mill owners will hold
certain non.laborins knights person.
ally responsible. Fair warning!
The saw mills are all shut down cx-
ccpt The large mill of The l.. N. DANTE
Ter Lumber Go. This mill is turning
out daily 10000 feet of lumber, run
by white and men exclusively who do
not belong TO the Knights of Labor.
The following programme is for the
next meeting of the IIypathcar So
ciety
l. Essay. Rev. L. Carley.
2 Reading. Mr. j. L. Dantzler.
3. Vocal Solo. Miss Emma Denny.
5. Instrumental Solo. Miss Florence
Randall.
g.. Recitation. Miss Emma Dantz!er.
Z. Instrumental Duet. Messrs. Blu
mer.
s. Reading. Mr.. II. G. Herring.
9. Vocal Solo. Miss Annie Carter.
10. Instrumental Solo. Miss Nc
Carter.
Quite a number of the members of
the Chagtauqua Circle was present on
Monday night. Roll call was respond
ed to by some very appropriate q 10
from Greek writers.
A well prepared and very interest
Ing paper entitled "rhe Message of
Greek Literature to the 18th Century,"
by Chas. E. Ghidsey, Esq, was read
By Miss Alice Hyatt, in the absence
Of Mr.. Chidscy. The paper showed
much thought aud research.
Owing to the absence of some of
pur musicians, we had but one piece
II music and a quartette by Mr.. and
Mrs. Huntington, Miss Alice Hyatt
and Mr.. Manahan.
An interesting programme may be
expected uext week,
The young people Of the Prrsbyte-
Ran Church gave quito a pleasant en-
tertainment on Tuesday night, at the
of Mr.. +. n. Wilson, for the
Of the Parsonage.
The exercises, consisting Of music,
reading and recitations, were enjoved
a largenumber of our citizens who
we're present. The Moss Point orr
rendered some excellent nut
iic. A bountIful lanch was served by
he ladies', consisting Of gumbo, cake,
lmhrosia, fruits, etc.
The proceeds nettcd something over
hiriy dollars. /
The evening seemed 10 be univer-
ally enjoyed by those present T,
The following is the programme for
,ext meeting Of Chauiauqus: :
1. Roll call. Each one sing toe verse of
song or make IN impromPta speech.
2. Music. Vocal solo. Miss Denny.
z. Paper. Light C r. Durrow.
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