The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-07-08
Moss POINT DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL, GENERAL.
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

II has not come off as soon as was
expected.
Mr.. w. Rudolf, spent last Sabbath
in Pensacola.
The cclebra,ors of the Fourth paint.
ell the saw dust red.
Mr.. Edgar Cowan visited relatives
in Mobile last week.
Miss Willie Partridge, Of Mobile, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. G. W. jack
SOIL.
Many OF our citizens will take in the
Scashorc Camp meeting, which opens
to-day.
The colored X. of l.. celebrated tho
Fourth in grand style. Street par
ado, etc.
Mr.. II. S. Jackson, of Mobile, spent
Sunday with his brother, Mr.. G. W.
Jackson.
Some of the mills will shut down
in a few days, on account OF the scar
city Of logs.
The saw mills closed down on Mon
day and the employees enjoyed the glo-
nous Fourth of July.
Mcssrs. VIM. Thomas and Print
Smith, of Perry county, were here
this week on log business.
Several Grabbing and fishing par.
Ties spent the Fourth at Pascagoula
and had Il pleasant time.
Mr.. f. W. Robinsan, of Buckatuna,
spent the early part Of the week here,
the guest of Mr.. E. ". Manahan.
Mrs. II. W. Cowan, after a months
visit to her sister, Mrs. Noah at Kos.
ciusko, is expected home to-day.
A game of base ball was played
Monday between the j. L. D's and
Rangharts, resulting in the defeat OF
the latter, Score, I to 3. Job Carter,
Jr., umpire.
James A. I%Icrrin, Esq of Bucka-
tuna, came down on Saturday and re.
turned on Monday. accompanied by
his family, where they will reside for
sometime.
The Presbyterian membership has
granted Rev. ID. 0. Byers leave of alb
sencc of a month or more, if he thinks
it necessary. IIo will accompany Mrs,
Bycrs TO Tennessee, as she is in very
feeble health.
The steam tug Pic carried a party
of young people up tho PascasouIs
river Monday night viewing the beau
J tiful moon. There was nothing tt
cat or drink on board except a few
rcd meat water melons.
The following vessels arc loading
at the L. N. Dan,zlcr Lumber Co.
mills this week: The sch Eagcnia,
} with l25,O00 feet of lumber for Kc!
West Mex brig Chapango, with 100,
600 feet of lumber for Vera Cruz
Sch Cecilia. with 10000 feet of lum
Der for Mississippi river.
The students Of the Moss Poin
School have organized a debating so
ciety under the direction of Prot
Caldwell. 1t meets every Saturda.
night at the Academy building. Ma
rion G.. Evans, president NJ. Ashle!
Does, vice-president; Mack Fisher
secretary; Mack Denny, treasurer
Prot. Caldwell is doing a good worl
|, in the direction of education.
The last meeting of the IIypaiheaI
Society was held at the residence o
Mr.. S. S. Henry, where every on,
spent a most pleasant evening. TIL
Society was entertained with a reel
tation by Mrs. G. W. O'Nelll, and BY
Mr.. NJ. A. Fort. The next meeting
will he held at the home of Mr.. ii
-. NJ. Cudabac, Friday evening, Jul
: 18th. The following is the progan
for the evening:
Essay: Miss Laura Hill.
Music: Miss A. NJ. Hyatt.
Reading: F. Colmer.
8 Music: Miss Maggie d. McInnls.
Recitation: Miss Mamie Denny.
+ Music-Trio: Z. w. Manahan an
Misses Cudabac.
Reading: z. +. Durrow.
! Music: Orchestra.
Reading: Mrs. q. W. O'Neill.
Music: Orchestra.
Author for the Evening: Obi
Nyc."