The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-11-24
PERSONAL AMI GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

The engine house is completed.
The health Of our town is good, so
the doctors say.
The steamer Alberta b. went over
to lIandsboro this week.
Mr.. Robert J. Loughridgc visited
New Orleans this week.
Copious rain Monday night, accom-,
panied by a heavy wind.
He rarely sings, but when the &C.
casion demands, he a do so well.
Miss Mamie Norris returned from
a trip to relatives In Michigan, last
week.
Hon. D.. Webster Mcleod, OF Green
county, was here this week, looking
after his 10y business.
Rev. r. L. McNeece will preach in
the Baptist Church Sunday at II
o'clock. All cordially Invited.
AS the grand jury will be In session
during next week, at Scranton, a
number Of our young sports think 1t
will be a good time to go hunting.
The schooner Lady Shea, is loading
this week at the L. N. Dantzlcr
Lumber Company's mills with 100 600
feet OF lumber for Nassau.
Mr.. G.. w. Emerson, OF Long
Beach, a lightning sewing machine
agent, was on a short social visit to
Moss Point, his old home, last Tues
day.
The Cora and Almira, of the Miss
issippi river fleet, have arrived, but
will have to he repaired before load
ing. They both suffered In the Octo-
Der storm.
A most enjoyable card party was
given In honor of Miss Emma Pankey
at the home of her sister, Mrs. l. w.
Broome, n night this week. 1t was
a pleasant evening to all present.
Union Thanksgiving services will
be held at the Methodist Church on
Thursday, Nov. 30, 1893. Close your
mills and stores and houses for one
hour and come and render thanks tC
Him from whom all blessings flow
The result Of a revival meeting at
the First Missionary Colorcd Baptist
Church here by the Pastor, Rev. W.
H. Harrison, forty-eight were added
to the membership; thirty-four being
by baptism. The b aptising Sunday
was witnessed by an immense crowd
of both white and colored.
The meeting of the Bingham's Me
mortal Society will be held at tho
Presbyterian Church next Sunday af
ternoon. The following is the pro
gram:
Prayer.
Music, 235.
!, Reading, Miss Alice Hyatt.
!, Music, Alberta Blumer.
/, Recitation, Rosalia Lienhard.
Music, 800.
/, Reading, Henry Blumer.
Music, Miss lyon Garner.
Reading, Miss l.. A. Carmack.
Music, 2S9.
/, The Hypathean Society meets TIC
night at the residence OF Mr.. JOhI
Hill. Following is the program
!, Biography, E. W. Manahan.
Violin solo, John Blumer.
Reading, Miss Lulie Salisbury,
Music, Miss Cora Howe.
Recitation, Miss Myrtle Fello VS..
Song, John Hill.
Music, guitar duette, Messrs. Gar
ner and Cudabac.
Author, Browning.
On the evening Of Tuesday, Dcccn
Der 9Th, at Academy Hall, III peopl
will be afforded u most delight,
treat In the way Of an elocutionar
entertainment, under the direction {
Prof. Caldwell and Miss Manic. Del
ny. The program will be very con
plete and WI consist Of recitation
drills and tJhusic. The recitation
will be dcllfe ID by the pupils of Il
. cl0cution class Of Miss Denny, wi
will herself favor the audience wit
y one Of her always pleasing effort
The drills will be Of quite al cnte
taininv nature, and will comprise
fan drill.a doll drill and an old maid
y drill. The music will be both voc
and Instrumental, and will be Of u
usual high standard Of excellen
or which characterizes our local talen
BE- The entertainment Is for the ben
=. At Of the library fund Of the Acad
my, and this laudable purpose, :
n gethcr with the unusual a~ttractio
10 offered, will, no doubt, cause the ,
fair TO be accorded . most liberal pa
ronage. The program In full will
published IN the next issue Of :
. DENoCRAT-ST AR.