The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-06-29
Moss POINT DEPARTMENT..
PERSONAL GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.


1t has been postponed, they say.
"Wonder If he thinks | meant all |
said"
The Phoenix mill is in operation
again.
Watermelons are now plentiful and
cheap.
Call at Stewards and get a box Of
his fine paper.
She says she knows of several who
want to get married.
Mr.. E. W. Manahan has returned
from Norwalk, Ohio.
Miss Edna Ballintyne, of Mobile, is
visiting the Misses Castanera.
MI. S. Edgar Cowan. of Ellisyille, is
visiting his brothers this week.
The showery weather has put our
people to putting out potato slips.
We keep cool water when ice is 50
clleap-only thirty cents ahundrcd.
Miss Birdie McCleland, of Utica,
Miss, is the guest Of Miss Ruth Den
mark.
The infant child of Mr.. and Mrs.
Joseph Wright died Saturday, after a
weeks Illness.
Miss Aline Griffin, who has been
attending school at Mobile, is at home
for the vacation.
Miss Annie Dantzler, who has been
spending some weeks at Meridian,
returned home Tuesday.
Mrs. A. G. Mayors left Tuesday
evening for Biloxi to spend some time
with her son, Dan. NJ. Mayors.
] A party of young people went down
to %Pascagoula beach Saturday picnic
ing. They report a pleasant time.
The Hypathean Society did not
meet last Friday night, but meets to-
, night at MI. A. Burners residence.
Stewart has just received a fresh
S supply of Wilkinson's matchless min
eral water. BE SURF and get a bottle.
Miss Hendricks, of Louisville, Ky.
who has been with Mrs. Ella Pass
for months, left Wednesday for he
home.
Misses Mable and Davida lIaw
d thorne, of New Orleans, are visitln
n the family of their uncle, Mr.. }. W
. Stewart.
Mr.. Henry, Colmer, Sr., is still con
fined to his bed with not much hop
of ever recovering. He is an old an
respected citizen.
The brig Mary c. Mariner is loadin
this week at the L. N. Dantzler Lun
Der Co.'S mills with 100000 feet {
lumber for Matanzas.
Our town is well supplied with fres
beef now. Besides our home butche'
. three wagons from Scranton visit
every morning with beef.
- Mr.. James Fisher, who has bee
y attending Knoxville (Tenn.) Unive
sity. is at home on account or I'll
serious illness Of his brother Mack.
&c. Rev. T. w. Adams preached in ii
Presbyterian church last Sunday
re- the Methodist house of worship
not In a condition for 0ccupacy yet.
Mrs. II. Leinhard, of Handsbor'
accompanied by her daughter, MI
Mollie Harry, were here Friday
attend the funeral of Mrs. Ella ByeI
There will be services at the Ba
fist church Sunday morning only,
Faster Brock will be IN Ocean Sprln
on Sunday night to begin a reviy
meeting.
- The large bay horse of Mr.. Geo.
0p' Bowen took fright and ran aw
Tuesday evening, seriously injurij
Mrs. Bowen and Mrs. Salisbury, W
were driving the animal at the tim
Mr.. G. B. Dantzler has returned fro
in Nashville, Tenn, where he has be
at attending Vanderbilt University.
is accompanied by two of his ella
mates, who will spend some time wi
him at his home.
0sS The following officers were elect
oa, Monday night last by Moss Poi
ths Lodge No. III l. o. o. +. for the ne
H, term: c. w. Garner, Noble Gran
a A. +. Dantzler, Vice Grand; G.
any Farley, secretary; 0. c. Cow;
for treasurer. They will be install
use next Monday night.
and :, Master Ollie Cowan will take chal
r & of the High School Library next 5
ane urday, aud open it every Stature
Of afternoon at 4 o'clock. Pupils of I
to High School are earnestly requested
take advantage of this opportunity
obtain good reading matter for
summer. All books not yet return
must be handed in next Saturd
]. New ones will be given out at ii
time.