The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-09-21


Mrs. E. C. Wood left Tuesday for
Eola, La, to visit her daughter, Mrs.
Howell, who is very sick.
Mrs. j. l.. Dantzler, accompanied
by her mother, Mrs. A.. &. Mayors,
eft Friday for Meridian.
The Pascagoula Lumber Company
is shipping lumber to Mobile.
Mr.. NJ. A. Decs was in st. Louis last
week introducing his Kinder.
Rev. W. G. Evans, Of Mississippi
City, was here last week visiting his
son and other relatives.
Rev. D. O. Byers and his daughter
Miss LIME have been sick several
days, but are getting well again.
There was a ride on the steam tug
Eva Friday night last. Only a small
crowd, but Il big time.
Mr.. p. f. Blalack and family, of
Newton, Miss, have moved here and
are occupying the Mclnnis property.
Prof. W. A. Gillon, principal of the
Moss Point High School, was sick last
week, but is able to be on duty again.
Messrs. NJ. A. Does & Sons shipped
last week to New Orleans 5000 boxes
of the Kinder by the schooner
Flechas.
Mr.. Robert w. Cowan, who lately
purchased the Sutton dwelling and
had it greatly improved, moved with
his family into it last Friday,
The brig Mary c. Mariner is loading
this week at the l.. N. Dantzler Lum
Der Cos mills with POO, 900 feet o,
lumber for Havana.
The schooner Louis V. Place, Of
New York, is loading at the mills o
the Pascagoula Lumber Co. this week
with 600, 900 feet of lumber for New
York.
DR.. II. c. Abncy, of Sumteryille
Fla, arrived Tuesday morning, but
too late to see his daughter, Mrs,
Evans. She died Sunday morning at
3 o'clock and her remains were taken
to Harrison county for interment.
Mr.. L. w. Howell, of Eola, La,
son of Mr.. VIM. Howell, of Three
Rivers, this county, died Sundy last
at $3.50 p. m. after IA few days illness.
His remains arrived here Monday
night en- route to his fathers home,
where they will finally rest.
Mrs. Cora A. Evans (nee Abney)
was born Sept, 4, 1868, married Mr..
Thos. NJ. Evans Dec. II, 1891, and de-
parted this life at the residence of
DR.. VIM. r. Bcall, Moss Point, Miss,
at ! o'clock a. M, Sept. Ii, 1894.
Buried beside his mother in CoaIville
graveyard, Harrison county, Miss.
She was one Of the meekcSt. most
consecrated Christian spirits it has
ever been our lot to be associated
with. Leaving a husband, one child
and many friends to mourn her loss,
she has gone to possess her inherit
ancc in Heaven. We offer our hearts
coincidence to the bereaved husband
and loved ones. VIM, II. BEALL.
Mr.. j. l.. Dantzler has been APP
pointed consul for the Argentine Re-
public. All vessels loading at Horn
and Ship Islands for the Argentine
Republic have to be cleared by Mr..
Dantzlcr.
We were in error last week in stat
ing that Mr.. Thos. T.. Spencer went
to Jackson to enter Millsaps College.
He went to Mississippi College, at
Clinton, one of the oldest and best
educational institutions in the State.
Little Bessie Borden Watkins,
daughter of VIM. and Bessie Watkins
was born Dec. %, 1892; fell asleeE
Sept. II, 1894, after months of TIL,
most patient suffering. "Suffer it'll,
children to come unto me, and forbit
them not, for of such is the kingdom o
Heaven" Grieve not, loved ones, TO
dear little Bessie. She is far beyont
the reach of sickness or sorrow, pail
or death, basking in the pure atmos
phere of eternal glory, anXiousl.
awaiting your coming. Gods bless
ings rest upon you all. b.
Moss Point, Sept. Is, 1894.
There will be a Garden Party 70
the benefit of the Catholic Church, IA
the dwelling house next door to Mr..
II. G. Walkers, ON Wednesday nigh
Sept. Goth. All cordially invited.
Mr.. S. Edgar Cowan, Of Merida
Miss, is visiting relatives at TIL
place.
DR.. c. *. Roe aud family, who ha,
been with us for something over w
years, left Wednesday last for Sprir
Hill, Ala, their future home. The
loss will be keenly felt by many of OF
people. for they have made many war
friends during their stay here.