The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-01-04
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.

PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.
The mills are all running.
Mr.. P. f. Blumer visited Handsboro
this week.
Mr.. Lewis Herrln spent Christmas
ut home.
Miss Bette Blumer spent the holt
days at hothe.
Mr.. 4. W. Manahani OF Chlcora. was
in towti Thursday.
Master Marion G.. Evans was at
home from oxford Christmas.
The Hypathian Society las a recep-
tion at Hills Hall tonight.
Nj. Knox Roe, OF Spring Hill, Ala.;
was here last Friday and Saturday.
Miss Ella palmes entertained a few
friends Wednesday night OF last week.
The L. N. Dantzler Company's mills
started again Wednesday after Christ
mas.
There was a surprise party at Mr..
A. Burners Friday night. All had a
pleasant time.
W.
Mr.: Robert Laughridge Is a pros
pectite candidate for constable at thu
next election.
Mr.. Sam S. Henry, jr., of Hillsdale
was at home during the Christma'
holidays.
Mr.. John O. Grishsm and wife, O
Cross Roads. spent Christmas will
his mother-in-law.
Mr.. will McInnis and sister, Addie
of New Orleans, spent Christmas herr
with relatives.
1t is said Mr.. VIM. Watkins viii b.
"a candidate for justice of the peace O
this beat at the next election.
. Mrs. G. e. McInnis took charge 0
the p~ostotfice on the first inst. Mis-
Hattie Mcleod is assistant.
Miss Flora Cudabac, after a stay ii
Lake Charles, La, OF several months
returned home New Years evening.
The schooner Pardan G. Thompson
proved to be a fake. She is like tn
Flying Dutchman, when wanted can
be found.
Rev. L. n. Brock will preach a NeN
Years sermon in the Baptist churc|
Sunday morning, closing with IA cove
nant meeting.
Mrs. +. G. Stewart, of Norwalk
Ohio, and Mrs. DR.. Manahan, Of al
lanta, Ca, are the guests of MI
Frank G. Robinson.
MI. VIM. e. Griffin left a week ag
for Hattiesburg, where he goes into til
: mercantile business with j. S. Turne
: s. Co. We wish him abundant SUI
cess.
Miss Mary E. Griffin, accompan ME
: by her nephew Mr.. ALI. F. Dantzle
!, left Wednesday of last week for Ne
! Mexico. They will be absent sewers
Z months.
The revival meeting at the Bapti!
: lchurch closed last Sunday night wecl
There we're eleven additions to I'll
church, three by letter and eight /
g baptism.
j. There was a general fight out in tt
: suburbs Of the town Christmas da,
Four OF the bel igerents were waltze
up before Judge Wood, who set the
= back to the tune OF s each.
e Nessrs. Denny & McInnis Bro
have bought the lot OF the Pascagou
Lumber Co. north Of J. W. Stewart
drug store, and have begun building
store house. The building Is to
he e IS by IS feet.
be Judge Woods proclamation on Il
er crackers had a good effect Christina
", There was as many fire crackers al
fire works sold as usual, but few
he were used on our streets than ev
ue before.
re The Christmas tree at the Mett
dist church Thursday night for I
en-, Sabbath school children was a ST
cess. There was music and reciI
sr- tions, and a good time generally
90 the little ones.
Moss Point Lodge, l. 0. O. f., \
ia III, elected the following officers
led the ensuing term, 1895: j.. W. Ste
art, N. G.: G. NJ. Farley, v. G.: ].
Dean, Secretary; r. W. Cow
Treasurer.
al
Mr.. ]. ]. Mcintosh has severed
Tor connection with the Pascagoula s.
ooi Chandlery Co.'s store at Pascagor
and removed with his family to t
's' place, and is occupying the DR.. s.
McIcnis house. Mr.. Mcintosh will
: connected with the Tug Boat Al
. citation.
The following are the elected