The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-04-26
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

VoWn AboMo VI AuVoIcot OoSnoiou 4ioA
Various Sources.
She broke his record.
lie said she sent for him to come
back.
No more weddings to take place here
very soon.
Quite a large amount Of repairing
Is going on hercab0uts.
Mr.. E. W. Manahan was In New Or
leans several days this week.
Maj. f. T. Rogers spent several
days in New Orleans this week.
Miss Georgia Carr, of New Orleans
is visiting Mrs. Edward Bloomfield.
Mrs. j. L. Dantzler is visiting her
parents at Brandon, Miss, this week.
There was a pleasant boat ride on
the steamer VIM. Orion Tuesday night
last.
Capt. Joseph A. Favre, of Pennington
was in town Tuesday on lumber busi-
ness.
Mr.. Frank Castanera, of Biloxi WIS.,
tied relatives and friends here last
Sunday.
Mr.. John Grisham, a popular young
gentleman Of Cross Roads, was in
town Monday.
Rev. +. N. Brock Is In Handsboro
this week assisting Pastor Matthias In
| a series of meetings.
The steamer Eliza Ann came in
Monday with 116 barrels OF rOsin from
Dickson Landing.
Mr.. r. BatsOn, a leading Hillsda!e,
| Miss, merchant, was in town on log
ging business Tuesday.
Rev. w. H. Perkins preached an
excellent sermon Sunday morning In
the Presbyterian church.
Miss Katie Salisbury left for Birm-
ingham, Ala, last week, where she
will make her future home.
Mrs. J. j. Harry, of Handsboro Wis
tied the family of Mr.. A. Blumer last
week, returning Monday last.
Mrs. 7. w. Adams and children are
visiting the family Of Capt. j. A..
Favre at Pennington this week.
Mr.. Fred Stewart returned from
| Starkville last week, where he has
been attending the A.. & M. College.
An enterprising hen layed an egg
on the buggy seat OF a prominent
lumberman of this place last Tues
day.
Complimentary to a coterie of WIS.,
iting ladies a most delightful boat
ride on the stanch tug Victor took
place Thursday evening.
Mrs. II. X. Denny has the sympathy
of many friends in the loss of her
aged father, whose death occurred in
Texas about two weeks ago.
Rev. W. II. Perkins, of the Presby-
terrain Assembly, preached a fine SER
MOI Sunday night at the Baptist
church to a large audience.
Miss LOttie Hyatt, after a pleasant
stay with us, returned to her home 10
Ocean Springs Monday evening, much
to the regret Of her many friends.
There is a BAPTIST church is Moss
Point. 1t has increased its member
ship by the help Of the Lord, more
than one-third during the past year.
At the annual picnic Of the Moss
Point Sunday schools, tickets will be
issued to members OF the schools and
their friends. Positively no one will
be allowed on board the boat without
a ticket.
The Seashore District Conference
of the NJ. E. Church, South, convened
at Biloxi Thursday. There were in
attendance from here Rev. II. W.
Adams, Mr.. Fritz COlmer and Mr.. G,
w. Jackson.
The following sch0Oners are load.
ing with lumber at the L. N. Dantzlel
Lumber co., mills this week: l.. A
Edwards, with 10000 feet for Vera
Cruz Josephine Ellicott, with $4,000
feet for Boston.
The finest sermon Of the entir,
session of the Presbytery was preached
Sunday morning at the Methods
church by Rev. Geo. S. RUudebush
The immense congregation that as
scmbled to hear,the sermon were de
lighted with the magnificent though
and tender christian spirit Of the elO
Quent preacher. 49,.
Program Bingham Memorial Mis-
sionary Society, Sunday, April %, 1895
Music-N0. l20.
Prayer.
Music-No. 140.,
Reading-Miss Maud Byers.
Solo-Miss Belle Denny.
Reading-Mr. p. E. Blumcr.
Music-No. 296.
BenedictiOn.
Program for Hypathean Society
tonight, Friday 18th:
r Essay-Miss Ruth Denmark.
Piano sOlO-Mr. p. II. Blumer.
Reading-Mr. j. T. Fisher.
: Vocal sOlO-Miss McCarter.
RecitatiOn-Miss Lera Adams.
Violin sOlO-Mr. JnO. Blumer.
Reading-Mr. j. II. Blumer.
Vocal solo-Miss Randall.
Place Of meeting, Mr.. A. Burners
Author, Robert Burns Wilson. !.
ne Meeting Of he Prssbytefy.
The Presbytery Of New Orleans. me
: In the Presbyterian church, MOs