The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-04-12
PERSONAL GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

lie looks very melancholy now.
Garden truck is looking green.
Miss Jennie Hill Is teaching school
at PascagOula.
Protracted meeting going on in the
Baptist church.
Mrs. S. s. Henry IS visiting her old
home in Handsboro.
Engineer Memo has moved his FAM
lily from Mobile to this place.
The Presbyterian parsonage is re-
ceiying a fresh coat Of paint.
Mr.. w. NJ. Bilbo, of Ocean Springs,
was here last week to see her.
A new picket fence has been placed
around the Presbyterian church.
Miss Annie Wood has returned
from a visit to friends at Cross Roads.
Miss Eva Taylor, Of Handsboro, is
visiting the family Of Mr.. 5. ). Heu-
ry.
The Hypathcan Society meets TO-
night at the residence Of MIR. l.. NJ.
Hand.
She Ia only sixteen and says she
will get married when chickens have
teeth.
Mr.. Ashley Dees, who has been In
New Orleans for some months, Is at
home again.
Mr.. ]. L. Dantzler, wife and Miss
Annie Dantzler, visited New Orleans
Saturday.
Judge O. Wood, who has been sick
for several weeks, we are glad to see
him out again.
Rev. d. O. Byers visited New Or
leans this week to consult a physician
about his throat.
Miss Mary Griffin, who has been
visiting her sister at Tyler, Texas,
returned home Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. f. Cowan has returned to
Moss Point, and Is now sawyer Tor
the Pascagoula Lumber Company.
And still the logs are coming ant
no sale for them. All the mills have
enough to last them until next fall.
Mr.. Geo. w. Bowen is erecting {
neat and comfortable dwelling house
neal the Methodist church for rent.
Miss Sallie Passo has a new piano
the Opera, aud it is n OF the sweet
est toned instruments in the town.
The schooner Horace G.. Morse
loading at the P~ascagoula Lumbe
Co.'s mills with $4,000 feet OF lumbe
for Boston.
Bosco, the magician. showed thre
nights at Hills Hall to very goo
audiences. All seemed well please
with his wonderful tricks, sc.
The following vessels are loadin
this week at w. Denny g. Co.'S mills
Iron barkantine Lille, with 10000
feet of lumber for Vera Cruz; ROber
Ruff, with 100000 feet Of lumber 70
7 Colon.
' The following vessels arc loadin
:, this week at the L. N. Dantzler Lum
' Der Co.'s mills: Lena Storer, wit
225, 900 feet of lumber for Kingston
$ Jamaica II. Jalmer, with $4,000 fee
of lumber for Key West Cora, wit
J. 10000 feet of lumber for Mississippi
river.
The services at the Methods
# church were largely attended las
Sunday. Mrs. Florit, Mrs. Marti!
b Miss Theresa Torres and Mr.. Will
Ramsay Joined the church. I'll
communion service was possibly I'll
largest cver seen in Moss Point. Pa
tor and the entire church feel great
n encouraged.
New Orleans Times Democrat. 81
4. inst: Mr.. j. W. Stewart, a prominel
druggist and banker of Moss Poin
S. Miss. was in the city yesterday vii
r, II. M. Plummer, Esq, cashier
IT Scranton State Bank, and Capt. o..
y. Howe, president OF the Moss Poll
l. and PascagOula Railroad, on bnsine
lie for the new road.
,s We are sorry to report the death
Mr.. A. M. Denny, which Occurr
. while attending school at Mt. ST.
IL ling, KY, last week. Mr.. Denny y
1t from Moss Point, and attended b
D, University last session, making ma
y. friends while here who will mOu
le his death. He was a member Of t
Delta Psi Fraternity-Oxford Gloi
~ Program for Juvenile Missi0na
2 meeting for April IA, at the MethodI
no church at $3.50 o'clock:
= Reading-Miss Wootie Yates.
of Song-Mrs. DR.. Griffin and Mrs.
n. Mckay.
Il. Recitation--Miss Carlotta NJ. Ste
er art.
Music-ChOir.
,;t,t;nn-M Misc Kate Halhprt.