The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-03-08

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sick, but is now getting better.
Mr.. Edward Cause, of Fernandina,
Fla, is visiting old friends here.
County candidates are seen on our
streets shaking hands with the dear
people.
McInnis Bros. are moving this week
into their new and elegant store on
the front.
Mr.. s. f. Perkins, Of Perry county,
was here this week with a 10000 raft
Ut logs for u mills.
Mr.. Robt. II. Laughridge returned
"Wednesday from IA visit to his old
home at Charlottesville, Miss.
Messrs. r. G. Luce s. Son, of Basin,
delivered to the ~Pascagoula Lumber
Co.'s mills this week 1000 logs.
Messrs. Geo. Mallett and Robert
| Moffatt, prominent log men OF Dog
| River, were in town on business Tues
day.
The sand ballast from the iron bark
| Carmen now being discharged. is from
Hamburg, Germany, and is put on the
saw dust road.
We understand that the w. c. T.U.
have abandoned the idea of getting
up a local option election in this
county this year.
Miss Minnie Moody, of Cross Roads,
after spending several weeks with the
family OF DR.. J. b. Chamberlln, re-
turned home Tuesday.
Mrs. J. L. Dantzler, after spending
a week or so at DeFuniak, Fla, In
attendance on the Florida Chautau-
qua, returned home Friday last.
Rev. Robert Selby, of Biloxi, was
here this week soliciting advertising
for the Ladies Edition of the Biloxi
Herald. He met with some success.
Miss Emma Edmunds and. Mrs.
Miller and little daughter, of Tupelo,
on their return from New Orleans this
week stopped over to see Mrs. }.
Bounds.
Capt. Hawley is here with his
splendidly built vessel especially
for this lumber port" and expects tt
take out 250,00 0 feet of lumber on II
feet 6 inches draft Of water.
Merchants and business men OF
Moss Point will find that they car
have their Job Printing done at the
DEMOCRAT.STAR office as cheap as
elsewhere. Support home institu
tions.
The following schooners r loading
this week at the L. N. Dantzler Lum
Der Co.'s mills: Jalma. with 75,OO(
feet of lumber for Key West; Broth
ers, with $4,000 feet Of lumber fol
Cardcnas.
Mrs. Mollie MCGEE Smell, OF Colum
bus, Miss, the woman preacher, vii
assist the pastor of the Methodist
church Sunday at II o'clock "A. M. Thu
meeting will be continued for abou'
ten days. Everybody ought to turn
out on Sunday to hear this wonderful
preacher.
The following vessels are loadin,
this week at the PascagOula Lumbe
Co.'S mills: Iron bark Carmen, o
Christlanssend, Norway, Capt. Joe
hansen, with 5000, 900 feet of lumbe
for Port Natal, South sAfrica; iroI
bark Frygbe, of Christianssend, Nor
way, with 800, 600 feet Of lumber
Harold j. McCarty, Capt. Hawle,
with 100000 feet of lumber for Ne,
Haven.
Tupelo Journal Mrs. Everett Mi
Ter and baby, Margaret, in c0mpan
with Miss Emma Edmunds, left
week ago for Moss Point and New o.
leans. While in the Crescent Cit
they witnessed Mardi Gras, that pfc
lenten festival SO dear to the heart
of New Orleans. Miss Edmund
school room was left in charge Of hi
sister, Miss Anne, who proved a wO
thy substitute.
I The Lewis Wakefield Musical an
Dramatic Recitals on Saturday eve
ing at HIPS Hall were hugely enjoyt
| by all present. The entire pr0gra
was well rendered, and without d,
! tracing from any part we would G
pecIally mention the "Marriagelof Il
1 Flowers" and "Seeing Things"
} Mrs. Lewis, and "My First Appca
I ance upon the Stage" by Mr.. Wax
! field. The house was well filled vii
! the best people Of our village, and '
hope some day in the not too distal
| future to have them with us agai
J Mrs. Lewis and Mr.. Wakefield Z
pressed themselves as being we
| pleased with the kindness and hOsl
! tality of Moss Point people. TIL
I particularly desire to thank Mr.. .
/ Blumer and family.
| Program for the Juvenile Missio
1 airy Meeting at the Methodist chur,
\ Sunday, March 10, 1895, at 3 o'clock:
Prayer-Rev. II. w. Adams.
Reading-Miss virgie Spencer.
Reading-Master Alfred Yates.
Music.
Recitation-Miss Lillian Cowan.
Music.
Reading-Master Johnnie Wand
wall.
Music.
\ Recitation-Miss Wilmoth Adam
J. Music.
Our Society has increased In mel
bership and interest, and thanklI
all for their encouragement, we
tend u cordial invitation tU one a
y all to attend the meetings, rs we no
IN to do better work for the Master Il
{, year by the united efforts OF the dc
little folks, who are such will
unrbnrr far Mjuciopu rTyJr CON