The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-11-22
PERSONAL AMI GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

More to follow.
Quiet in social circles.
Walter Hill is very sick.
One by one the roses fall.
Our butcher rides a bike.
Some sickness in town yet.
No arrivals of logs this week.
Wedding expected on the 5th.
The bicycles are still in the ring.
DIummers come and GO as usual.
They went to Orange Grove Sunday.
Mrs. II. X. Denny visited Mobile
last Monday.
The weather is delightful, but bust.
ness seems quiet.
w. II. Graham is adding another
room to his store.
No new girls in town, but the old
ones are 'all right"
N. NJ. Cubabac was shaking hands
with friends here a few days ago.
Large parties have been attending
the Operas at Scranton this week.
John f. krebs had a ripe water
termelon in his store Tuesday.
The merchants will SOC have their
Christmas goodies and fireworks.
Some young men are awful slow
when it comes to getting married.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. q. Robinson re-
turned from NOrwalk, Ohio, Monday
night.
Many of our citizens will attend
circuit court at Scranton next Mon
day.
The Hypathean society meets to-
night at the residence of Capt. G. II.
Howe.
Attorney Thos. NJ. Evans is attend
ing circuit court at Mississippi City
this week.
DR.. Walter r. Thompson has his
Office in the new Castanera building,
on the river front.
The handsome book agent was in
town Tuesday, and of course his cir
was mighty happy.
Mrs. Dan NJ. Mayors and little son
A. g., Of Biloxi, is visiting the faml
ly of j. L. Dantzler.
He is out with the combination.
We expect he will have business il
Meridian soon.
Miss Groom and Mrs X. Dem.
a spen' several days IN New Orlean
last week. -
Mis- Edna Merrill, after a visit Of
1WeNl in New Orleans with relatives
returned home Saturday.
Rev. W. r. Beall preached an exec
lent sermon in the Methodist churc)
, at Scrant IN Sunday morning.
Miss Julia Palmas has just return
ed from a pleasant visit to the famil
= of DR.. b. +. Duke, at Escatawpa.
'. w. A. Coulson was in New Orlean
o last Sunday to see his best girl. II
, thinks he is all right in her estim;
: ton.
Among the visitors at the Dem!
, Hyatt wedding were s. ID. Denny an
| family, II. X. Denny and wife, HOl
. W. NJ. Denny and family, Miss RAJ
e dali and Rev. d. o. Byers.
5 Mrs. Lydia Wood, the beloved wi
: Of Hon. Oliver Wood, after a hinge
a ing illness, died Monday morning las
l. She was about So years of age.
W. j. Kilduff, representing the Ne
: Orleans Lumber Trade Journal, W
here Tuesday looking after the w
fare of that interesting journal.
The following schooners are loa
ing this week at the l.. N. Dantzl
!, Lumber Co.'S mills Robert Ruff wi
10000 feet of lumber for klngstc
Jamaica Bertha Louise with l75,t
:. feet OF lumber for Havana.
EPWORTH LEAGUE.
Last Sunday afternoon an Epw0r
!. League was organized in the Metl
:. dist church was 80 members. The
, lowing are the officers:
President-R. B. Hopkins.
! Secretary-J. w. Dean
:. Trcasurer-Dr. J. b. Chamberlai
First Vice-P r~esident-P. W. 9,
ningham.
Second Vice President-Mrs NJ.
Wood.
| Third Vice residenJ--Miss Mai
!. Denny.
:. There will be union Thanksgiv
r services in the Presbyterian chur
:, In accordance with the recommen
tions Of the President OF the Uni
|. States, and the Governor of this st,
+ on Thursday, November %. 1895
/. 1890 Il. m. 1t is hoped that all b
ness may be suspended from 10 t,
, a. M, that allmay have an opport
ity to assemble in the house Of prs
and praise. 1.-THE eyes of all v
upon Thee, and Thou givest Il
their meat in due season. Thou OF
est Thine hand and suppliest the
sircs of every living thing ="