The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-07-12
Churches.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

ciioR oOuiNOos
Sure hot weather.
How is your liver.
Dry and hot weather.
Not much SICKNESS here.
Rather quiet in court circles.
The salt river craft left Monday.
The log business is at Il standstill
here.
The battle is now over. Let US have
peace.
Watermelons plentiful and dirt
cheap.
Our town is exceedingly quiet since
election day.
No candidates from this place in
the second primary.
The bicycle fever is raging here
among the young men.
Mike says "thc peoples no good. No
stick to what they say"
The bands ~discoursed soul-stirring
music on election day.
Broad is the way that leads to de-
feat, and many walk therein.
The summer girl of this place has
not yet taken TO the bicycle.
Some are carrying their eyes in
mourning since the election.
Mrs. Joe Pankey and Miss Lille
Mays visited Mobile this week.
Turner says the sympathy racket
beat him, but he is satisfied with a
big S.
The ITypathean Society meets to-
night at the residence Of Mr.. w. Fred
Herrin.
Miss Ellie Wilson, of Meridian is
visiting the family of Mr.. IL. X.
Denny.
Adefeated candidate said the other
day that he thought he was afflicted
with worms.
The steamer Capt. Fritz is hauled
out on the Italian ship ways for gen
eral repairs.
Second primary election is the talk
of the town. Some approve and 9TH
ers condemn it.
Mrs. N. Bassett and son, Mr.. VIM.
Bassctt, of Mobile, are visiting rcla-
tives in this place.
There will be preaching in the
Methodist and Presbyterian churches
Sunday morning and at night.
Many of our people arc attending
Scasllore camp meeting this week,
which opened Wednesday last.
The baby of Mr.. and Mrs. A. j.
Mcleod is very i'll from the effects of
taking concentrated I've Tuesday last.
Mrs. l. b. Payne, formerly of this
place, but now of Galveston, Texas,
is spending awhile in u village with
friends.
Judge O. Randall left Monday on
an extended Eastern trip. He will be
joined at Cincinnati by his daughter,
Miss Florence.
Mrs. NJ. Booker left Thursday for
Montgomery, Ala, where she will
spend some time with her mother,
Mrs. M. Brown.
Miss Willie McInnis, who has been
with relatives in Memphis, Tenn,
for the past year or longer, returned
home last Monday.
A party Of young people of both
sexes were on the %Pascagoula river
in row boats last Monday night. The
boys did the rowing and the girls en-
couraging, and a delightful time and
lots of fun was the result of the out
ing.
Young man, when you have made
up your mind to call upon "a young
lady you should not allow your nerves
to desert you after getting as far as
the gate. A faint heart never won
fair lady. Boldness and a stiff upper
lip are requisite in the war Of matri-
mony.
The entertainment given by the
ladies of the Presbyterian church
Tuesday evening of last week vas the
pleasantest event of the season. The
programme was well rendered and
much credit is due the ladies for their
untiring efforts To make it so. The
poetry feature of the affair was some
thing new and was well received by
the audience, We have more pOetesses
in our village than the world has ever
dreamed of. Between $50 and $65 net
was realized.
Notwithstanding the inclemency of
the weather quite 4 number of our
young people attended the reception
given last Tuesday evening by Mrs.
Yates in honor of her daughter, Miss
Wootie. After spending u most en-
joyable time and p~artaking Of the
delicious refreshments prepared by
the hostess every n went to their
homes with the hope that Mrs. Yates
would again s0on give them an OPP
%portunlty Of passing another delight
ful evening at her hospitable home.
Program for the Hypathean Socie-
ty, which meets this evening, 18th
inst:
Piano solo-Miss A.. M. Hyatt.
Reading-Mr. L. N. Dantzler, Jr.
Vocal sOlO--Mrs. o. G. Cowan.
Recitation-Mrs. G. w. O'Nclll.
Inst. solo-Mr. p. E. Blumer.
Reading--Miss Edna Merrill.
Piano solo--Mr. Hubert Fisher.
Reading--Mrs Lewis Herrin.
Authorizing. Isabella A. Mallon.
Place of meeting, residence of Mr..
W. Fred Hcrrin.
Program for the Juvenile Missionary
meeting, to be held Sunday next ut
o'clock In the Methodist church:
Music.
Reading--Miss Hattie WEIGH.
Song-Miss Wootie Yates.
Recitation-Miss May Booker.
Recitation-Miss Whsle Hill.
Song-Three little girls.