The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-08
PERSONAL mi GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered from
Various Sources.

various sources,
The mills are all running.
Garden truck is looking fine.
Our town is remarkably healthy.
The local officers report every thin,
quiet.
Front street in our town Is bein.
shelled.
Mr.. j. II. Blumer was in Mobil,
Monday.
The Moss Point High School la,
been closed.
They say logs are still coming dowr
to the mills.
We have had too much rain tht
present week.
The cage will soon be finished
Then for the bird.
1t was no surprise. Everybody was
looking for it to happen,
Mr.. J. X. Roe, of Mobile was here
Sunday visiting relatives.
The old man says he was going to
ask them to morning coffee.
Mr., p. Z. Blalack, Of Hattiesburg,
was in town this week on business.
DR.. Walter Il. Thompson was called
last week to Brewton, Ala, to see Il
patient.
Miss Annie l.. Dant2ler left Satur-
day for Meridian to visit her sister
Mrs. lizard.
Mr.. W. j. Clark former conductor
on the NJ. =. & p. II. Il. returned here
Wednesday from Central America.
Rev. l.. N. Brock expects to return
home this week and preach in the
Baptist Church in Moss Point next
Sunday.
A lady from Moss Point brought the
preachers children "a nice present.
That's right, and appreciated thanks
for favors.
Mcssrs. j. w. Stewart and c. NJ.
Farley left Sunday to- attend the
Grand Lodge |, O. o. +. at Aberdeen,
which met at that place on Monday.
c. b. Beck, the popular jcweler is
still OF deck. He Keeps flrst-class
jewelry and also guarantees all work
in his line. If your watch needs any
thing 90 to Beck.
Merchants and business men can
have their orders for tiuc job printing
filled at the DEMOCRAT-STAR Office at
us low figures as elsewhere in the
south. Try it and be convinced.
Those who owe the 'Old Reliable"
ought to come forward at once and
pay up. The damage suit expenses
have to be paid. Don't wait to be
called ON, but Lakethis ~ a request to
settle.
The Henerictta j. Powell is loading
this week at the mills of l.. n. Dantz-
Ter Lumber Co., with 100000 feet of
lumber for Vera Cruz: l.. n. Dautz-
Ter with 100000 feet of lumber for
Flontero, Mexico.
Pine Belt News, Brewton, Ala:
DR.. and Mrs. W. Il. Thompson, of
Moss Point, Miss, were called to the
bedside of DR.. p. II. Smith last week.
who is quite sick at his home in
Glendale. We wish him Il speedy re-
covery.
The Presbyterian and Baptist Sab
bath Schools went TueSdaytO Martins
Bluff and had a nice picnic. They
had plenty Of good things to eat and
passed the day very pleasantly. The
Moss Point brass band was along to
make the music.
Mrs. Ida p. Mcclure, sister of Mrs.
G. w. Jackson of this place died in
Mobile last Saturday. She was only
sick a short time. and was conscious
up to Il few minutes before she cX-
PRED. Mrs. Jackson was with her
sister until she died.
The Methodist Sabbath school pic
mic comes off to-day friday at West
PascagOula on the beautiful grounds
of the Mcssrs. Gauticr. The steam
tugs with bargeS will leave Burners
wharf at $50 Il. m: Dantzler's at 8 Il.
M. Mr.. G. w. Jackson is Superin.
tendcnt of the Sabbath School and is
master Of ceremonies.
The protracted services at the
Presbyterian church came to a close
on Friday afternoon. Our people
were delighted with Bro. Planck,
both as a man and as Il preacher.
His sermons were earnest, spiritual
and elevating-the pure meat of the
Gospel. We were providentially in
t%errupted twice by rain, and by two
funerals, and indeed it seemed that
"all things were against u.s." but
Gods spirit was present, quietly but
powerfully moving upon the hearts
and conscience OF the people.
-Four of our dear young people came
forward on Sabbath morning, con.
Tossing their faith in Christ, and On
next Sunday quite a number of Others
are expected to consecratc themselves
to the service of God.
mot by Might nor by Power, but
by my Spirit. saith the Lord" re
his name be all the praise. b.
Programme for Juvenile Missionary
Meeting at the Methodist Church
next Sunday at $3.50 o'clock:
Reading-By Alfred Yates.
Rccitation-By Maudc Colmer.
Rcading-By Willie Rhodes.
Song-By Mrs. DR.. Griffin and Mrs
Mckay.
Reading-By Ben Thompson.
Recitation-By Johnnie Wander
wall.
Recitation-By Della Haugh.
Reading-By Muggy Hopkins.
Song-Messrs. Hopkins and Wander
wall.
TO take charlottesville Passo and
Bella Tonnes.
Everybody invited.
HE TOOK WARNING AND LEFT
Moss Point, April 30.-The follow
ing vas made public today, and G. G
Ballard left on the first train.
"NOtice to the Public:
1T having been reported to us, tn,
undersigned officers and patrons O
the Moss Point High School, that G
G. Ballard, principal of said school
has been guilty OF conduct unbccom
ing a man and a teacher toward som,
of his pupils, and finding on thorough
| nVpstivufinn that cnnl, ,arn~t, -.