The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-01-17
POstofiiee and Nails.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.
Very quiet in social circles.

Very quiet in social circles.
1t will not take place until spring
time.
She was at the depot to meet him
Sunday evening.
Miss Bette Blumcr entertained a
few friends Tuesday evening.
Mr.. Jos. Memo, engineer of the NJ
p. & p. r. r., is, we regret to state,
dangerously Ill.
Miss Silence Randall, of New Or
leans, is visiting the family of Judge
|, .. Randall.
Mrs. James Dowlng, of COpington.
La, is on visit to the family Of Mr.,
Jos. Memo.
Miss McCree, of DeSoto, who has
been visiting Dr. Turner'S family here,
returned to her home Saturday after
noon, called thither by the illness of
her mother.
The quarantine steamer VIM. II.
Wclch and barge Zamora are lying at
the dock Of Blumers machine shop,
for general repairs.
There was leap year and phantom
party at the residence Of Mr.. l.. NJ.
Hand Tuesday night Of last week.
Every body had a most enjoyable time.
Mr. James Paul and wife, Of Mobile,
are staying at the Eagle hotel. Mr..
Paul will engage in the timber busi-
ness here.
That "expert" matchmaker has
pulled up stakes and departed for
some other place. He could not stand
the Reckoning manner of his rival in
business.
Mr.. Wm. L. Rhodes and family, of
Chicora, have removed to Moss Point.
They are domiclled in one of the
Blumer houses.
Mr.. J. II. Green, a BRIGHT young
gentleman from Marion City, Tenn,
is employed at the large mercantile
store of Messrs A. f. Dantzler Il Co.
The schooner Jas. Hathorn is load
ing with 10000 feet of lumber for
New'YOrk at the l.. n. Dantzler Lum
Der Co.'S mills this week.
The tug Orton is receiving a new
coat of paint in advance Of the spring
season. The work Of rebuilding the
L. n. Dantzer dry kiln was begun on
Tuesday last.
A meeting of the Moss Point Fire
Co., and citizens in the Steam Fire
Engine is hereby called for Saturday
night at Stewards Hall at p. NJ.
sharp. e. BLOOMFIELD, Pres.
j. W. STEWART, Sec'y.
Ticket rates on the NJ. P. g. p. r. r.
between Moss Point aud Scranton:
Single ticket......... ........... ...........25f
Round trip ticket, good day of date
only. .................. ................35 35f
Book, % tickets, so days, no ext'n So. IS
Round trip cXcursion.......,.................-25s
The election and installation of
Moss Point Lodge No. SO, Woodmen
of the World, took place last Friday
night at Odd Fellows Hall. The fol-
lowing are the officers: T. W. Adams,
Consul Commander: r. G.. Borden,
Adviser Lieutenant: r. W. Cowan,
Banker; w. l.. llightower, Clerk: J.
f. Carter, Jr., Escort; 9. O. Yates,
Watchman; r. NJ. Evans, j. W. Dean
and 5. 5. Turner, Managers; j. b.
Chamberlin, Physician. II. W. Adj
ans was elected delegate to the Soy
ereign Camp and II. c. Herring, al
ternate delegate.
At the regular meeting Of Moss
Point Lodge No. lis, X. of p, held
on the evening of the 7th inst. the
following ofilcers-eect for the semi
annual term ending June 30, 1896 were
duly installed as follows: II. G. Her
ring, c. c.; NJ. NJ. Watkins, V. c.; f.
NJ. Johnson, NJ. of W. W.; A. NJ. GoiI.
p; j. A. Smith, NJ, at A.: John +.
Krebs, M. Of Il. E.; 5. II. Shannon,
NJ. of f. and X. of r. and S.; w. j.
Faggard, |. g.; G. O. Yates, o, G.
Representative to the Grand Lodge
is w. G. Neach alternate is W. II.
Thompson. Trustees-W. NJ. Wat
kns. W. G. Veach, Ed Morris, L. n.
Brock, DR.. w. II. Thompson and +.
M, Johnson.
On Last Saturday evening the par
lors of Mrs. Edward Bloomfield were
filled with the relatives and special
friends of the class of Mrs. l.. II. Fow-
Ter, the occasion being recital by the
pupils of this skillful instructor of
music. The execution of the entire
exercises reflected much credit on the
pupils, and evinced the careful and
successful training which they had
received. Mrs. Fowler, by special re-
quest. sang with great effect the
"Holy City" Altogether the affair
was a very enjoyable and delightful
one and it is to be hoped that another
recital may be given at no distant
day. Below is the program in full:
PART FIRST.
I. Piano Duet ,....... .Lebcrt and Stark
Misses Ethel Bloomfield aud
Belle Denny.
9. Peasants Wedding March-Sodermau
Mrs Bloomfield, Mrs. Thompson,
Misses Bette Blumer, Florence
Randall. Isabel Lienbard
aud Belle Denny.
3. "Ask What Thou Wiltp-R. Devovc n.
Mrs. Nj. Cndabac.
1. Piano Duet. ..................L Ludovic.
Miss Mary +. Herrin and Master
Emil Herrin.
3. "Loye's Awakening. ...II. c. Werner
Miss Bette Blumer.
6. "Maid of the MilF'..........Q. Adams.
Miss Florence Rardall, Mrs. Bloom.
field, Messls Byers and
Farley.
PART SECOND.
/. Piano Duet. et...................C Chopin.
Mrs Fowler and Miss Belle Denny.
2. might Birds Cooing' ........ .Sayers,
Mrs. u. Bloomfield.
2. "In Old Madrid". .......... ..Trotcre.
Misses Edna Merrill. Liunie Byers
aud Mrs. Thompson.