The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-22
PERSONAL AMI GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Mrs. L. A. Morris, of Bluff Springs,
Fla. is visiting relatives.
Miss Mayme Morris spent a few
days in Mobile this week.
c. II. Wood, Esq, went to State
Line on business Tuesday.
Judge o. Randall went to New Or
leans on business Tuesday.
A fine assortment of mating just
received at W. ii. Graham's.
Mrs. Laura Fowler is to begin a yo-
cal class at Scranton next week.
The member of the Methodist
church hope to have a new organ o
Mr.. j. w. Stewart and wife paid a
one days visit to New Orleans We'd
nesday.
Miss Lyll Morris is visiting her
brother, l.. A. Morris, in Bluff Springs,
Florida.
g. b. Beck, the jeweler, is prepared
to do iirst-claSs watch, clock and jew
elry repairing.
A new barge for the l.. N. Dantzler
Lumber Co. is being constructed at
the Italian ship-yard.
Miss Fannie Vaughan departed
Monday after a visit of several weeks
with Miss Nirgic Spencer.
Mrs. w.. L. Pinder and children,
after a pleasant visit to relatives in
Mobile, returned home last week.
He left Saturday. He will return
within Il month. lie did not have to
send for Il deputy to carry him home.
Constable j. J. Cunningham will
soon commence the erection OF Il resi-
dcnce near Mr.. j. W. Stewards drug
store.
Everybody had a most enjoyable
time on the bOat-ride on the steamer
Victor and schooner Tuesday night of
last week.
The Seashore district conference of
the Methodist church will meet here
on Thursday, the 2Sth inst, and con-
tinuc four days.
Mr.. Frank G.. Robinson, with his
family, left Saturday for Norwalk,
Ohio. He will return IN the LIST OF
June, but his family will remain until
Oct0Uer.
Rev. c. A. Powell, presiding elder
of the Seashore district, passed
through Moss Point on Tuesday Gu
route to Americas, where he will hold
the quarterly conference Of the Nj. K.
church for That circuit.
Miss Mag = Linda, the youngest
daughter of Rev. Il. w. Adams, is
dangerously i'll. Since writing the
above the little girl has been called
from earth to heaven. The DEMO
CRAT-STAR extends its deepest SYM
pathies to the bereaved parents.
Pastor L. N. Brock is away at San
dersyille, Miss, holding a series Of
meetings there. There will, there
fore, be no preaching in the Baptist
church next Sunday. Rev. ii. NJ.
Grain, of Biloxi, will preach for him,
however, or the fifth Sabbath at ii
o'clock il. IN. and Rev. w. 4. Bynum
at night.
Program for the wOman'S Mission
| airy meeting to be held in the MethO-
dist church next Sunday night.
Voluntary-Mrs. Griffin.
Song-Miss Beardslie.
Recitation-lna Thompson.
Song--3 little'girls
Sermon-Bro. Adams.
Song-Louise Joyner and Mrs.
Thompson.
On meeting our express agent, w.
G. Coffee, with a smiling countenance,
he tells us he is no longer keeping
bachelors hail." his wife and fine
little son, Hi Rich, being again at
home after an absence OF several
months. Mrs. Coffee was accOmpan,
led by her two charming cousins, Miss
Mamie Dees, of Lake Charles, La,
and Miss Pattie Does, Of Moss Point.
Miss.-Tupelo Times.
Programme for Hypathean Society
meeting Friday night, May 3Oth, al
the residence of Mr.. ThOS. A. CoulSon
Biography-Mr. G. M. Farley.
Song-Miss Spencer.
Reading-Mr. L. A. CoulsOn, Jr.
Song-Miss Edna Merrill.
Reading-Miss Maude Coulson.
SUng-Miss Blumer.
Song-Miss Emma O'Brien.
Author-Mrs. Nicholson.
Miss Mayme Denny, n of thu
reigning bellies OF the coast, is visitin.
Miss Efie Davis. Miss Denny ha'
fully sustained her reputation as
lady of rare accomplishments and ha'
been the recipient of much social at
tention, two entertainments havinI
been given in her honor during he
short sojourn-one by Miss Eff
Davis, which was replete in all its de
partluents, and n by Miss G. {
Hand, at whose hospitable house it |
ever a pleasure to be a guest.-ClarI
County Times.
Program for Bingham Memoria
Missionary Society, meeting Sunda
evening, May oath 1896.
Music.
Prayer.
Music.
Readlng-Miss Isabel Lienhard.
Song-Bettie Blumer.
Recitation-Miss Matte Cowan.
Music.
Reading-Miss Linnie Byers.
Song-Albcrta Blumer aud Louis
Fisher.
Rccitation-ROsalia Lienhard.
Music.
Denedictl0n.
Capt. Burton Goode, after a lon
and painful illness, died at his HON
near Moss Point ON Thursday nigh
May l4th, from cancer OF the stomach