The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-04-03
PERSONAL AND
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Our town Is rather healthy.
Dewberrics will s0on be ripe.
The picture man is in town.
Mrs. II. c. Walker is up again.
w. p. Mcintosh is himself again.
lie took her out buggy riding Sum-
day.
Not a single case Of small pox in
town. A
Plenty Of logs are coming to the
mills.
All hands seem well pleased with
the match.
Iii hi Cudabac is at home with his
arm in a sling.
John f. P. Blumer has returned
from Ellisville.
NJ. M. Watkins was in Mobile this
week on business.
Several have their arms in sings
caused from vaccination.
| biiC ody JlCy nave Uccu UuU Suck
ing and have surely found.
Cary Wood, of Chicora, Miss, was
here on special business this week.
The Hypathean Society meets to-
night at the residence of l.. NJ. Hand.
P. f. Blumer, OF Ellisville, spent
Friday and Saturday with the old
folks at home.
For frst-class watch-work 90 to
G. L. Beck, the jeweler. at Stewards
drugstore. All work guaranteed.
G. Bruncr Dantzlcr, who has been
at Ell PasO, Texas for several months
has returned home for the summer.
On Tuesday night April TIN will be
given at HIPS Hall a musical and
Grammatical entertainment for the ben
eft Of the John Albert Cornet Band.
Refreshments served at reasonable
rates.
A beautiful assortment of Millinery
goods just opened for the Spring trade |
at Mrs. Ella PasSo's. The ladies are
cordially invited to call and examine
her stock.
NJ. A. Decs will leave this week for
Chicago to look after the manufacture
Of his road machines. He will proba-
bly, be absent several weeks.
ClariOn-Ledger: DR.. Frank Duke,
Of NJ ,ss Point, who has many friends
in the city, is spending the day in the
city, the guest Of Gov. McLaurin.
A gentleman in discussing the
''arm-clutch" habit IN last weeks
DEMOCRAT-STAR said he would rather
furnish the boy than the girl in that
business.
S. E. Perkins, of Puryis, one of the
biggest log contractors in the State, |
was here this week arranging to
deliver 10000 more logs to l.. N.
Dantzler Lumber Co.
Samuel h. Taylor, of Mobile, local
inspector Of steamboat hulls, was call
ed here suddenly Monday on account
OF the accident to his son, who was in
the bl0w-up OF the steam tug Isabel
last Monday.
The following schooners are loading
this week at the l.. N. Dantzlcr Lum-
Der Co. S mills Oscar G. with 23O, 900
feet of lumber for Manzarillo, Cuba ;
Louise Hastings with 100, 900 feet of
lumber for Key West.
DR.. Rhett Goode, Of Mobile, was
called here Monday to see Capt. Fritz
Lienhard and the others who we're
hurt in the explosion of the steam tug
Isabel last Monday. Or. GOOde thinks
Capt. Lienhard will not lose his leg. !
and that the Others will survive.
Program Easter Song Service NJ. E.
Sabbath School
l. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS."
2. SOng-'B lessed is the EASTER
by the school.
3. Scripture Reading.
4. Song-'The Lord is Risen In
deed"-By the School.
5. Motion Song-By infant class.
8. "CrOwning Of Easter"-By five
girls and two boys.
I. Song-"N0t Ashamed OF Christ"
Miss Edna Merrill.
8. Recitation -"An Easter Mes
sage"-By Muggie Hopkins.
8. Song-"Nevcr to Die"-By the
school.
10. Song-"Consider the Lilies
Mrs. Edward Bloomfield.
II. Dialogue and duct by Misses
Adams, Thompson, Dees and Yates.
IL. Song-"When In Clouds of
Gl0ryr-by the school. is
l3. Recitation - 'Pansies"- Miss
Mamie Denny.
IA. Song-"Avc Maria"-Miss Ell
eanor Bcardslec.
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