The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-07-03
MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL N GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.
He silently left for Texas.

A military wedding was expected
here some weeks ago.
A refreshing and much needed rain
fell here Monday evening.
Mr.. J. w. Griffin has gone to PER-!
county to see his mother-in-law.
II you don't have four creases II
your pants you are not In 1t.
MI. Will Paterson, OF Mobile wa
in town a few DAYS this week.
Miss Burnie Paterson, of Mobile is
visiting Miss Florrie McInnis.
All the mills are running on full
time, and orders for lumber In abund
ance.
They say that the thermometer reg
istered here last Monday 8 In the
shade.
The Hypathean society meets at
the residence Of MI. W. Fred Herrin
tonight.
DR.. G. X. Roe, Of Spring Hill, Ala,
visited relatives and friends in town
last week.
No one from here attended the Con-
federatc Veterans reunion at Rich.
mond, Va.
Miss Wayne Morris left last week
to spend the summer with relatives
in Michigan.
He seems to understand the business
OF taking care Of babies from the way
he handles them.
Mrs. Geo. c. Southland left Wednes.
day for WiscasSet, Maine, to be abb
sent for some time.
Railroad Commissioner NJ. M. Evans
was at home this week, on account OF
the sickness OF his wife.
Mr.. L. A. Morris, OF Bluff Springs,
Fla. was in town recently visiting
relatives and on a business trip.
A crowd Of young people spent a
most delightful evening on the beach
at Pascagoula Tuesday night OF last
week.
Miss l4yll Morris returned last week,
after a visit OF several weeks to her
brother, L. A, Morris in Bluff Springs,
Fla.
Mrs. Richard Sheridan, Jr., and
Miss Eva Wilson, OF Mobile are here
for q week with the family Of Mr.. Fl.
G. Walker.
Seburn Williams (col.), while at
work in W. Denny & Co.'s lower mill
last week dropped dead. Of course,
it was heart failure.
Little Miss Burnic and Master
Chest Roe, OF Spring Hill, Ala, are
on a visit to their relatives Mr.. w.
Fred Herrin and family.
The schooner Oscar G.. is loading at
the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'s mills
this week with 230, 900 feet Of lumber
destined for Havana.
DR.. Geo. L. lizard, of Mobile was in
town Sunday with his family visiting
at Mr.. L. N. Dantzler's. His family
will remain here for sometime.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Dantzler are
happy over the arrival Of a 12-pOund
baby girl at their home last Saturday.
May the little lady grow up to woman
hood and be a Joy and comfort to her
parents.
Mcssrs. l.. N. Dantzler, ST., G. B.
Dantzler and Capt. John Alberts
are spending sometime at Healing
Springs, Ala. We hope they will re-.
turn much benefited by the celebrated
waters thereof.
Prof. Rcise, Of Columbia, this State,
has been engaged by the trustees Of
the Moss Point Academy us its prin.
cipal. The school will open on the
first Monday In September. Prof.
Reise comes highly recommended as
a heightened honorable gentleman,
and an educator Of large experience.
The children's day ut the Methodist
church last Sunday was a pleasant
affair. The new pipe organ, manipu.
lated by Mrs. e. f. Griffin, pcaled
forth pleasant strains OF sweet music,
and all seemed delighted with the ex-
ercises OF the occasion. Mr.. q. W.
Jackson, the efficient superintendent
OF the Sabbath-schOOl, deserves much
credit for the manner IN which the
affair was conducted.
A very pretty wedding took place at
the residence OF Mr.. z. M. Farley on
the 18th ult. The contracting parties
were Mr.. Flavius j. Mckay and Miss
Lou. A. Thomas. 1t was strictly a
private wedding, none attending but
the immediate families Of the couple.
The marriage ceremony was perform
ed by Rev. II. w. Adams. The bride
and groom are dOmicile1 in their new
and b~eaueiful home on Belvieu street.
For the next thirty days, l will sell
genuine Dueber Silverine Open.face,
Stem.wind and Stem-set Watch cases,
fitted with Trenton movements at the
low price OF $3.50. l will also fit the
same case with a genuine Waltham or
Elgin movement for $3.50. All move
ments are guaranteed for one year.
Parties ordering by mail must send
cash with order, and II you want 1t
sent by mail add 10 cents extra to pay
register. =. B. BECK.
The watches above described are
just what they are represented, and
VIC feel safe In recommending them to
those who want a cheap good watch.
A SWELL AFFAIR.
The pretty home of Mr.. and Mrs.
II. K. Denny was thrown open on
Friday evening OF last week to a few
| friends. and very charmingly were
they entertained. The &C .asiOn was
one of especial compliment to Miss
Katherine Denny, Of Scranton and her
visitor, Mrs. Lou G. Roberts, OF Ten
nessee. progressive Conversational
was the principal feature OF the pro-
gram, interspersed with sweet songs,
| while Mrs. Roberts, with her vavacIty
of style, recitcd the Minuet and won
| great admiration from all listeners.
| At a late hour the guests were invited
into the dining hall, which was made
into a floral bower with fearns, palms,
sweet peas, etc. The tables were rich
with delicate embroideries, soft lights
with dainty shades, where delicious
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