The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Wet weather this week.
The election passed of quietly.
Mrs. John L. Carlisle Is quite sick
Miss Helen Hand Is sick with fever
A large supply OF logs are expected
down this week.
Rev. T. w. Adams left Monday tt
attend Conference at Canton, Miss.
A handsome line OF fall and winter
Millinery just received at Mrs. Ella
PasSO's.
Mrs. Laura Cain. from Grand Bay
Ala, is visiting Capt. VIM. Welch's
family.
Mr.. w. w. Broome, a prominent
Black Creek lOgman came to tOw1
Tuesday.
The public school opened with very
good attendance, Miss Stallworth a!
principal.
II. B. Howe, from COden, Ala. ha!
opened a restaurant here adjoining
the Eagle hotel.
The Hypathean Society meets this
Friday evening at the residence Of
MI. W. Fred Herrin.
Mrs. Laura Jarvis, Of New Orleans
Is staying here, the guest Of her uncle,
Capt. II. +. Erickson.
There will be no closures OF banks,
mills, mercantile stores, ETC., in Moss
Point il Bryan is elected.
Mrs. Ella Passo has moved to the
residence owned by Mrs. Lyman Ran.
dali, on Telephone road.
The schooner Mary B. Judge is load.
ing with 400. 900 feet OF lumber at the
w. Denny & Co.'S O'Leary mill this
week.
The good meeting has closed. W.
know much good was done and how
much we all need these times Of re,
freshing.
'The Holy City" was well rendered
by Mrs. Bloomfield and much enjoyed
by all. 1t was sung by request Of Mr.
Mcintosh.
Mr.. Harvey Avery, Representative,
OF E. G. Atkins & Co., saw and too
manufacturers. indianapolis, Indiana
was in town this week.
Mr.. Geo. +. Willis, with MessrS
Clark Bros, saw-mill machinery man.
ufacturers, paid Il saw-mill men
business visit this week.
Mr.. II. X. Wicks, Of Saginaw, Mich.
igan, manufacturer Of the celebrated
Wicks' Gang, was on a business visit
to our mill men this week.
The following schOOners are loading
at the L. & N. Dantzler Lumber
Co.'S mills this week: Lady Shea, with
100, 600 feet for Nassau; Anna M.
Stammer, with 10000 feet for Ha.
vana.
Mrs. E. f. Jackson, OF Perdue Hill,
Ala, mother Of III esteemed fellow.
tOwnsman, Mr.. G. W. Jackson, who
has recently returned from an ex.
tended visit to relatives in Cincinnati,
is passing several weeks here with
her sons family.
The Juvenile Missionary meeting is
postponed from Sunday until the third
Sunday night, when W will have a
public meeting and opening Of the
Unite boxes"
The Moss Point Lumber Co. have
moved into their new Office building,
where they are comfortably Tilted up
and ready to receive their friends and
the public generally.
Some OF the Sound Money colonies
left or a hunting expedition Tuesday
at daylight. 1t Is said that their
stOmachs were not strong enough to
stand their medicine.
Miss Annie Wood, one OF the most
charming young ladies in the select
circles of this place, has returned
from a pleasant visit to her sister,
Mrs. j.. o. Grisham, at Cross Roads.
A happy event took place at the
residence Of Mr.. VIM. Mcintosh at Il
o'clock on Tuesday last, when Miss
Margaret X. Mcintosh, eldest daugh-
ter OF the late Mr.. Thos. Mcintosh, OF
st. Vincent, was married to Mr.. Fritz
COlmer, lumberman OF Moss Point,
Miss. Miss Matte Paterson, of Blan-
tyn, was bridesmaid, while Mr.. r. w.
Mcintosh, OF Toronto, supported the
groom. The happy couple left on
Tuesday for a trip through the United
States.-Meaford Mirror, Ontario, Oct.
81, 1896.
THE REVIVAL MEETING.
Editor D~emocrat-Star.
Not since the revival services con-
Quoted by Mrs. Smell has the Metho-
dist church people particularly, and
the public generally, been blessed with
such seasons Of spiritual power as
during the services held here last week
by Rev. w. NJ. Mcintosh, OF Grenada,
Miss, and Prof. G. W. Smith, OF Sen.
atobia, Miss. AS previously an
nounced in YOUR paper there were
two services held each day, and de,
| spite the %unfav0rable weather there
were conversions, or those seriously
seeking peace with God at neary every
service. The number OF accessions
was small, as nearly all those con
verified or reclaimed from a backslid
den state were already members o
some church. Judging from the ties
timony of those who have been con
verted, or reclaimed, or received tn,
blessing OF sanctihcatiOn, the meet
ing was a great victory and will Ion,
be remembered by the people Of Mos
FONT. 1t is to be hoped that all VIII,
have been blessed in the meeting will
remember the words of our blessed
Lord as recorded in st. Luke, y: 48.
Gods blessing goes with Brother
Mcintosh and Smith, the latter
sweet singer. Bro. Mcintosh left 70