The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-06-04
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

a welcome visitor here this week.
On Sunday last a lovely girl baby
was born to Mr.. aud Mrs. c.. o. Yates.
Last Friday a beautiful girl baby
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. Gilber Jar
Wis.
The schooner Nan NJ. Dantzler is
on Frentz's ship yard for cleaning and
painting.
The Hypathean Society meets Fri
day next at the residence Of Capt.
Lienhard.
Mr.. r. NJ. Fisher is marking lumber
at the Farnsworth Lumber Cos mill,
Scranton.
Children's Day services will com
mence at | o'clock at the Methodist
church.
A very pleasant boat ride was given
Tuesday night complimentary to Miss
Anne Edm0nds.
Prof. 7. G. Reese, principal Of the
high school left for his home in North
Carolina last Friday.
Born on Monday, May 81, to Mr.. and
Mrs. II. 9. Herring, a son. Mother
and babe doing well.
Schooner b. Frank Nealley is load
ing at the O'Leary mill with 225,OOO
feet of lumber for Havana.
Gold Leaf flour, cream patented,
strictly Hungarian process. Every.
body likes it. Sold at ii. X. Denny'S.
Capt. Fritz Lienhard will shortly
commence the construction Of his
new steamer for the Pascagoula river
trade.
The schooner l.. A. Edwards, Capt.
G. +. Peterson, master, is loading at
the O'Leary mill with 100000 feet of
lumber for Vera Cruz.
Miss Anne Edmonds, the accom-
pliShed lst assistant teacher OF the
Moss Point high school departed for
her home in Tupelo Wednesday last.
Call at John Hill, Jr's, opposite the
Baptist parsonage, for refreshing
drinks, ice cream, etc. Ice cream de-
livered at 81 40 a gallon.
PICNIC GOODS.
Red brand canned meats, Frank
ford sausage, choice tripe, Clipped
/ anu IDiNl JUL. htlllltbN . tdhIS u
crackers at II. X. Dcnny's.
Rev. Inman w. Cooper left Wednes-
day to attend the District Conference
at Lumberton; thence to BrOokhaven
to attend the meeting Of the Board of
Trustees Of Whittworth College.
The following schooners are loading
at the l.. N. Dantzler Lumber Cos
I'll, Att, ,,ooI,. Do,th, 7 ,tirn ,Uith
100, 600 feet for Kingston, Anna NJ.
| Stammer with 800, 900 feet for Ha-
vana, Rita Cue with 10000 feet for
COatzcoalcos.
Miss Pattie Dees, daughter OF Hon,
NJ. A. Dees is finishing off her musical
education under Prof G. Schlessinger,
the great German music teacher OF
Mobile, preparatory to accepting a
position in the Patton Seminary at
Oak Cliff, a suburb of Dallas, Texas.
Notice has been given by Vice
gerent W. A. Coulson Of a grand con-
c~atenation of the order OF HOos,
to be held in Biloxi on the 18th inst.
Several infant, playful kittens from
Moss Point and Scranton will be in
itiated into the mysteries OF the order,
and will doubtless afford pleasure to
the older kittens by their antics on
the roof and the onion patch. Those
wishing to be enrolled should make
application to Mr.. Coulson,
One Of the prettiest home weddings
OF the season was that Of Mr.. Gordon
BroOme, second son OF Mr.. l. W.
Broome, Of Moss Point, and Miss
Carrie Jones, which happy event &C.
cured on the evening Of the 18th OF
May. 1897, at the residence Of the
brides parents, Mr., and Mrs. Charles
Jones. The bride, robed in a beauti-
full gown Of cream albatross and rib
bons, was a vision Of loneliness long to
be remembered, and the young groom
looked handsome and happy. The
ceremony was performed by Rev. II.
Bennett, pastor of the Baptist church
at Moss Point, and was unique, elO-
uucnt and beautiful. Dainty refresh
ments were served, and after wishing
the young couple a long and happy
life the admiring guests wended their
way home, realizing that they had
spent a very pleasant evening, ~
CHILDREN'S DAY PROGRAM,
METHODIST CHURCH, JUNE 6, '97.
/. Song-"Marching to Zion"-by
the School.
2. Prayer.
3. Song-"We are Singing on the
Way"-by the School.
4. Scripture Concert Reading.
5, Song-"Jesus Lives"- by the
School.
8. Calling the Roll Of Officers and
Teachers.
I. Song" Leaning on the Everlast-
ing Arms"-by the School.
5. Recitation" Have you Heard OF
Jesus?"-by Lillian Cowan, Car
lotta Stewart, Annette Evans,
Ina Thompson, Willie Passo.
8. Address-"On Sunday Schools
Miss Kate Swan.
10. Song Sweet Story by the
School.
II. Forty Questions Answered.
r II. Song =" Welcome for Me- by
! the School.
. 10. Recitation-"The Children's Cru
sade'-Miss Hula Myers.
! IA. Sung-"The Little Fisherman
\ Primary Girls.
Is. Address-"On Missions Miss
: Laura Myers.
IS. Song-"Go Tell the World Of Hi:
LoIe"--by the School.
k II. Address--"On EpwOrth League
s Belle Torres.
r IS. Class Reports.
q 10. Offertory, violin solO-"Swee'
Spirit Hear My Prayer"-Starki,
DeeS.
20. Song-"Tree Of Life" Annett
Evans, Ina Thompson, Bell
Torres, Lillian Cowan, Ami
Myers.
q. AddresS-"On Education In;
Thompson.
90. Song" Blessed be the Name -
= by the School.
%. SOlo--"Everlasting Day Mis-
Pattie Dees.
81 Dosnct 80 thn Gnopatarv