The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-05-07
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PERSONAL AND E
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.
Wedding bells will ring next we

Mr.. Il. A. Cleary, Of Biloxi paid our
town a business visit last week.
He has saved 5000 and thinks she
ought to be allowed to marry him.
Mr.. w. F. Herrin was a visitor to
Theodore, Ala, and Mobile last week.
Mr.. Geo. W. Robinson, the veteran
lumber and timber man is in ~ town
this week.
Mr.. Fred W. Stewart, OF Hands
horo was a visitor to ~ town on
Sunday last.
Mr.. S. II. Hemphill, of Hattiesburg
is in our midst attending to his tim
Der interests.
Messrs. J. o. and Charles AGREE
were visitors to Evergreen, Ala, on
Saturday last.
The many friends Of Miss Belle Nc
Innis regret very much to learn that
she is quite sick.
Mr.. Geo. L. Martin, Of Wisdom,
Miss, was a recent guest Of Mr.. John
Hill and family.
The quarantine steamer WEIGH left
this week to take up her duties in the
quarantine service.
DR.. w. L. Hightower has moved
into the Dominique Jaccarino place,
his recent purchase.
Mrs. Campbell Farley returned
from a visit to her parents at Bran
don, Miss, Monday,
Mrs. r. L. Bishop is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. w. B. Delmas, at
Handsboro this week.
Mr.. Frank Harry is this week work
ing at West Pascagoula for the firm
Of Hunter, Benn & Co.
Mr.. John L. Morris is this week
loading the schooner H%ildegard at the
mills OF f. Gautier Sons.
Miss Rosa Castanera, after spend
ing a very pleasant week in Biloxi re.
turned to her home Sunday last.
Miss Amelia Desporte, a most beau
tiful young lady OF Biloxi is visiting
the family Of Capt. E. Castanera.
1t requires a good bit Of "nerve" to
90 through this world, hut some Of
our young men have more than their
share.
Miss Eleanor Hatch, a lovely young
lady OF NeWbern, Ala, was on a visit
to the family Of Mr.. II. G. Walker
this week.
DR.. J.. NJ. Buchanan, a leading ply
sician Of Meridian paid a professional
visit here on Saturday and Sunday
last.
The Odd Fellows will celebrate their
anniversary by a lecture at the Pres
byterian church on Sunday at 3
o'clock p. m.
The Hypathean Society was most
royalty entertained on last Friday
evening at the pleasant home OF Hon.
NJ. NJ. Evans.
Miss Virgic Spencer, one Of our
most accomplished young ladies en-
~tcrtained a few friends at a croQuet
game Thursday night of last week.
Messrs. j. W. Stewart, Q. W. Gar
ner and NJ. NJ. Watkins left Sunday
morning for Holly Springs to attend
the meeting of the Grand Lodge Of
Odd Fellows.
The Presbyterian Sunday-school will
have their annual picnic TO day Fri
day at West P~ascagOula. They will
be joined by the Baptist Sunday.
school.
Mr.. 9. w. Garner, the w~ide-awake
and hustling liverymen went to Mo
bile last week to recover a horse and
hu,,r, ,,,bi,b hn5 hoap p]urlnipa5 fran
his stable recently.
| have left all unclaimed work and
accounts to be settled with Mr.. Geo.
w. O'Neill at ID. K. McInnis & Cos
drug store, who will attend to same.
G. B. BECK.
b Mr.. C. b. Beck, the jeweler, after a
residence OF some eighteen months,
left here Monday for Brewton, Ala,
where he will permanently reside.
Mr.. Beck made many friends who re.
greet his departure.
On Thursday evening OF last week
Miss Eleanor Beardslee entertained a
few friends, who spent a most de-
lightful evening. Among those pres
emit were Misses Wayne Denny, Anne
Edmonds, ESsie and Stella Stall
worth, Virgie Spencer, Eleanor and
Bertha Beardslee; Messrs. /. b. Smith
S. S. Henry, Jr., j. L. Bounds, l.. p
Herrin, 7. A. Coulson and II. b. Bur
ton.
On Monday evening of this week
the following young people spent ar
evening long to remembered at tn,
residence of Mr.. Joe Beardslee OF
Lake Side: Misses Belle Denny, lisa
bel Lienhard, Lyll Morris, Eleano
and Bertha Beardslec; Messrs. II. h
Burton, II. A. Coulson, Jr., S. s. Hen
ry, Jr., l.. p. Herrin and j, +. 7
Blumer. They were the guests o
Miss Bertha Beardslee.
The following is the program 70
the next meeting Of the Hypatheal
Society, to be held Friday evening
May IA, at the residence of Mr.. T. A
!, Coulson:
Biography-Mr. w. A. Coulson.
Vocal Music-MiSs Annie L. Dant7
Ter.
Reading-L. p. Herrin.
! Inst. Music-Miss Bertha Beardslec
RedUllR- MI w. d. Ilupkluo'
Vocal Music Miss Virgie Spencer
Violin Solo-Fred Herrin, Jr.
Reading--Mrs. Joe Beardslee, Jr.
Vocal Music-Miss Bette BlumeI
, Author for Evening-Rudyard XII
= ling.
o CARD OF THANKS.
r The ladies Of the Moss Point Bal
r fist Aid Society extend many thank
to all OF those who assisted In tt
r musical and literary entertalnmer
given at Hills Hall on the evening
d April 9th, and especially to Mr.
o Fowler, who arranged and directe
G the program.
The entertainment was a decide
success. mo city can boast of mus
cal and literary talent cxcelling Mo
G Point" so remarked an outsider aft