The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-02-26
MOSS POINT ITEMS.
"She is sure struck

Dlc - SUIT SII ulh.
Mr.. NJ. W. Hyde is visiting In Me-
ridian, Miss.
DR.. w. l.. I~ightOwer was a visitor
to the Gulf City Saturday.
A fine line OF imported laces just re.
cciyed at Mrs. Ella PassO's.
Mr.. L. n. Dantzler, Jr.. paid Mo-
bile a business visit on Monday.
Born, on Wednesday, Feb. "a, to
Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Denny, a sOn
Mr., Horace Turner, Of Mobile speut
Saturday and Sunday in Il town.
Mr.. +. w. Davis, OF Menomenie,
Mich, was IA visitor here this week.
Mr.. S. f. Perkins, a prominent log
nan OF Purvis, was in town Tuesday.
Misses Rosa and Celeste Castanera
spent Sunday in Biloxi with friends.
The IIypathean Society meets to-
night (Frilayl at the residence OF Mrs.
q. e. McInnis.
Mrs. James Paul is spending two
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. j. j.
Connick, at Mobile.
The schooner Mile Williams is
loading a cargo OF lumber for Mexico
at the O'Leary mill.
Mrs. Geo. p. Hughes, Of Mississippi
City, visited her sister, Mrs. L. II.
Fowler, here last week.
II you are in need OF a nice pair OF
ladies' or gents shoes, style up to
date, call on Cowan Bros.
Pretty little Miss Willie Passo left
for New Orleans Tuesday, where she
will spend the carnival season.
The schooner Nan NJ. Dantzler,
Capt. Geo. ID. Webb, master, arrived
at the wharf Saturday from Vera
Cruz.
A gOodly number Of Moss Pointers
attended Prof, Gentry's Pony and
Dog Show last Saturday evening and
night.
Misses Celeste and IIulda Denny,
OF Scranton were among those present
at the party at Capt. Lienhard's Fri
day evening.
Married. at the residence Of Mr.. G.
J. Joiner, Miss Rosa Joyner and Mr..
II G.. Ellis, OF Hattiesburg, on Wednes-
day nigh: OF last week.
Mrs. DIN Green. OF Meridian, ac-
cOmpanied by her two children, is ex-
pectcd here tomorrow on a visit to
her sister, Mrs. j. l.. Dantzler.
Mr.. n. W. Syfon, the Pensacola
representative Of the Pitch Pine Lum-
Der Co. OF New York, who has been
in our town attending to the loading
Of a vessel for the above named firm,
returned to Pensacola on Wednesday
last.
The anniversary Of the birthday OF
here by the display Of flags. The
large fleet Of S%chOOners in the river
were decorated from stem to stern
with flags Of all colors and nations.
Truly, it was a beautiful sight.
Misses Eleanor and Bertha Boards
lee, the charming and accomplished
daughters OF Mr.. Joe B%eardslee, leave
tomorrow Saturday for Mobile to
attend the Carnival. While in Mo-
bile they will be the guests OF Miss
Mary Bagley, 400 st. Louis street.
The following schOOners are loading
at the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'S
mills: Carrie f. Look, with 400, 900
feet Of lumber; Lady Shea, with lOO.-
600 feet for Havana; Nan NJ. Dantzler,
with POO, 600 feet Tor Vera Cruz; Rer-
tina Louise, with 200. 900 feet for
Kingston; Rita Cue, with 10000 feet
for CUatzacOalcas.
One OF the incest arranged and we'll
managed gatherings Of the season was
that rendered to the young people last
Friday evening by Capt. and Mrs.
Fritz Lienhard. There were some
fifteen to twenty couples present, and
all enjoyed themselves in the fullest
sense. Dainty refreshments were
served, and at midnight they turned
homeward, every one declaring Capt.
and Mrs. Lienhard as u most genial
host and hostess.
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Moss Point, Miss.
On Monday night the young ladies
gave a very novel entertainment at
the residence Of Mr.. l.. NJ. Hand.
The house was most tastcfully decor.
ated with ferns and MOSES, and every
thing had the appearance OF merry
making. Mr.. Burton and Miss Annie
l.. Dantzler received first prize in the
Penny" contest, and Mr.. John An
| derSen and Hattie Belle Mclnnis the
''Booby" prize. Mr.. Burton and Miss
| Essie Stallw0rth received first prize
as the most entertaining couple in the
house. Dainty refreshments were
served consisting Of the d%elicacies
Of the season. Among those present
were: Misses Hand, Spencer, Stall
worth, Hill, Rosa and Celeste Casta-
nera, Mellia and Hattie M%clnniS, Ed.
monds, Dantzlcr, Dees, Eleanor and
Bertha B~eardslee, Taylor, and Messrs.
L. N. and A. +. Dantzler. II. A. Coul.
son, Jesse Bounds, NJ. +. Cowan, L. p.
Hcrrin. Il. b. Hopkins, S. S. Henry,
Jr., J. L. Morris, r. w. Stewart, John
Andersen, John Bluncr aud Elton