The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-04-02
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

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The gardens, oh, where are they?
Washed up by the aforesaid rain.
Hon. NJ. A. Dees has returned from
Jackson.
The trousseau has been purchased
for the bride.
Fine line OF shoes, all styles and
sizes at Cowan Bros.
''Bc careful what you do" A hint
to the wise is sufficient.
Mr.. John Anderson visited the
Crescent City this week.
Mr.. Felix Mckay, OF Mobile is visit
ing friends in Our little city.
Mrs. Ella Passo has just received an
elegant line Of spring millinery.
MI. II. G.. Donald. of Mobile was a
visitor to our town last week.
Mrs. f. r. Bragg is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. A. 5. Denny this week.
She says it is too early for the seek
ing girls to come to Moss Point.
Assessor Willie p. Ramsay is taking
the assessment Of our town this week.
Mr.. s. X. Hemphill, of Hattiesburg
returned to his home on Saturday
last.
Mr.. Willie b. Paterson, Of Mobile
spent several days in our town last
week.
Mr.. VIM. Howell, postmaster and
merchant of ThIec Rivers was in town
on business Tuesday.
Miss Sallie Mcleod, a charming
young lady of Macon, Miss, is visit
ing Miss Nellie Mcln1is.
The schooner Thomas Winsmore is
loading with $50, 900 feet OF !lmber for
Boston by the Lake mills.
Fred Hcrnin. Jr., after a stay OF
some DAYS in the Gulf CITY returned
home on Thursday of last week.
The beautiful and accomplished
Miss Eleanor Beardslee is visiting
Mrs. b. L. Stafford IN Mobile.
NJ. Joe Heardslee. Jr., and Miss
Edna Merrill are to be married next
Tuesday at the Methodist church.
Mr.. lessee AGREE, Of the firm Of j..
@. AGREE & Co., of Leaksville IS in our
town attending to his lumber inter
cStS.
NET. J. Miller, of Leaksville, Miss,
wlo has been in our town for about
two weeks returned TO his home on
Monday.
Mr.. John Alberts, Jr., left last Fri
dav for Milwaukee, Wis, whe:e he
will be employed in the Filler Stall
Machine Works.
Schooner Daisy Farlin, with 100000
feet of lumber for New York Is load
ing this week at the l.. N. Dantzlei
Lumber Co.'S mill.
Dr.. G. Btunc; Dantzler, who has
been taking lectures at the Dental
College in Baltimore for the past seven
months returned home Sunday last.
A Jolly crowd visited the schooner
II. J. Powell Thursday night OF last
week and were royalty entertained by
the genial master, Capt. w. l.. Pinder'
The ~schooners Lizzie II. Patrick. OF
) 10000 feet capacity and The Mile
Williams, of 100, 900 feet capacity are
loading at w. Denny & Co.'S OLeary
mill this week.
Attention, W O. NJ! There IS to be
a meeting of the camp on next iIlday
evening, April 9th. Business OF i'm
portance. Il. G.. Borden, &. c.; Il. W.
O'Neill, Clerk.
Owing to the success OF the theatri.
cal entertainment last week the talent
here feels somewhat ambitious, and
very soon will put into rehearsal an
other play which will, it IS believed,
far eclipse the last production, as
more time will be at their disposal 10!
rchcarsing thoroughly. Look out Tor
notice in a week or two.
Program TO- the meeting of the Hy-
pathean Society, Friday evening.
Ap il 9th, at the home OF Judge o.
Randall:
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES P. Herrin. .
Vocal Music-Misses Beardslee and
Reading-Thos. f. Spencer.
Inst. Music-MisS Pattie Does.
Violin Solo-Fred Herrln, Jr.
Vocal Music-Mrs. Fowler.
Rcading-John Anderson.
Song-R. b. Hopkins.
Author-Josiah Aliens Wife.
Society here one and all much re.
gret the departure of Miss Essie stall
worth, the charming and accomplish
ed principal of the public school. Ihe
term being over, she goes to take a
well.earned rest, and takes this OPP.
portunity through the writer OF
thanking all heT kind friends who did
SO much toward making the enter
tainment on Tuesday night the sue
cess it was. We all regret her de
| parture and look forward to the time
| when she will once more be with US
which, we trust, will not be in TIL
very distant future.
OBITUARY.
VoLuPrUs ALoNZO FELLOW, son Of Mr.
William J. and Mrs. Emma +. Fellow
was born in Kinds county, Miss, Jan
%. 1877, and died in Moss Point Marcl
5, 1897. just as he was entering MANHOOD
he was suddenly cut off. AlonzO WA
generous in nature, strong in friendship
lender in his love to bis father and moth
or, sisters aud brother. He was the cen
ire of affection in the home. Brothet
Fellow had Leen a recent member of tn
church in ~Escatawpa for two years. Hi
sudden death has caused great sorrow
10 rest on the home, which formerly wa
made happy by his presence aud love
The providences OF our Heavenly Fathc
arc indeed mysterious. We cannot ur
derstand it. IT. may be the voice of Coz
speaking somehow to the young or to tn
bereaved family, urging rs to actlv v So
vice for Goo, aud IA constant prcparatio
Tor death. 30 day, if you will hear II
voice; harden not yOur heart."-Heb.
II; "Whom tho Lord loveth he corrected
TIE discipline of our Father is carried on
with the purest and hottest intentions
Happy is tho man whose ears are attnne
to the voice OF God rs it speaks dali.
constantly to us. The rod in the hand
of our Heavenly Father may at first see
not joyous, but grievons. yet afterward,
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