The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-04-23


spent last week in Our town.
Another fine line OF millinery just
received at Mrs. Ella Passo's.
Mr.. John o. Grisham, Of Denny,
Miss, was in town this week.
Miss Essic Stallsworth is visiting
Miss Virgie Spencer this week.
Mr.. John Anderson was a visitor to
the Crescent City Saturday last.
Mr.. A. A. Vaughan, OF Three Riv-
ers is a regular visitor to our town.
Miss Amelia Desporte. OF Biloxi is
visiting the family OF Capt. 4. Casta'
nera.
There was a small party that en-
| loved a delightful bOat-r0w on Mon
day night.
Rev. FL. d. Howell will preach in
the Methodist church Sunday at ii
o'clock a. m.
Mr.. Joe Grisham. OF Leaskville is in
our town attending to his log ndt tim
| Der interests.
The many friends Of Mr.. E. O. Els
len are pleased to see him on the
streets again.
Mr.. Fred Stewart, OF H%andsbOro,
Miss, spent last Sunday with rela-
tives and friends.
The Hypathean Society had a very
| pleasant meeting at the home OF Judge
o. Randall last Friday night.
Rev. Inman w. Cooper is assisting
Rev. w. II. Huntly at Lumberton in
a p~rotracted meeting this week.
Mr.. Elton Cudabac, who has been in
Chicora, Miss. for several weeks, re-
turned home Friday evening last.
Mr.. John Gabriel, late OF New Or
leans has opened the barber shop
formerly occupied by j.. E. Pankey.
Rev. d. O. Byers has gone to New
| Iberia, La. to attend Presbytery,
which met at that place Thursday.
Mr.. W. W. Sysan, of Pensacola, rep
r%esenting the Pitch Pine Lumber Co.
Of New York, is in our town for sew
eral days.
Mr.. J. y. AGREE, Of Leaksville, who
has been in our midst for some Two
weeks or more, returned to his nome
on Friday last.
Mr.. Frank y. Castanera, accom-
| panied by his beautiful sister, Miss
| Rosa. were visitors to Biloxi the lat
ter part OF last week.
Ladies, don't forget to call on Mrs.
f. b. Blackwell. at the Eagle Hotel.
when YOU want hats, bOnnets and any
thing in the millinery line. Every
thing up-to-day 10 style.
Mrs. b. B. Borden. accompanied by
Mrs. r. G. Borden, left on Saturday
last for a several weeks visit to rela-
tives in Fernandina, Fla.
Mcssrs. J. w. Stewart, G. W. Gar
ner and NJ. NJ. Watkins are the dele
gates to the Grand Lodge, |. O. o. F.,
to meet at Holly Springs on the 4th OF
May.
AUCTION!
I will sell at auction on Wednesday,
2Sth inst, my entire lot Of household
and kitchen furniture. Will COM
mence auction at u IN. sharp.
G. B. BECK.
The meeting Of the Bingham Me
mortal Missionary Society was well
attended Sunday evening. A very
elaborate and well-rendered program
was gone through with, and we must
give special notice to the song by Mrs.
Fowler, also the song by the Misses
Beardslee.
The many admirers Of Miss Celeste
Castanera are pleased to learn that
she is at home again, after an absence
of some four weeks or more visiting
friends at Denny and BrewtOn, Miss.
She was accompanied home by the
beautiful and accomplished Miss Hat
tie Gresham, OF Denny.
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Moss
Point Baptist church will give a musi
cal and literary entertainment a,
Hill's Hall, Moss Point, next Tues
day. April q, 1897, at 1880 p. NJ. Ad'
mission 10 cents. Refreshments fo'
the special benefit Of the children will
he served at 5 o'clock in the afternoon
, at the hall. The public cordially in
b vited.
DEATH OF MRS. M. d. MCLEOD.
Mrs. NEGLIGENT DANTzLER MCLEOl
D was born in Orangeburg District. 81
in 1918. She died 10 Moss Point, Miss.
April 10, 1897.
While she was still a girl her parent
removed to Mississippi, settling Il
Greene county. When about Is year
Of age she was united in marriage t
Mr.. Norman Mcleod, with whom sh
y lived happily until his death abou
s twenty-seven years ago. Ten chi
dren blessed their union, OF whom 81
suryiye-four sons and two daughter'
Mrs. McLeod's family were Metht
! dists, and she early united with tina
p church, but after her marriage 81
transferred her membership to tn
~ Salem Presbyterian church, her hu'
band being a member OF that churct
= About nineteen years ago she r.
: moved to Moss Point, which has stint
y been her home; and here with tn;
untiring energy which has characte
l. lied her whole life, she has served N
generation and her church.
Her last illness was BRIEF, thOup
d she had been in failing health II
some months.
\. The funeral services were held fro
|. the Presbyterian church on Tuesdt
}. afternoon, conducted by the paste
A large cOncOurse OF relatives ar
J, friends followed her remains to the
:. quiet resting-place In the Griffin Ger
& etery.
J. Thou shalt come to thy grave 10
I. full age. like as n shock Ut corr cor