The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-04-15
PERSONAL AMI

o, tell US about it! 4
1t Is Just nOw three bells.
The town is full Of 10y men.
She said she had an Milne.
That vas the lecture we never
Work is progressing on the shell
road.
Hon. Jim Eton, OF Smith county, is
in town on business.
Our people talk war, but not many
will enlist just now.
Mr.. II. G. Borden is having the Moss
Point butcher shop repaired.
A COW, with young calf, for sale.
Apply to DR.. W. II. Thompson.
We are pleased to know that Mr..
Wade Hopkins is rapidly improving.
The cOlored Methodist church rails
cd S37.6 81 for missions on Easter Sun
day.
The schooner Eleanor Is loading at
the OLeary mill for Mexico this
week. ... 10.
DR.. ]. Fl. c. Cook, OF Augusta, was
here the latter part OF last week on
business.
Mrs. (Dr.) E. r. Bragg, OF Ocean
Springs, visited her sister, Mrs. A. S.
Denny, this week.
J..H. Weston, OF New Orleans, has
been in town for the last few days
visiting Mr.. Jesse Bounds.
Mr.. J. p. Myers, Of Ellisville, one of
the leading merchants OF that section,
Is visiting our town 10 the lumber in
tercst.
OMrs. J. l.. Dantzler. with her lovely
infant daughter, Fran, Is visiting her
sister-in-law, Mrs. Geo. L. lizard, at
Mobile.
Mr.. P. E. Blumer, of Heidelberg,
Miss, the e%nterprising son of Mr.. A.
Blumer, visited his parents here this
week, returning Wednesday.
Miss. Alberta Blumer, who is at
tending the Academy of Visitation in
Mobile, spent several days last and
this week with her parents here.
Mr.. M. A. Dees and family took
their departure for Dallas, Texas, on
Tuesday afternoon. Mr.. Dees will
return In the course OF two weeks.
Call at Mrs. Blackwell's, Welch's
corner, for SPRING HATS. Also dress
making done. Days at Moss Point
Monday, Wednesday and Friday.
MARRIED-At the residence OF Mrs.
D. X. McInnis, April II, 1898, at 8 D.
M, Rev. d. y. Byers officiating, Mr..
Stone d. McInnis, a prominent mer-
chant of Moss Point, and Miss Sallie
Mcleod, of French Camp, Miss.
The happy couple left on the II p.
m. train for the brides home. follow
ed by the we'll wishes Of a host Of
friends.
Mrs. Virginia Watkins Morris, be-
loved wife Of Mr.. Edward Morris, died
at Scranton, Miss, April IL, 1898,
after a brief illness. Funeral services
were held In the Presbyterian church
at Moss Point, on Wednesday at 10 a.
M, after which she vas laid to rest
in the Griffin cemetery. A more ex.
tended notice will be given next week.
Rev. d. U. Byers left on Thursday
morning to attend a meeting Of the
Presbytery at McComb City, MISS.
He may be detained Over Sabbath, 10
which event he will be unable to oil
his appointments at Moss Point and
Scranton. No preaching Sunday II
you do not hear the bell.
The god of love has assembled from
the horizon until he stands at the
zenith and showers his smiles as free
ly as his arrows flew a short time ago;
when they shot into the hearts OF
those who will shortly stand before
the altar Of God and take upon them.
selves the most sacred vows man and
woman are called upon to take.
Mr.. Marcus Mckay's untimely dealt
has cast a shadow owe the entire
community. lie was greatly respected
and had many friends. He was buried
at the Griffin cemetery, and the fun
eral services were conducted at thu
Methodist church. We extend to hi
loved ones u profound sympathy.
Program for the next meeting o.
the Hypathaen Society, Friday even
ing, April %, 1893:
Essay on Literature. Mr.. II. Q. Burton
Music (vocal) Miss Bette Blumc'
Reading -~.....Mrs Jno. M. Anderson
Instrumental Duet ..-....M Misses Byer'
Recitation..........Miss Mamie McLeot
Music (vocal) Miss Virgie Spence
Reading .~.... Mr.. L. N. Dantzler, il
Music inst. J.. Miss Isabelle Lienhar'
Recitation Miss Katie Mycr
Music inst ..........Mrs. MOsely, Mis-
!, Maude Byers, Messrs. Burton
, Cudabac and MOseley.
. Subject for evening" Literature.
' Place Of neutrality-suspicious. OF MI
J. Louis Dantzler.
: HENRIETTA POWELL DETAIN
y ED IN HAVANA.
r Moss Point, Miss, April 18th
. schooner James H. Dudley, which lei
r Havana Saturday with Gen. Lee
e fiotilla, arrived here Thursday. St
was loaded and Is owned here instea
T OF Pensacola. The schooner Henrie
tn j. Powell, Capt. w. L. Pinder,
also owned here. The Dantzler Lun
Der Company sold the cargo I. O. b.
a Spaniard, and the owners are a
vised that on account Of her cargo b
!. longing tn a Spaniard she was not a
q lowed to leave Havana. Capt. Pind,
n lives here, but Is q native OF kt
West, and his friends think he WI
IN be able TO take care Ut himself, as
!. IL well acquainted there.
% DEATH OF Mr.. MARCUS Nc
KAY.
le Mr.. Marcus Mckay was born Aul
=. 8. 1857, and departed this lifc Monica
n morning, April 18th, at half pas
eleven o'clock. He was buried Tues
q The funeral services were from tn
Methodist church, where q large aud
q cnce assembled to pay the last trlbut
Of respect to one who was loved
. life. Mr.. Mckay had been In b;
Z health for some time. vet his euddl