The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-05-20
PERSONAL N GENERAL.
Nevis Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

As0uio VI Ausoioes OosnViVu AA~'u
Various Sources. |
Mr.: ]. L. Dantzler made a business
trip to New Orleans Wednesday.
Some OF our home young ladies are
expecting summer guests in the near
future.
The schooner Mflie Williams is
hauled cut on Aiigelo's ship-ways for
repairs.
Mr.. r. D. W~Iggiiton, OF Ocean
Springs, was in iowa Friday OF last
week.
Schooner. Henrietta J. Powell is
loading at the l.. N. Dantzlcr Co. for
McxicO. d
Mr.. w. j. Brcwton, OF Brewton s
Avant, IA building Il neat residence
near the Avant tnill.
The boat ride On the steamer Fox
Friday night Of last week was greatly
enjoyed by everyone present.
Several OF bur mills and tug.bOats
have ceased operations for the pres.
ent, owing To the lack Of business.
Miss Fannie Vaughn, OF Ocean
Springs, spent several days here last
week the guest OF Miss Mayme Morris.
The Schooner Carrie Strong is load
ing at the w. Denny & Co.'s mill with
400. 900 feet OF lumber for Philadel-
plIia.
Rev. Inman w. Cooper left on Tues
| day for Enterprise. where he will ron
duct Il revival meeting. He will return
during next week.
Drs. s. l.. and II. P. Clarke stopped
in front Of the Randall with the body
Of a petrited desperate, hung in Wa
co. Texas, In 1858, which they will ex.
hibit here.
David Baker, Of Basin; Alex. Nicely,
! Mobile; 5. Wiseburg, Atlanta; j. II.
Strong and Capt. CrOwell. OF Boston,
are among tile guests Of the Randall,
this week.
After two weeks pleasantly spent
with Miss Laura Griffin, Misses Eu.
genia Tebault and HOnOriue Brown,
" New Orleans, left for home On last
Saturday, to the regret Of q host Of
friends.
Miss william Graham, after a three
months sojourn in Mobile, returned
home Monday, accompanied by her
father. who had gone to join her the
day before.
Rev. G. A. Powell, p. E., will preach
in the Methodist church next Sabbath.
Or. W. r. Beall will preach IN the
same church the first Sunday night In
each month.
Mr.. J. +. Martin, OF New Orleans,
attended the funeral OF his brother.
in-law, Mr.. +. Is. Daniels, returning
Sunday evening, accompanied by his
little daughter, Pearl, who has been
spending Il while with her aunt.
There was a full meeting OF the
Cleyaka Club ut the residence of Mr..
Jos. Beardslce last Monday. The club
will meet Monday week at the home
of Miss Mayme Denny.
Mr.. j. II. Overstreet, the father of
Mr.. Ellis Overstreet, OF this place,
died at his home, north OF Ocean
Springs. on Thursday OF last week, in
his 65th year. Our sympathies arc
extended to Mr.. Overstreet.
Rev. y. o. Bycrs left for New Or.
leans Thursday morning, where he Is
An attendance upon the General AS.
spmbly OF the Presbyterian Church as
a delegate from the New Orleans
Presbytery. lie will be absent foT
ten days or more.
Last Saturday evening, Mr.. Fritz
COlmer, foreman OF the L. N. Dante.
Ter mill, met with a painful accident.
A large piece OF wood ran into his
left leg abuve the knee. lie was at.
tended upon by DIR. j. B. Chamberlin.
His many friends wish him Il speedy
recovery.
The Union Picnic on last Friday
was one OF the largest and most en-
joyablc that our Sunday.schOols have
ever had. The day was delightful
our hosts. the Gautier brothers, an(
their families, left nothing undone t.
make the occasion pleasant; everyone
seemed determined to have a go0(
time and to make II pleasant for CIV
eryone else; the dinner was cxccllen'
and abundant; the ladies lOuked thei
sweetest; the children were good. ant
the universal expression was, ''Havc
MT VIC had a good time to-day !"
DEACON F. Il. DANIELS
departed this life at his late residenc'
in Moss Point, Miss, Saturday morn
ing, May IA, 1898, aged SO years. !
months and Is days. Bro. Danlel
was born in Monroe county, Alabama
July 20, 1898. He was married to Mis-
Frances Williamson In 1860. Durin,
their married life seven children cam
to gladden. their hearts, six OF whom
are living. Bro. Daniuls and famil.
have long been residents Of the beau
tifui town OF Moss Point, where h
has been known and loved for hi
|; many admirable qualities OF hear
and life. A Christian from his earl
est years, he was always an earnes
and sincere follower Of Jesus, hi
=, motto being that OF the great Pau
: Lord, what wilt thou have me I
do" For many years he was u faitl
! ful and devoted member OF the Mo.
Point baptist church, serving as Dc;
, con and superintendent Of the SUI
day-schO0l. HIS place cannot
!. easily filled, and the church and II
= community will ever hold him an
: his work In grateful remembrance
u We extend to his bereavcd wife ar
sorrowing family and relatives OF
tcnderest sympathy, and sincercl
pray that the comforts OF the Divir
Word may console their trouble
hearts and bring support to them
this their hour Of trial and sorrow.
PASTOR.
Moss Point, Miss, May II, 1898.
Resolutions Of Thanks.
Tho following resolutions OF thanks wer
unanimously adopted by the Presbyteria