The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-06-03
Personal AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered TrSh
Various Sources.

The summer girl has not yet arrived.
Miss Lynda Carmack's school closed
for vacation.
Frank Moody (col.) died suddenly
Monday evening.
Rev. D. O. Byers returned from New
Orleans Saturday.
The saw mills are piping away II
the war Is on.
The long, dry spell has completely
used up our gardens here.
Mr.. A. +. Dantzler visited New Or
leans the first part Of the week.
Mrs. H. G. Burton left on Tuesday
for several days visit with friends In
Mobile.
The Cleyaka Club will meet at the
homo OF Miss Elorie Aclnnis next
Monday week.
MI. Carl WEIGH left on the 18th, to
enter Draughan's Business College at
Galveston, Texas.
Blumer, the::Iufant son OF Capt. and
Mrs. Fritz Lienhard, died on Tuesday
last, aged 2 months and % days.
Messrs. Albert Howe, John Morris
and John Anderson left for Birming.
ham, to attend Massey's Business Col
lege.
DR.. e. +. 6riHn and wife, Mr.. j.
w. Dean and wife and DR.. w. l..
HightOwcr were in attendance at the
District Conference at HatCiesburg.
The Moss Point Academy closed on
Tuesday for The summer months, after
a very successful session.
MI. J.. W. Whiting aud Mr.. J. l..
kGraham, of Mobile, were the guests
of Mr.. w. H. Graham and family last
Thursday.
Handsome little " Easy visited our
merchants Saturday, soliciting orders
for the ,well-kuown firm Cleveland
Bros, Of MOBILIZE
Rev. rhthan W. Cooper returned
home SATURDAY FROM the District Con.
ference held ~ Hatussblfs- last
The weary andthirstycanGnd com.
fort at C0wan Bros. They have again
placed a large cooler OF ice water on
the counter. F..
DR., W. L. Hightower, our local den.
tjst, has been licensed as a preacher
by the District Conference (MethOdist)
held at H~attiesburg last week.
Mrs. ]. L. Dantzler and her pretty
baby girl, Fran, lett for Brand0n,
Miss, last week to spend several
weeks with her parents, Judge and
Mrs. A. G. Mayers.
l am located at Mrs. biacKweiIs
fstOre, In Moss Point, ano hot u
Scranton.
= ~ MISS bALLlMAN.
n...i.. O.. .na NJ.
MI N. ''anIzieI, or., io a.,,nh'
a. NJ. Cowan, VIZ JET a,.S Woodav ~
see-Uhcle kam'sb 0ys n camp.
Il, u,r. uo,.eo,a 10. .ssumod
charge OF the Moss Point bakery, Mr..
John Bolton having retired from the
business
The bans Of matrimony were pub
lished on summary between MISS Madge
m n'sr'S T Ima M a INV S eSent viii I taks n mese
n u luz y u'I Ih wiz Jan p'ace
Catholic church here.
Tho mp,ndoun ,o. Inn, ,,,.,e.a
Win some yery handsome screen
doors. The nronrietnr il determined
that bis guests shall be made comfort
able in spite Of the heat and drouth.
r.An1rS,
Cail upon MISS Baillman Tor dress
n m"n,"s SUE nas'ng mac = o~us'nesss
"n Sana, sVreeC. NeW Orleans, !or
ence in Tho business is 4 gnarantee
that ,he viii nlease her Customers
She Is located at Mrs. E. B. Black.
wells, Welch's corner. 3
PROGRAM.
Children,s Day At, Methodist Church.
Sunday, June S. 1898.
a,r,,,,, s,....,
M -
Opening, lynn, Sabbath" by the
Ocnom ana congregation
Prayer.
Song, Sunshine IN the Soul" by
the School,
Calling Roll Of Oticers-and Teachers.
Responsive Reading.
Song, "Music and Love-" BY the
School.
Recitation. Bunch OF Flowers. " nv
14Mabel Pinder. Maud Coln'er. Gsniy.
ieve Southland and Louis Cooper.
Sony. Little bird, nj praise Arc
We" by Primary Girls.
Recitation .Tne Nn,sv sovor, , hv
Roy Southland.
Questions and Answers, by Super.