The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-03-11
PERSONAL M GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Master Joe Ritayik returned from
New Orleans Monday.
The facade OF the Randall Hotel is
receiving a gay coat OF paint.
A very large attendance at the Pres
byterian church last Sunday.
Professor is planning a trip to Ala
bama as soon as she gets home.
We regret to hear OF the severe i'll
ness of Mrs. Margaret McInDis.
Mrs. Mckay Cowan and daughter
returned from Mobile last Friday.
Our case of smallpox has turned out
to be something else. No smallpox in
town.
MIS-. John Alberts is visiting rela-
tives and friends in New Orleans this
week.
Rev. D. o. Byers went wei to hear
Hon. W. j. Bryan speak in Mobile
last week.
A new steamboat captain arrived at
the home of Capt. and Mrs. Fritz
Lienhard last week.
Mr.: Jordon Larsen returned from
the New Orleans hospital last week
very much improved in hearth.
The steamer Biloxi was hauled out
on the Angeles ship yard last week
for painting and general repairs.
Miss Rose Castanera is visiting her
friend, Miss Minnie Desporte, at BIZ
loxi, who was recently her guest.
The steamer Capt. Fritz returned
from Mobile Monday with a large car.
20 Of merchandise for our merchants.
We are sorry to chronicle that Miss
Virgie Spencer has for the past few
days been indisposed by a severe cold.
Mr.. Robert Hunter, of the we'll
known firm of Hunter, Benn & Co.,
was a welcome visitor here this week.
The tug Alberta B. left for Hands
boro this week where she will be en-
gagged in towing and general steamboat
work.
Rev. l. W. Cooper is absent this
week, assisting Rev. G. f. Emery in a
meeting at Biloxi. He will return on
Monday.
We are glad to see Capt. George G.
Southland back from Havana, and to
know that he was not hurt by the
Maine explosion.
The Cleyaka Club will meet with
Miss Florie McInnis at the residence
Of Mr.. j. j. Mcintosh, on Monday az
noon at $3.50.
II. RANDALL, President.
Miss Florence Randall entertained
the young ladies of the Cleyaka Club
and invited guests Monday evening in
a most delightful manner.
The postponed meeting of the TIy-
pathean Society will be held at the
residence OF Mr.. j. L. Dantzler this
Friday evening.
Mrs. Ii. S. Hyatt, of Ocean Springs,
has been the guest OF her daughter,
Mrs. A. S. Denny, for the past week.
Her many friends are glad to see her
in Moss Point.
, Vicksburg Herald Mrs. L. N.
one of the most popular young ladies
in Vicksburg, arrived In the city yes
terday and will visit her mother, Mrs
. M. G. Hunt, Grove street.
All of the tugs and schooners dis
: played their tags at half mast Thurs
dav of last week and Friday, through
5 respect to- Capt. d. j. Dantzler, one
: of t%helrnumber, who had passed away
1 to tho great beyond.
, me following schooners are loading
. with lumber at the L.. N. Dantzler
/, Lumber Company this week: H.. j.
with 100000 feet; Gladstone,
With I60, 900 feet for Havana; J. W
, Duraut, with $4,000 feet for Vera
: Cruz: l.. N. Dantzler, with l25,OOC
feet for F~rontera: lllldegard, with 49,
+. 600 Caibarien.
The Juvenile Missionary meeting
V will be held Sunday at 3 O'Clock 10 the
Methodist church. The programme
e is as follows: Music, by choir; Reel
a tation, Dell Dees; Song: Recitation
n Carlotta Stewart; Music, violin ane
n organ duet, Mrs. Griffin and Starke.
o Dees; Recitation, Muggy Hopkins
All are invited.
y Mr.. David Jackson Dantzler died a
the home of his father, Mr.. ThOma
y Dantzler, on March 3, 1898, being IL
his twenty-tfth year. For the pas
III two years he has been a c0nstant SUI
a ferer, but his affections were endured
as with Christian fortitude. He fire
IL ouently expressed himself as entirel,
)' Submissive 10 the Lords will, an
ne resting uron the promises OF the gos
Va mel through our Lord Jesus Christ
me funeral services were conducte
m in The Methodist church, Of which b
m was q member, at 2 D. m. Friday, b
op Rev. |. W. Cooper, assisted by Revs. L
ny o. Byers and Henry Bennett. A larg
~ concourse of relatives and frlendS 10
lowed his remains to the Griffin cen
I nu etery. The bereaved family have TT
III sy uipathy Of the entire community,
"a Hon. M. A. Dees has two little girl
aged about seven and ten years, WI
m have suffered from infancy with
N thma. Their parOXism come on the
at every damp spell. He has spe
hundreds OF dollars and years Of wax
fulness trying to lind some relief I
u them. His two sons, T. NJ. and M.
4. ~ Does, Jr., are living In Dallas, Tex;
ard as that is 9 high and dry china
they persuaded their father that
vi he will send the girls. out there fol
~ year they will bA cured. He |
OF finally decided to rent out his re
ne dence here, and send al his family
Dallas for a year. He will remain
~ our town, boarding at his sister, NJ
" NJ. +. Cubabac, aud will push the
PRODUCTION Of his Rift Saving n
chine, now receiving 30 much Int
ested attention by both pine aud la
.ot wood manufacturers. The E. p. El
Company, Ut Milwaukee, the largt
y, mill builders In the world, have CIV
no written opinions very favorable to t
ny efficiency OF his invention. Mr.. Dt
~ will continue to put In every lick p'
ler slble for deep water" on our Goa
and any and all other industrial Int
ests Of our town, county and Sta
W. He hopes to get bis family remov
by or before April 18th, 10 the met