The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-02-11
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various SourCas.

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Miss Hattie Grcshin, OF Mobile IL
visiting Mrs. E. Q. Wood and family.
Mr.. T. B. Raby left last Saturday
for MadisOnyille, La, to inspect tim
ter.
Quite a number OF our people will
visit Mobile or Orleans for the carni-
val.
Master Thomas Raby left for Mobile
last Saturday and entered the McGill
Institute there.
A well attended congregational
meeting was held In the Presbyterian
church last Sunday.
Mrs. E. d. Wood, after a six weeks
visit TO her parents In New Orleans
returned home Monday.
The Little Workers OF the Prcsby-
terian church met ut the residence Of
Mrs. A. Blumer last Saturday.
Mr.. r. G. Borden, manager OF the
.Tow.bOat Association has taken up
his quarters In the new office building
at the tug FOx's landing.
Messrs. Leon Colmer and Robert
Fitzner, who have been visiting
friends In New Orleans returned home
Saturday.
DR.. W. T. Beall, after an absence
OF eight days, on a visit to his sons
wife at Morgan City, La, returned
home on Monday last.
The schOoners Bertha Louise with
225, 900 feet OF lumber for Havana and
Rita Cue with 100000 feet for COatz-
coalcOs are loading at the l.. N.
Dantzler Lumber Co.'s mill this week.
Mr.. L. N. Dantzler, Jr., and his
charming bride reached home last
Saturday afternoon. They are dOmi-
ciled at the residence OF Mr.. J. L.
Dantzler.
DR.. J. X. Mcleod and Mr.. Geo. W.
O'Neill left recently to attend the
Grand Lodge OF MasOns meeting at
Water Valley, from the 8th to llth
inst.
Capt. James Sheppard OF the
schooner Minnie BerRin entertained
a patty Of Scranton ladies chaperOned
by Mrs. 9. H. Alley last "Wednesday.
A horrible accident occurred at the
Lake Mill on Monday last. Floyd
johnson, a cOlored laborer fell on the
driving wheel and nearly had his head
cut of, besides receiving other in.
juries. He died almost instantly.
The ladies Of the Catholic church
return grateful thanks to Mesdames
w. A. CoulsOn, Geo. w. !ONeill,
Messrs. II. G. Burton, Elton Cudabal
and r. B. Hopkins, and all those whit
took part in making their entertain
ment a success.
The prOtracted meeting continues
to draw large congregations at the
Methodist church. Rev. w. p. Hurt
OF Mobile delivered powerful aud
eloquent sermon Monday night. The
Rev. L. P. Bradford, Of Newton, who
has made lasting impression on the
minds and hearts OF his hearers left
for home Tuesday.
Mr.. r. G. Borden in charge OF
shelling Main street is making rapid
headway, and very soon this thorough
fare will be one of the finest drives iu
the county. The citizens Of our town
are anxious to continue the road tt
Scranton, and earnestly invite theiI
neighbors to join them In an effort tt
shell the road to that fOurishing
| town.
Miss Laura Hill has just returned
from New Orleans, where she has
been visiting the most fashionable
dress making departments, and is now
ready to take plain or fancy sewing.
also to give lessons. Would be pleased
to see all Of those who wish to have
sewing done, or to take lessons.
Prices very reasonable.
The Juvinile Missionary Society
will hold its regular meeting Sunday
at o'clOck at the Methodist church.
The new officers elected last month
were !. w. Cooper, Jr., President,
Jesse Thompson, Secretary and Mrs.
DR.. Beall, Treasurer. All are invited
to come, expect to have good singing
Our prOtracted meeting is still In
progress. Can't you come up and heal
some Of the fine sermons.