The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-06-24
PERSONAL AND GENERAL
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

The summer girl has not arrived.
Mr.. J. l.. Dantzler is expected back
this week.
Business is dull, and news items
very scarce this week.
There are no electric lights here to
disclose the funny sights.
Mrs. w. A.. COulson Is visiting her
old home at Union City, Tenn.
A new fence adds to the appearance
OF Mr.. Geo. w. Bowen's property.
Our mill men would like to see a
rise in the rivers as logs are getting
scarce.
Miss Nellie Baird, of Mobile, is WIS.,
iting the family Of Mr.. w. Fred Her
rim here.
The Cleyaka Club will meet at Miss
Nellie McInnis Monday afternoon at
4 o'clock.
captain rs. X. Mayors, OF Missis-
sippi City, was here Monday filling up
his company.
Mr.. James Paul and wife have taken
summer quarters at PascagOula with
the family of Mr.. McFaul.
MIR. J. w. Stewart has placed a
splendid paved sidewalk in front OF his
drugstore. Let others follow suit.
Henry Converse has enlisted in the
18th U. S. V. Regiment under Col. H..
II. Sargent, and leaves this week for
headquarters at Columbus.
Our young ladies are not behind the
young ladies Of the Crescent City in
preparing useful articles for our young
volunteers to take away to war.
On Monday evening the home and
hearts of Mr.. and Mrs. Lindwood VIII
son, Of Wilson Springs, was made hap
by by the arrival Of a bouncing baby
boy.
Mr.. John f. Krebs has displayed his
humanitarian traits by maintaining a
watering trough for man and beasts
in front of his large store on Main
street.
Among Tuesdays visitors we noted
the following s~eafaring gentlemen :
Capts. VIM. Altree, of the Saint Irene,
W. Bland, of the steamship Ham, q.
stead, j. II. Ferry, of steamship Blaen.
avon. Their business was with Mr.
James Paul, the well-known timber
! merchant.
! Program for next meeting of tn,
: Hypathean Society, sFriday, June "a
: Essay on Music, Miss Dora McCarter
Selections by GramophOne.
Instrumental Music, Miss Bell
i Denny.
4 Reading. Mr.. Lewis p. Herrin.
0 Vocal Duet, Misses Beardslee.
r Recitation, Miss Mamie Mcleod.
Inst. Music, Miss Isabel Leinhard
Reading, Mr.. John Il. p. Blumer.
Vocal Solo, Mr.. G. NJ. Cudabac.
Place of meeting has been changed
to residence of Mr.. Geo. w. O'Neill.
Rev. DR.. Cooper and family left Mos
e Point on Monday afternoon for JacR
son, La, where he goes to assume til
Presidency of Centenary College, pos
ton to which he has been called by tn
authorities which he Is eminentl
!, qualified to fill. We predict for tina
Institution a large measure of pr0spe.
ity under his care. His departure
= universally regretted by the people
q Moss Point. to whom he has endeare
himself by his lovely Christian spirl
u and broad-minded charity. Viii
u true to denominational convictions
no man has ever preached in a Mos
Point pulpit who was freer from Sc
tartan bias, or who did more to pr
# mote the spirit Of harmony and brotl
r erly love, which should characteri7
h all who love the Lord Jesus Christ |
n sincerity. The loss OF such men is
G calamity to any community. Ma
t God richly bless him and his dear fan
|, lily in the new field of usefulness
G which they have been called.
n y. q. BYERs.