The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-05-12
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

We have struck the heated term.
Garden truck is suffering for rain.
Mr.. A. +. Dantzler visited New Or
leans this week.
There Is continual activity In the
sawmill business.
Mr.. r. G. Borden has engaged in
the stevedOring business.
Capt. and Mrs. Geo. G. Southland
visited Gulfport Tuesday evening.
Many of our citizens visit the sea-
shore Sunday for a Whit Of sea air.
Mrs. Wayne Chambcrlin visited
Pass Christian and New Orleans Mon
day.
Mr.. John Mcintosh, Of Vernal,
Greene county, was a business visitor
Tuesday.
Miss Bette and Mr.. Lienhard
Blumer returned from New Orleans
Sunday.
MI. John A. Vandcrwall returned
from a three weeks tour through the
country this week.
Nj. L. N. Dantzler, Jr., went to his
mill at KowisOn Monday, returning
during the week.
DR.. J. II. Bickerstaff left Monday
for Jackson, where he had business.
He returned Wednesday.
w. O. PARKES, Moss Point.
Matchmaker and Jeweler. Work first
class. Second door from postofice.
Messrs. j. W. Stewart and ]. w.
Dean enjoyed their trip to the grand
lodge l. o. o. f. meeting at Green
wood.
The schOOners Starke, with 1000 00
feet of lumber and Mile Williams
with 100, 900 feet, both for Vera Cruz,
are loading this week at the O'Leary
+ mill.
DR.. G. Bruner Dantzler came out
from Mobile Saturday morning and
stayed over with his relatives till
/, Sunday night, when lie returned to
Mobile.
, On Monday night Mr.. Ed. Turner,
an employe at the W. Denny Il Co.'S
mill, died at his home a mile east of
town. Deceased had been i'll for
about three weeks.
Owing to the protracted meetings
!. now being held in the Methodist
church the Hypathean society's meet
ing will be postponed until the meet
ings have closed.
Mrs. Mamie Pendola, OF Mobile
, came over Sunday for a weeks visit
to her relatives here. She expects
her husband to come over Sunday
next and she will return with him
Sunday afternoon.
The Methodist Sunday school pic
!, mic was given last Friday. This Fri
day the Presbyterian and Baptist are
giving one together. A very large
crowd is expected to-day, and to night
there will be a boat ride.
/, DR.. Briggs, OF Austin, Texas, is
preaching some very able sermons at
the Methodist church. His sermon
last Sunday morning was n OF the
finest ever heard here. Services are
held every night and all who car
;. should 90 out and hear this able di
vine.
: The members OF the Moss POM
Educational Association met las
y Monday and elected the following
named officers: As directors, Messrs
G. II. Wood, W. Fred Herri1, M. N
q Evans, j. W. Griffin, e. Castauera
The trustees elected were j. w. Stew
:, art, R. W. COwan and L. N. Dantzler
Sr.
q The "Eyening OF Song and Story,
u given by Hon. Luther Manship at tn
l. Academy Hall last Thursday nigh
was 10 every way q success. He spOk
q to a large ap%preciative, %well.behave'
audience whose undivided attention
he gained and heard from the yer
Hrst word Of bis lecture. On no pr
vious occasion has Moss Point ha
0. such an entertaining aud skillful le'
,e turer as Is this great i%mpcrsonato
y, He is simply a genius, practically
c. we'll as naturally. Our people pr
q. nounce him tie best OF the good ~
rs say that he more than verified all pr
vi0us statements IN regard to b
is great ability as an entertainer. T
al carries with him the best wishes
e. our people for unvarying success
n. the future.
go There will be a regular meeting {
nd the Juvenile Missionary society SUI
day afternoon at 8 o'clock In III
IL. Methodist church. The program J
as fellows: o...,,
Sonthord. Emma Harrison, Georgi
Oyerstreet, Carlotta Stewart and Lol
Vanderwall,
Song-Miss Katie Swan.
RecItation-Miss Ollie Ande son.
Readjng-Mr. Fl. @. Burton.
SOng-Misses Vera aud Eleanor Gu
ter.
Recitation-Miss Sadie Anderso'
DguoelATlc aAsS DsETlne.
70 the Voters Of Beat :, Jaeksoa souuty