The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-04-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL. .
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

sick list.
Mrs. Capt. John Alberts is visiting
in New Orleans this week.
The "Stags" will entertain at Acad-
envy Hall next Tuesday evenisg.
The steamboat Capt. Fritz made her
regular trip to Mobile this week.
Mrs. s. NJ. Irving is having extern
tive repairs done on her residence.
Mrs. II. l., Bishop is having her
property placed in apple-pic order.
Mr.. Il. J. Miller, wife and baby son,
Of Big Point registered at the Randall
Tuesday.
Mr.. B. D. Spann, of Denny spent
Monday and part Of Tuesday visiting
relatives here.
Mr.. w. II. SETTLER, of the Hatties-
burg Progress visited relatives at the
Randall hotel last week.
The handsome and popular Mr..
Henry Boehmer was in town Monday
in the interest OF his firm.
DR.. j. X. Mcleod has been quite
sick for several days. 1t is to be
hoped that he will be well again soon.
The Presbyterian church has been
made very pretty indeed by the nice
new carpet which was put down last
week.
Messrs. r. P. Hoffman, of Swart-
won't and II. Z. Wright, OF Chicago,
were recent guests of the Central
Hotel.
The store occupied by Mr.. NJ. A.
Malcomb has just received Il fresh coat
of paint and adds to the appearance
Of Front street.
Miss Lyll Morris went over to BIZ
loXi Friday afternoon to visit some
young lady friends in that place. She
returned Sunday.
Rev. W. W. Simmons, the Presiding
Elder of this district, preached in tn
Methodist church Sunday mornins
aud again that evening.
The schooners L. A. Edwards will
l75 1000 feet for Vera Cruz and Aim;
with 100000 feet Of lumber for Ke,
West, are loading this week at til,
O'Lcary mill.
The following schooners are loadins
with lumber this week at the L. N
Dantzler Lumber Co.'S mills: Metros,
with 275, 900 feet for Nassau and Jane
Slater with 100000 feet for Cienfugus
On Monday, May stli and ever.
Monday Of each week until furthe
notice, l will have a special bargain
daygon which | will offer goods Il
lowest prices.
NJ. A. MALCOMB.
Miss Kate Thomas, of Water Val
ley, who has been visiting Mrs. J. W
Griffin for two weeks past, returned
to her home this week. She is a very
bright and accomplished young lad,
and made a most favorable impression
on those who met her. We hope tt
have her visit Moss Point again.
Don't forget to hear Luther Man
ship, the great character delineatol
in his humorous lecture, San Even
ing of Song and Story" at the Mos
Point Academy Thursday night, Ma.
18th. IL is rare opportunity and on,
which should not be missed.
Program for the meeting OF the Fly
pathean society tonight Friday Il
the home of Mr.. A. Blumer:
Subject-Love.
Instr. Music-Miss Belle Denny.
Readings, S. Henry, Jr.
Vocal Music-Miss Beardslee.
Recitation-MiSs Green.
Instr. Music-Miss Isabel Lienlard
Recitation-Miss Rosalia Lienhard
Vocal Music-Miss Blumcr.
Reading-Mrs. ONeill.
Essay-Lcwis p. Herrin.
Don't neglect the opportunity q
hearing the great character d~cleanato
Luther Manship, at the Academ
Hall, Thursday night, May 4th. Thi
is a rare opportunity. Bishop Cha
Il. Galloway says, "My friend, TIL
Hon. Luther Manship has remarkahl
Ajstrionic talent, and as an impersoI
ator,.l doubt il he can be excelled Q
the American Platform" Gov. Be
Taylor says Luther Manship is Il
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