The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-01-26
PERSONAL Al kAI.
News Items of Interest Gathered on
Various Sources.

The river is almost blocked withd
logs. II
The hydraulic dredge is doing fast
work in Dog river.
DR.. G.. Bruner Dantzler, of Mobile,
spent Sunday in our town.
Mrs. Jane L. Fort, OF Grand Bay.
Ala, visited relatives here the hrst of
this week.
Mr.. M. M.sWatkins and family re-
turned from West Side, Miss, on
Wednesday.
A bright little son arrived at the
home Of Mr., and Mrs. Tom Dantzler,
Jr., last Friday
Capt. +. r. duMont and Mr. s. S.
Henry made a business visit to Pop
larville this week.
Mr.. j. b. Kennedy, prominent
timberman of Augusta, was "a business
visitor on Tuesday.
Miss Leila Perkins, charming
young lady of Starkville, is visiting
Mrs. Stone McInnis.
II you wish topurchase vacant lots,
farms, mill sites or home, call on or
write to JOHN HILL,
Moss Point.
Mrs. (Dr.) j. B, Chamberlin, of
Amite City, La. arrived Wednesday
on 4 visit to her mother, Mrs. NJ. u.
Denny
Mr.. Joseph Borden, Of MADEIRA coun-
ty, California, is visiting his sister-in-
law, Mrs. b. B. Borden.
The many friends of our popular
and efficient educator, Prof. W T.
Pate are happy to see him out again
after Il short sickness.
Mr.. p. r Eastburn, wife and daugh-
ter, Of Eastburn, H., who are sojourn-
ing at Pascagoua were taking in the
! attractions of our town last Tuesday.
Misses Hannah and Edna Bishop
who are visiting their cousin, Mrs
Daniel Dickson, in New Orleans, will
linger until after the CARNIVAL.
Last Friday the ladies of the Altar
Society held their regular monthly
meeting at the Catholic church The
next meeting will be on the second
Friday of February.
Capt. Olaf Nelson, Of the steamer
Georgia, reached Eere Tuesday night
| to find bran new bouncing boy at
his home. 1t is needless to say the
Captain is walking around with
beaming cOuntenance.
WANTED-A man with $1,000 or
S5, 900 to start a large rice farm. Plen-
ty Of water for irrigation. Land
cheap. A trst-class opportunity.
JOHN HILL. 4
The "Young Peoples Union" of the
Presbyterian church will meet next
Tuesday evening at the manse s
o'clock, all the former members OF the
society and all Of the young people of |
the church are cordially invited to
attend.
We were not informed until Monday
last of the serious illness OF sweet lit
tie Aleen Pindar, who was taken with
typhoid malarial fever directly after
the holidays at her grand mammals |
home in Mobile. We extend our sin
cere sympathy to the genial Capt.
Pndar and his charming wife ard |
hope for the little maids early re-
c0very.
It is with deep regret that we
chronicle the death of Mrs. Eugenia
Wood Gresham which took place at
Denny, Miss, on Monday, Jan. 22nd.
Mrs. Gresham was in the prime Of life
and happiness, and her untimely end,
although not altogether unexpected.
as she had been i'll for some time, will
excite the sympathy Of the entire com
munty. To the bereaved husband
and relatives we extend our heartfelt
coincidence. The funeral services were
held in lhe Presbyterian church here
on Tuesday afternoon and the inter
ment was made in the Griffin ceme-
terry, Rev. H. j. Cumpston perform
ing the last sad rites.
Program for the meeting of the
Hypathean Society next Friday even.
ing (Feb. 2d) at the home of Capt.
Fritz Lienhard:
Subject for evening-Anthony Hope
Essay-Prof H. f. Fisher.
Song--Miss Blumer.
Rccitation-Miss Ina Thompson.
Readng--Mr. S. S. Henry, Jr.
Mandolin solo--M iss Mitchell.
Inst. music-Miss ROsalia Lienhard.
The meeting OF the Hypathean So
ciety last Friday evening at the nome
of Mr.. A. +. Dantzler was indeed
highly enjoyed by all present !,
The game Of football last Saturday v
at Scranton was largely attended and "
,ur colors were in prominence. but
,he opposing team was just u little =
90 much for lis until we get better 6
cam work. There will very likely be I
nOther game between these two