The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-01-05

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Catholic church Sunday school every Sunday at
go q. m. Mas every second sunday at 10 .. m
Mr.. S. s. Henry, lr., made a business
trip to Evergreen, Ala. this week.
Some splendid Moss Point Real Es.
tate for sale cheap. JOHN HILL.
The steamer Georgia is hauled out
on Angeles ship yard for slight re-
pairs.
Master Othmar Krebs returned last
Tuesday to st. Stanislaus college at
Bay St. Louis.
l have some Real Estate to ex-
change for vacant lot or house and lot
10 Mobile, Ala. JOHN HILL.
Mr.. and Mrs. All. F. Dantzler have
gone to housekeeping 10 the NJ. M.
Watkins residence.
Mr.. Ted Paul, Of Quebec. Canada, 10
on a two weeks visit to his brother,
Capt. james Paul.
Rev. r. w. Bailey, the new MethO- !
dist pastor. arrived last Saturday and
preached an excellent sermon on Sun
day.
Miss Cora Partridge. OF Mobile, ac-
companied by Miss Ida McGui re re-
turned home this week after spending
the holidays with her sister, Mrs. c.
W. Jackson.
Mr.. Ellis G. Overstreet entered up
on his duties as deputy sheriff for
Moss Point district last Tuesday morn.
Ing. We believe he will prove an
efficient and popular officer.
Prof. W. B. Griffin, professor Of Ian
guages at the Centenary College, ac-
companied by Master E. c. Alberts,
was the guest during the holidays OF
Capt. John Alberts and family.
Miss Estelle Mclean, one Of Gulf
City's most talented young ladies', af-
I ter a delightful s%ojourn during :he
\ holidays here, the guest OF Mrs. J. l..
, Dantzler, returned home Tuesday.
During her short visit Miss Mclean
received many compliments and sin
cere regret is expressed over her de.
parture.
A party composed Of Mr.. II. F. Fish
err and Miss Marguerite Walker, Mr.
, and Mrs. A.. f. Dantzler and Miss Els
telle Mclean passed a very enjoyable
evening with Rev. J. E. Carpenter ant
: family on New Years day.
Recent arrivals at the Ra ndall: ]
e W. Mitchell, St. Louis; E. L. Brook
e Ing, Baltimore: S. A. Gresham. N
y Rosenquist and family, Chicago; Alex
d Dussel, l. Holman, New Orleans; w
II. Daniels and wife, Tuscaloosa, Ala
a L. ]. Moody and wife, James A. Mood,
!, and wife, Merrill, Miss.
'e The following Officers for the veal
d 1900 were elected Saturday for Pas
cagoula Lodge No. POP: j. j. McIn'
y tosh, W. NJ; W. A. Coulson, 3. w.
j.. Fl. Blumer,J. W.; A. Blumer, Treas
" ures; q. II. Wood, Secretary; Geo. W
O'Neill, s. D.; Geo. L. Howe, Tyler
d The installation OF officers will take
i place on the 9th inst.
II Last Friday night there we're ligh'
y feet and happy hearts ut the Academ,
= hall belonging to the fair OF boil
sexes, handsome men and lovely wO
men. At no place during the Christ
: mas holidays has there been a NOR
festive reunion than at the B. Y. NJ
annual hop.
70 Mrs. Henry Charles Burton, who rt
II. Gently returned from Il visit 10 Ne,
Orleans, was handsomely entertaine
In that city by her friend Mrs. 5. @
n Thomas, OF St. Charles Avenue. Mrs
Burton Is an authoress and literar
!. light, and enjoys the d~istintion OF bt
Ing one of the most entertaining pei
=. sons 10 our community.
m Rare was the fun and jOllity at tn
guessing party given by. Mr.. an
Ia Mrs. J. Wyatt Grimm one night du1
log the Christmas holidays. Grea
was the anxiety expressed on eac
face to give accurate answers to ever
question proposed, wits were sharper
n ed and much fun aroused. The Z
y freshmcnts. were delicious and vel
no plentiful.
,e- The Christmas holidays for 1899 ha'
Ia constituted 0ne Of the gayest seasOt
u.s. ever known In Moss Point social cl
cles. Every day had its entertai
ments and ''at homes" ''teas' al
y. evening parties Of all sorts were
order. The most notable among u
social functions were the lat hOmei
,ev given BY Mr.. and Mrs. Wyatt Grim
md to Miss Grimm, and BY Nj. and M
~ Ole Cowan to the Misses Dees.
Friday evening WA made memor'
are Bile by the young mems annual hoE
y; which WIS held 1t the Academy, nm
~ upanimously pronounced the most e.
&c joyable ever given 10 the old schot
ne hall.
~ The two meetings Of the A. L. {
Il. Club, held during the past month
have been occasions Of much interes
N the hostess u the first being Mr.
Stone McInnIs and VI the second Mr.
Mcintosh. Departing from the usu