The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-09-07
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Intere5, Gathered Fror
Various Sources.

Mr.. 81. q. Tucker, OF Mobile WIS in
town Tuesday.
Miss Nan i. SIechy is back from
Bowling Green, Miss.
Mr.. J. W. Griffin is on a business trim
up the &. Il S. l. R.R.
Mr.. W. Fred IIerrin returned Mon.
day from Coopcrs Well.
Mr.. Harry Mansfield is employed at
the Moss Point bakery.
The Tug Eva received repairs at
Angeles ship yard this week.
DIR. A. X. Fort will be absent on
Friday and Saturday Of this week
Mr.. II. c. Herring and little son
willie returned from Coopers Well
Sunday.
I Moss Point offers very many induce
mentS for the manufacture OF wa
gOns.
DR.. F. h. Ferril has returned from
a visit to his old home in EllisviIle.
Mr.. NJ. a. Dees left on Monday ON
business visit to st. Louis, Mo.
The Hypathian Society meets at the
residence OF Rev. B. l.. Mitchell Fri.
day night, September l4th.
The IIypathean society will meet
at the home Of Mrs B. L. Mitchell
this Friday evening.
Mr.. Ollie B. Cowan will return to
the University at oxford, Miss, on
SatuSday.
Mcssrs. Mclnnis Bros, have rear.
ranged the interior OF their store with
new counters and show cases.
Mrssrs. II. G.. Borden and NJ. NJ.
Watkins purchased a carload OF Texas
horses, which they are offering for
sale very cheap.
Prof. e. +. Ellington is in town ar
ranging for the opening of the Acade.
my on next Monday the l7th inst.
Miss Katharine Holmes, and attrac.
tive young lady of Cuba, Ala, arrived
yesterday on IL visit to her friend Miss
Mamie Mitchell.
. Master Gus Anderson will leave
Monday to attend the session of the
Kentucky Military College at Lyndon
!, KY.
g Misses Ellen and Mamie Rawls, aftcl
J a delightful sojourn with their sister
Mrs. j. G. Maclay returned to theiI
home at Deer Park. Ala, Tuesday.
Miss Alberta Bumcr returned Wed.
nesday to the Academy OF Visitation
Mobile, to resume her course of stud
les there, she was accompanied thith
er by her mother.
RObt. h. Rifenberick. Esq, repre-.
senting the indianapolis Street Rail.
way & Construction Co.. is still in
town inspecting juniper poles for his
company.
Miss Alba Raby, the bright dauyh.
ter of Mr.. r. B. Raby left last Friday
for New Orleans, where she will take
a course OF studies At the Convent of
Perpetual Alteration.
Miss Ollie Anderson, the beautiful
little daughter Of Capt. and Mrs. O.
| 2. Anderson has entered the Convent
of Perpetual Alteration for the entire
session.-~
| Miss Emma Edmonds returned to
her home in Tupelo, after pleasant
visit to her sister Mrs. Jesse Bounds.
Mr.. and Mr.. Jesse Bounds and love-
ly little blossoms, Neville and Jessie,
left Wednesday for Coopers Wells on
Il health and pleasure outing.
a new club has been organized here
under the name Of the Moss PUNT
Progressive Club" with Il. X. CAN'T,
president, Il. G. Borden, vicc.president
and Guy Falk, secretary.
Central House: G. L. Eubanks, A..
l.. Eubanks, Frank Smith, Vernal;
W. II. Oliver, Chicora; L. Engbarth,
Rodney; Dennis Parker, Hattiesburg:
A. II. Simons, Birmingham: j. f.
ONeal, Perkinston: J. j. Wirth,
Vancleave: w. d. Ratlif, Jackson
Prof. Ellington. city.
Hotel Randall: W. A. Kellum, l.
Chopin, j. w. Sircuet, A. II. Cham
. berlain, New Orleans; WIN. wilkins
Lexington; Fred A. Firor, Pensacola
, John j. MUnallan, Milwaukee,; j. A
, Girst, Pollard, Ala; E. Rose, Luce
, dale; l.. S. Lossing, Mobile.
/. Mr.. NJ. NJ. Watkins, our well knowr
merchant and wide awake citizen, re
turned Monday from an extended
), business tour OF the North and North
west. He reports the business out
look for our country extremely brignt,
. and believes that our section will re-
ccive its full quota Of benefits.
IN MEMORY
OfDR. ]. X. MCLEOD, who died, at
u his late residence, In Moss Point,
Miss. on Thursday morning, August
:, 70. 1900 after a long and painful Ill.
: ness. His intcrmcnt took place in the
Griffin Cemetery Mt Moss Point, or
: Friday August 3lst, AZ 3 O'clock, p. nj
from the Presbyterian church.
e The services at the church was con