The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-07-27
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

The roads and bridges are 10 a de-
plorable condition.
A small party went boat rowing on
Monday night and had jolly time.
Prof. II. +. Fisher returned from
the Normal, held at PoplarvilIe, Miss.
last week.
Miss Kate Risher, a charming young
lady OF Hattiesburg, is the guest Of
Mrs. z. E. Blumer.
Miss Nan P. Mcleod left on Tues
day to visit her uncle, Mr.. W. S. Nc
Leod, ut Barbara, Miss.
The repairs on the schooner Griffin
is nearing completion. and she will
soon be placed in commission.
Recent letters received from Rev.
r. w. Bailey bring the pleasant news
Of his rapid improvement 10 health.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. M. COwan and pretty
little daughter, Louise, returned from
the Sea Shore Camp Grounds Monday.
The schooner Nan. NJ. Dantzler is
loading with 200, 900 feet Of lumber at
the Dantzler Lumber Co.'s mill for
Vera Cruz.
Mr.. A. r. Clements, a prominent
young man OF Hattiesburg, Is visiting
friends here this week, guest OF the
PassO House.
Rev. J. E. Carpenter will preach In
the Methodist church on Sunday,
August 5, instead Of July 20, as pre-.
yiOusly announced.
Owing to Rev. H. ]. Cumpsten's ap-
pointment in Scranton there will be
no preaching service in the Presby.
terian church next Sunday.
Mrs. George L. lizard and little sons,
George and Henry, Of Mobile, are
visiting their father and grandfather,
Mr.. L. N. Dantzler and his family.
Mrs. B. L. Mitchell. accompanied by
her lovely daughter, Miss Mattielee, ia
on Il visit to her other daughter, Mrs.
+. h. Stallworth, at Livingston, Ala.
| Miss Aleen Griffin, OF Mobile, accom-
panied by Miss Lillian Tatum, Of
Meridian, arrived Wednesday on a
weeks visit to Mr.. l.. N. Dantzler
and family, Miss Tatum returning
home the next day.
The locomotive for the L. N. Dantz-
Ter Lumber Co.'s log road, extending
from Bluff Creek five miles into tht
interior timber region, arrived hert
Tuesday, and will be transported on
barge to its destination.
Rev. Thomas Carter, OF the LouSi
ana Conference, will preach in TIN
Methodist church Sunday mOrnin,
aud evening at the usual hours. Rev
Mr.. Carter is professor Of language
at Tulane University, New Orleans
and is a talented young preacher.
On Wednesday evening, July 18th
Mrs. Frank G. Robinson, entertained
at a delightful supper, cOmplimentar! +!
To Mr.. and Mrs. H. G. Burton. Afte
some beautiful vocal selections b!
Miss IvOn Garner, the gifted daughter
Of the home, whose magnificent vOic'
has been trained 10 the best American
cOnservatOries, the guests adjOurneC
to the dining room, where u delicious
menu was served. Those present
were: Miss Lyll Morris, Miss Hunt
inKtOn, ,,Of Natchez; Proi.H. +. Fisher
and Mr.. and Mrs. Il. q. Burton.
That genial good fellow, w. T. Pate
was at home a few weeks ago visiting
home folks and acting as Normal
teacher. The mark Walter made at
schOOl and the success that has at
tended his educational work since his
graduation is to be appauded. He il
fast ascending the ladder Of fame and
usefulness. but we notice he never has
to get u hat with a. large number
After finishing his Normal and lnsti
tute work in Mississippi he will 20 tG
Texas, where he holds u chair in En-
glish in Il college. Thus, for time a,
least, Mississippi loses one OF her mos,
successful young educators. - Pitts
boro Monitor.
| Last Saturday morning, at 8:3(
o'clock, the entire community wa.
pained to hear OF the death OF Mrs
Mary E. Denny, relic Of the latt
Walter Denny. who had been fO
many years well beloved by all Oul
people. Mrs. Denny was indeed ,
mother in Israel, an exalted Christian
who walked during all OF her life II
the footsteps of the Master. Th,
funeral took place the same evenln.
from the Methodist church, Rev. II. J
Cumpsten officiating, assisted by Rev
r. w. Adams. The interment was IL
Griffin cemetery. Deceased was borI
OctOber q, 1870, near POntOtOc, NJ isS.
and came to Moss Point In 1863. ant
was one OF the early promoters OF thu
Methodist church. To the bereavet
family we extend our heartfelt sym
pathy.
Last Thursday afternoon the younI
ladies' L. e. G. club had one of tn
most delightful reunions enjoyed sinc'
its organization. Miss Isabel Lien
hard was the hostess. The regula
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