The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-01-04

PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

MI. Ell. MOTIFS n his charming
bride passed Sunday with relatives
here.
r The A. L. O. L. Club will meel
with Mrs. H. G. Herring Tuesday
next.
Miss Alberta Blumer passed, TIT
holidays with her parents, returning
to the Convent of Visitation, Mobile
On Monday.
Mrs. }. N. Rape with her little sou
Is visiting her mother 10 Gulfport.
There is considerable activity in
the saw mill industry of this place.
The improvements to the Baptist
church are nearing completion,
Mrs. 5. NJ. Irving has been visiting
her daughter, Mrs. W. +. Martinez in
New Orleans.
Mrs. K. D. Wood is visiting her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Watson in
New Orleans.
Mr.. Calvin Dees, uf Vancleaye. en-
Joyed two days last week with rela.
tives here.
Mr.. W. s. Mcleod visited New Or
leans recently.
Mr.. e. e. Faux spent the holidays
at CitrOnelle, Ala, with relatives.
MIR. G. f. Wise visited home folks
near West Point, Miss, Christmas.
The Methodist congregation are
pleased with their new minister, Rev.
II. w. Featherstun.
Rev. A.. B. Colt, of Enterprise, will
preach Il, Moss Point Presbyterian
church on next Sunday, at IL a. m.
The Misses Bette and Alberta
Blumer received a handsome piano as
a Christmas gift from their parents.
Mr.. Claud W. Moody from the medi.
cal college, Louisville, KY, spent
Christmas with relatives here.
The schooner Otis is loading with
10000 feet Of lumber for Havana at
W. Denny Il Co.'S mill this week.
Master Othmar Krebs returned
Wednesday to st. Slanislous College,
Bay st. Louis, after spending the holi-
days with his parents here.
Miss Mildred Watkins. of New Or
leans visited relatives here during
Christmas week.
The school children have resumed
their studies at the Academy, Public
and other schools.
Capt. Edgar r. du Mont and wife
visited New Orleans Saturday even
ing for the purpose Of attending the
French opera.
Mr.. G. NJ. Farley and wife enter.
tained during the holidays, Mrs. Josh.
Williams, OF Jackson and Misses Ellie,
Rec and Mary Lowther, of Steens
Creek. They returned last Saturday.
Chief of Police Lem c. Dees, of
Lake Charles, La, speut several days
of Christmas week with relatives here.
He appeared as young and active as
ever. His voice is as clear aud sweet
as OF yore.
Recently Capt. L. r. du Mont and
wife entertained at an elegant dinnera
number intimate friends. The repast
was served in sixteen courses.
On 18th ult. NJ. p. Lodge. No. III,
l.OOF. elected the following officers
for the ensuing term: A. p. Cassils,
N. g.; Gus Anderson. V. g.; r. W..
Cowan, Secretary: j. w. Stewart,
Treasurer; H, q. Herring, Represent.
tative.
Schooners Oscar g., with $50. 600
feet Of lumber, Henrietta J. Powell
with 100000 feet. Lucia Porter with
260, 900 feet for, Havana, Nan NJ.
Dantzler with $4,000 feet for Vera
Cruz, Lena r. Storer with $50. 900 feet
for Kingston and Mary j. Russell
with $4,000 feet for Porto Rico are
loading at the l.. N. Dantzler Lumber
mills this week.
The L.. N. Dantz.er Lumber Gu.
recently purchased 1850 acres of the
A. and NJ. College timber lands in
Harrison county and also 1900 acres
of timber lands near Vancleave max.
ing a total Of $4,000 acres which they
now own in that section.
The following named pupils OF Miss
Watkins private school have their
names on the roll Of honor for the
month of December, 1900: Mamie
McInnis, Dan McInnis, Frank Me-
Innis. Florence Hammer and Rachel
Mcleod. ANNIE WATKINS, Teacher.
Randall Hotel: Il. j. Miller, J. B.
Wade; ID. j. Golf, Hurley; Mr..
E. s. Robbins and wife, city; Mr.. G..
Golf, wife and son, Big Point; John
Perkins and wife, Lille Orchard; j.
Millstead, Vancleave; Miss Maud
Ellis, Biloxi; A. P%oitevent, Pass Chris. .
Ian; W. ID. Eubanks, Varnal; A. f.
Kittrell, Merrill; W. R. Snyder, II. N.
Ezell, Ocean Springs; G. L. Brawner,
Preston Castleberry, Castloberry, Ala.
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