The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-11
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Morgan COlmer has returned II
HowisOn.
Fred Taylor is confined 10 his hom,
by fever.
Mrs. F. B. Daniels, who has beer
seriously III for the past three weeks
Is slowly improving.
Mr.. J. J. Myers came over from
Howison Saturday and spent Sunday
with his family.
The scciable at the Baptist parson.
axe last Friday was a social and 6nan.
cial success.
Miss Queenie Garner returned Mon.
day from pleasant visit to relatives
at Mobile.
Mrs. H. W, Featherstun, Jr., who
has been seriously III for the past two
weeks, Is convalescing.
Central Hotel arrivals: G. L. Stur.
devant, Franklinton, La; VIM. W.
Syfa0, Pensacola; e. Barriere, New
Orleans; R. M. Wedgworth, Hatties.
burg.
Miss May Scrarclif, OF Mobile re.
turned home Tuesday, after a pleasant
visit to Mrs. A. Broadus.
The A. L. O. E. Club will meet with
Mrs. George W. O'Neill Tuesday af.
tern0on at 8 o'clock, October Is. The
regular literary program will not be.
gin until the second meeting. BY or;
der Of the president, Mrs. Jessie
Bounds.
Mrs. J. Bounds and lovely little
daughters, Misses Neville and Jesse,
returned last week from their summer
outing spent at Waynesville, N. G.
and Atlanta, Ga.
Miss Emma Lott left on Monday for
her home at State Line via Mobile,
after q pleasant visit to Miss Virgie
Spencer.
Builder John w. w. Griers0n has
commenced work on the modern two.
story residence Of Mr.. H. @. Herring,
east Of Mr. J. Bounds residence.
Mr.. James Paul was summoned to
Canada last week by the sad an-
nouncement Of the death of his broth.
| er, followed few hours after by that
Of his aged mother. Mr.. Paul has the
sympathies Of the community.
A. Fl. Smith, county treasurer has
purchased Gamers stables and under.
taking establishment, with which he
has merged his stables into one first.
class livery and undertaking business.
Mr. Smith Is q wide-awake and pro.
gressive citizen.
The public schools Of this city will
open next Monday. The board of
trustees assert that the schools will
be thoroughly equipped and afford one
Of the best educational services In the
State. Every educable child should
be at the opening. D.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Mayor and Board Of Aldermen was
devoted to equalIzing the valuation of
property assessed for taxation in the
city limits. Ordinances No. %, ITO
provide for revenue" and No. 80, I'll.
ing office OF tax collector and fixing
salary, were adopted. Marshal ]. ].
Cunningham was appointed street
commissioner.
There will be a regular meeting Of
the Juvenile Missionary Society next
Sunday afternoon at 3oclock 10 the
Methodist church. The members are
urgently requested to be present. The
program is as follows: Reading, Mrs.
Z. H. Wood; song, Miss Lottie Eel.
lows; recitation, Miss Hermene Jack.
son; song, Miss Annie Myers; recita-
ti0n, Miss Dora Cowan.
Last week Miss Lyll Morris enter
tained at an advertising party in hon.
or Of her guest, Miss Lulu Haviland,
Of Ocean Springs, at the home Of her
sister, Mrs. George W. O'Neill. The
prize for the best advertisement was
won by Miss Lille Rourke upon
"Quaker OATS" ."People and goats
eat Quaker oats" Miss Haviland's &
"Bromo Seltzer." III you have q
headache, then bromo seltzer take.
Miss Lyll Morris, Newspapers.
1.-THE Pascagoula DEMoCRAT.SrAR il
the most reliable by far" The re-
freshments were dainty, delicious and
enjoyed.
Rev. H. r. Singleton. Jr., will lee
ture Wednesday, October 16, at 8 p.
NJ. on Scattering Sunshine" In the
academy at Moss Point. Mr.. Single
ton has lectured to delighted au.
diences throughout the South, and we
are sure all who attend will be bene.
flted and entertained. The lecture is
under the auspices Of the Epworth
League of the Methodist church. Ad.
mittance 25 cents.
"Rev. H. r. Singleton, Jr.. lectured
st Galloway College last night on the
subject Scattering Sunshine He
spoke to q large and go0d-humored
audience. He dealt principally In wit