The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1902-01-24
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On Monday morning at 2 o'clock the
home Of T. B. Stallworth (colored)
was totally destroyed by fire.
Miss Kate Denny, OF Scranton will
open a dancing class in Frederlc's
Hall here. She will give lessons every
Saturday.
The L. E. G. will give a performance
entitled, Not a Man 10 the House."
at Academy Hall on Monday evening,
February 8, for the benefit Of its H..
brary fund.
Miss Rosalie Lienhard is visiting
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Lienhard at Hands.
b0rO.
Mr.. Jos. W. Bozeman. OF Howison
spent Sunday with Mr.. L. N. Dante.
Ter, Sr. and family.
On Friday, February I, the local
talent Of our city will give an elocu.
tionary and dramatic entertainment
entitled, "Our First Performance
for the benefit OF the Central school
Academy Hall.
Many Of our society folks will at.
tend the carnivals Of New Orleans
and Mobile.
The supply OF logs is very good for
this season OF the year.
All praise to a certain young lady,
who Is SO devoted and attentive to
her dear mother.
The attendance Of pupils at the
public schools Is larger than ever be.
fore.
Miss Ruby Eloise Faux, u very
pretty young maiden, Of Mobile is at
tending the Central school. She Is q
guest Of Miss Ethel Featherstun.
Born on Monday last to Mr.. and
Mrs. ]. j. Mcintosh, a son,
Miss +. A. L. Kelly is q guest Of
Mrs. A. BrOadus.
Central Hotel: William Phillips,
New York, H. Stevens, j. B. Kenne-
dy, Augusta, E. J. Trepagnier, New
Orleans, Chr. FriSinS. Pensacola.
Messrs. L. N. Dantzler, Jr. and All.
f. Dantzler went to New Orleans
Tuesday, where they met their re.
spective families. They have since
returned home. Mrs. L. N. Dantzler,
Jr. had been visiting in Vicksburg
and Mrs. All. F. Dantzler In Union
City, Tenn.
Mrs. ]. L. Dantzler and children
left on Tuesday for Meridian via.
New Orleans. They were accompa.
MED by Mr.. Dantzler as far as the
latter city.
Miss Arena SETTLER left Tuesda y
for a visit In Hattiesburg.
Last Saturday India Benn shot and
dangerously wounded Calvin Willis 10
a row at East Side. Both negroes.
About noon on Tuesday the resi-.
dence owned by Mr.. Willie McInuis
and occupied by Or. j. II. Bickerstafi
and family was burned to the ground.
The contents were nearly all saved.
Considerable excitement was caused
during the prevalence Of the flre,
which, owing to the high wind pre-.
vailing at the time threatened the
destruction OF the residence adjoining
the burning house. The total loss
will reach 81, 500. The dwelling car.
ried $500 insurance.
The program recited by the mem
bers OF the Hypathian Society at thu
home OF Miss Mamie Mitchell last
Friday evening. was a very entertain
ing one. II consisted VI readings, In
tersperse6 with music. The next so
cial gathering will indulge In humor
both literary and musical. MeetinI
place, Miss Sadie Henry's home.
A bcvy Of young folks met ut tn
home Of Miss Lillian C0wan last Fri
day afternoon and planned a surpris
for Miss Annie Griffin the same even
Ing. The participants were: Misses
Bcrney Herrin, Lillian COwan, BESSIE
Cowan. Ina Thompson, ElOise Faulk
Juliet Featherstun, Rosalie Lienhard,
and Messrs. Bill McInnis, Ray Nc
Leod, GussIe Anderson, Norman Nc
lnnis, George Henry, Alec Mclnnis'
Hollis Henry and Emile Alberts.
Miss Juanita WEIGH made a Lying
visit to Scranton last week. The
beautiful city Of Scranton Is attract.
Ing q great many OF our young people.
Miss Rachel Mcleod, the beautiful
daughter Of Mr.. d. ". Mcleod has
been quite III for the past week, but
her many friends IRE glad TO see hei
out again.
Program for H~ypsthian society y
meeting At the residence Of Mr.. y. s.
Henry, Friday evening, January 81.
Gossip Of the week, Miss Nan No
Leod; Seven quotations, lauthosgatoI =
guessed) G. 3. Anderson; Conusdspm)
and Jokes. W. :. Moef211p sb3tcA