The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-04-13
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources,

e@A RAS @NSNNA
Sources.
The mills are all running.
The weather is delightful.
Our gardens are looking fine.
Ladies silk ~parasols at COwan 8
Bros.
Moss Point also needs an express
Office.
Mr.. Sam Dickins was in town
this week.
Mrs. John +. Krebs was in Mo-
bile this week.
Mr.. Geo. w. Robinson was in
town this week.
Miss Mamie Bloomfield returned
home on Monday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. Huntington went
to Mobile Wednesday.
The straw hat has made its ap.
p%earance OIL u streets.
Moss Point needs a Chinese Laun-
dry bad. 1t would pay.
Picnic time is not far off. Then
the young people will have fun.
Several from here will attend the
Naval drill atPensacola next week.
Services will be continued 10 the
Baptist church until Sunday night.
Several of our citizens lost by
the Millers bauk failure in Mobile.
Mr.. W. Denny, is slowly recover
ing from a severe spell of sickness.
Col. II. S. Hyatt, of Mississippi
City, passed last Sabbath in town.
We are glad to notice hat DR..
j. K. Mcleod is again able to be
out.
Judge Randall's new hotel build
ing will be ready for occupancy in
a few days.
The new store of Mr.. John Hill
is rapidly approaching Il state OF
completion.
Give Stewards Condition Pow
ders TO your horses aud cows, %
cents = package.
Drummers of all sizes, represent
ing all lines OF trade are here this
week in great numbers.
All of our mills are well supplied
with logs, and the general business
of the place is very good.
Hon. Oliver Wood and COnsta-
BILE Addie Wilkersou, are beginning
to be a terror to evil doors.
Misses May aud Emma DantzIer
aud Hattie Mcleod, lett for New
Orleans Wednesday morning.
The Moss Point dudes are veal
ing turned down collars and white
flannel shirts this warm weather.
Butter, cheese, fine teas and
pickles, just received at
John L. Krebs'.
Notwithstanding that e build
Ings are continually being built,
houses for rent, are very much in
demand. !
The meetings of our two literary
societies are we'll attended, aud we
are glad to see the interest in them
increasing.
Quite a large drift OF logs is
against the Dog river boom. They
will begin to be delivered to tue
at once.
COLL. NJ. Hand aud family, Messrs.
NJ. NJ. Watkins aud r.. e.. Borden,
visitors to Mobile the early
part of the week.
The tug darlington" carried a
pleasant party down the river on
night last, to attend a ball
at the residence of Mrs. Fletehas.
Misses Dora and Flora Cudaback
deserve the thanks of the Baptist
membership for their efforts
in soliciting funds to pay for the
bell.
The children's service Sunday
evening at the Methodist church was
pleasant and well attended. DIR.
West made a strong aud witty ar
gument for the missionary cause.
A new bell for the Baptist church
was received this week. 1t weighs
$50 pounds and can be heard all
over the town aud for miles in the
country. 1t cost S120.
On I esday last Rev. ID. o. Byers
left for Amite City, La, to attend
the animal meeting of the Presby-
terry. Il is sincerely hoped that be
will be retained here another year.
It is plain thst Mr.. Christian
iusti6es his name 10 the opinion be
holds Of salOon-keepers 'sas a bust
ness" he emphatically announces
D preference tor violation of the
eigth commandment to this form OF
legalized robbery. BE gave good
for bis preferences, aud
many agree With him heartily. !