The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1888-03-02
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From varisuG
Sources, ,stl.. %

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Coming events cast their shad
ows before.
Our front street is being saw
busted.
1t will cert linly take. place abOur
the 10Th inst. Ia
Plenty OF commercial 'pursanderi
around this week.
Tie weather is delightful aud
business booming.
The business in square timber
was never better.
Every one OWNS a bucking mus
tang now. So
Mr.. George Ross is in town for a
few days. zn
Mr.. S. S. Henry's children are
taking the humps.
Sheriff Lewis was In town Mon
day.
The voices of nature have begun
to sing the praises of spring.
1t is II wise child that knows its
own birth place. g
Mr.. Robert Hunter, of Mobile,
was in town this week. (
The Presbyterian Church is soon
to lave IA fresh coat of paint.
The merchant who fails to adyer.
tise is not up With the times.
The "whart across the laken has
been quite popular this week.
The streams are up and saw logs
are coming down with afuslI.
Mr.. g.. w. Emerson is putting
up a new market hoHSc:
Callie Ford left Wednesday for
Lake Charles, La, his future home.
Dog river is very high. Fears
are entertained Ut an overflow.
Don't whisper in church. 1t dis
turbs the congregation as we'll as
the preacher.
Heavy frost aud ice Tuesday
morning. Young early vegetables
injured somewhat.
Fine lot of butter, cheese, teas
and other groceries just received ut
JOHN +. KREBs'.
Mr.. w. Frank GOff, member Of
the Board of Supervisors, was in
town Tuesday.
Miss Hattie Mcleod is homo now,
her school at Three Rivers having
closed tor tue term.
Give Stewards Condition Pow.
ders to your horses and COWS, %
cents a package.
Misses Pattie Grifi1 and May
Dantzler, after a long absence, re.
turned home this week.
Mr.. Lee Mckay, Of Scranton,
the Methodist Church Sun
day night.
Mr.. Oliver FaulkS, representing
Leinkaut g. Strass, OF Mobile, was
in town persauding u merchants.
Elder o. D.. Bowenlwill preach
in the Baptist Church Saturday
night at Z O'Clock and Sunday at IL
O'clock, a. IN. ~
Miss Bessie McInnis after spend
ing three weeks pleasantly with
relatives in Mobile, returned home
Saturday evening.
Miss Rosenthab Of Grand Rap
Michigan, is wishing at the
of Mr. L. Wilcox, on the
road. !.
Did you eve see a Small boy eat
molasses candyt Wells You should
have been at Mr.. M:Innis' last
Tuesday night.
The Ladies' Missionary Aid So
of The Baptist Church, met at
Mr.. ii. NJ. Cudabac'Si Wednesday !
evening last. ~
Miss Dora Cudabac retur ned
home last Friday, her school at Oak
having closed for the winter
season.
Misses Mary NJ. Griffin and Net
tie Lsdl, after a visit of two weeks
10 Mobile, returned home Wednes-
day evening.
Young man, don't let high water
from taking your best girl
out riding, for brighter moon and
clearer sky were never seen.
Spring has opened at Moss Point
from the looks of the store of Cow
an Bros. They are receiving a large
aud fresh stock of spriug goods.
Mr.. G. S. Leatherbury, OF Fair.
Ferry, this county, who is now
stopping in Mobile, came over from
that city Saturday evening and
spent a couple Of days in our 10 IN.
Messrs. I. B. Raby and W. q.
Palmes are ia Argyle, Fla, inspect
mo lumber for pasoagOula Lumber