The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1889-08-02
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.
All nuicr in count circles.

All quict in coult circles
Mrs. r.. w. Huntington returned
on Thursday of last week from "a sew
eral weeks visit in Ohio.
Carrie, the little daughter of MI d.
II, Turner, is quite sick.
Much was drank here Saturday be-
sides lemonade.
Mrs. DR.. lard, of Meridian, is Wis
itiny at DR.. Bragg's this week.
Miss Irene DantzIer, of Mobile, is
visiting the family of Mr.. L. N Dan'z-
Ter.
Miss Bessie McInnis is summcrin9
in Virginia. We hope she is having
a pleasant time.
Miss Emma Leinhard, of Hands
boro, is visiting the family OF Mr.. a
A. Dlumer.
Miss Anna Watkins passed last Sab
bath in town. She returned on Mon
~
day to her school on Fort Bayou.
At John f.. Krcbs' goods are sold
at lowest cash prices. Groceries oil all
kinds. New goods coming.
Mrs. w. Denny and daughter, Miss
Emma, returned on Wednesday from
n several weeks visit to relatives II
Arkansas.
The TIypathoan Society meeting !
postponed until the second Saturda.
in August.
Now is the time TO plant the fall gar
den. Go 10 j. w. Stewards dru!
store for turnip and cabbage seed.
Mr.. F. M. johnson, of Americas
was in town Tuesday looking yer.
well, and happy over the result OF tn
primary.
Rutabaga and Cabbage Seed
Go to- j. w. Stewards drug store 10
fresh garden seeds; rutabaga, turniI
and cabbage seeds.
The primary election passed OF
quietly, though some of the candidate
look like they mad stood secolld II
John or Jake.
Mr.. Willie Watkins, alias the "Pan.
rher," is home Oh a short visit. A
he is wearing a new coat, and no cam
It's prcsumablc that he has made
DEAL.
Garden party at the residence oil MI
L. N. Dantzler's Tonight in honor o
Miss Irene DAIMLER, of Mobile.
Mr.. Bruno Farley reached herr
Sunday morning, being called hom'
to the bedside of his mother, who dle'
Sunday morning.
We arc glad to know that htti'
Willie Mcleod, who has been so dan
gerouslSi i'll, and his father, DR.. j.. IL
Mcleod, who has also had a slight at
tack of fever, are both improving
theDr. being up and about again.
Mrs. Sarah A. Farley, after scvera
weeks illness died Sunday morning
last, aged about 81 years. She leave
four children and a large circle of rel
ativcs aud friends to mourn her death
The funeral took place from the Meth
odist Church Monday morning.
Geo. Garfield and Seward Kirk
wood had a brush Saturday nigh
about how each other voted at tn
primary. Nobody was hurt much
but both are satisfied that his vot
was cast tor the right a
The following schooncrs are load
ing this week at the l.. N. Danizle
Co.'S mills: The j.. w. Frost, wit
10000 feet of lumber tor New Or
Leans: the Confidence with $4,000 fee
of lumber for Bluff Greek the Cecc
liza with 10000 feet OF lumber for tn
Mississippi river.
Editor Democrat-Star;
Is there no law which will reach tn
cases Of those who arc rendering "u
public highways unsafe by using then
10 break wild mustangs 0R9 1t Their
is nome, then the parties iniereste
should remember that they have bee
repeatedly warned through the CO
umns OF your journal, and 10 oihc
: wavs. and should an accident happier
an outraged public viii be apt 10 mak
law to v the case in hand. The
should also remember that ladies' IN
quenily drive on "a streets, aud Il
The duty Of every gentleman to mai
5it perfcctly safe for them 10 do so.