The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-05-09
SSPQIATDEPARTMEN
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources. 81
Plenty Of logs coming down.

\ 1917 - ~
The streams arc all IN good logging
condition.
The "Orange Blossom' correslon-
dent is under the weather.
Ifyou want any article Of furniture,
call on us. Il. bloomfield u Go.
The Sunday. schools of this place
will have their annual picnic to-day.
Prof. Stephen w. Peltus left last
week for Sacramento, Ca, his future
home. at,.l
Jam Poles, Pike. Poles,iCAnt Hooks
and Handles for sale by E.. Bloomfield
& Co.
Dog River is full Of logs for several
miles above the boom al Murray's
Bluff. =.
Mr.. Ira w, Porter, Of Mobile, was
IN town Tuesday drumming tor bust
ness,
The ovcrseer on the Telephone road
had better look out, the grand jury
meets in June. 49,
Buy your shoes where you can hId
the best selection, AMI that is at f.
Bloomfield & Co.'S.
Mr.. Uranus Perkins, of Red Greek,
a log qettcr, vas III town this week
with a large lot.
Mr.. J. w. Stewart has bought a lo'
opposite tho, tic p~ostOfice and VIII
probably build a drug store this sum
mer. d.
Our line laccs, embroidcries, fcath'
crs. edge braid and trimmings is un
couallcd in town. Call al examine
E. Bloomfield & Co.
Tciesrams received from partic
living on Dog River report that stream
as being OH the rise, and liable to b.
out of its banks soon. -,
: 1t is rumored that the agent of a
English syndicate is negotiating 10
the purchase of all the mills and TIM
Der land, between GeOrgialand Texas
The Minnie Irwin lost her deck loa'
off of Point P~untarosa about the 2Oi
ult.. in a storm, filled full of waite
and had her ~hatchways carried away
!, Mrs. Cockrell, nee Ella Hale, die
: at her home in Livingston, Ala. abou
: two weeks ago. Her many friend
, m Moss Point regret to hear of he
. death.
Mr.. L. N. Dantzlcr, Jr, returne
home this week from an extensiN
business trip the North and East, /
visited New York, Philadelphia, 10
ton, Washington and other'cities. j
II had a pleasant time. 49,,
y Owing to the unfav0rablc wealth
II last Friday and the SuAday-scho
picnlc to-day the l%Iypathcan mcetil
was postponed until May 10th, Wit
r it will meet at the residence of NJ
W. Denny.
/ The following schOOners are Loaf
ing at the l.. N. Danizl
S Lumber Co.'s mills this week J. '
y Frost and Two Friends, each wi
q 10000 feet of lumber for New .
leans; Jas. Adataska with 20,OOO ie
: of lumber for Mississippi River.
l. A party Of Moss Pointers spent
|. very pleasant day at the Mex'ca
IS Gulf Hotel, Pass Christian last ou
e day. The party consisted Of Mr.. al
Mrs. G. w. Robinson, Mr.. E. W, Ma
# ahan, Mr.. Thos. l.. Watson. of Pens
If cola, Mr. and Mrs. Il. w. IIun'ingt'
Q and Miss Alice Hyatt.
y The most enjoyable occasion OF t
~ season was that of a Pink receipts
e last Friday evening by DR.. and Nj
= e. F. Griffin at their beautiful re-
Il dence on the river front. Amol
70 the chief attractions was the MAJ
le flowers tastefully arranged and ma
It. beautiful costumes. Some OF I
prcttiest, perhaps, was that OF =
hostess, looking her usual self in run
velvet and rose crepe di China a
diamonds. Miss Mary Griffin wore
beau tote black crepe di China sll
Miss Patio Griffin in old pink pc
and soil and hoertim red velvet a.
diamonds. Miss Anna Belle Stews
;, in pink crepe de China, ostrich feat
~ crs aud peaIs, Miss Fanny C"uis
in black tulle, embroidered in shv'
Ir- over black Indian silk. Miss An,
IT Dantsler wore pale blue. bengaIin a
Ir. opals. Miss 7Atine Griffin look
,rt beautiful in silver spangles and IN
ar. over white silk. Miss Emma Grit
m. In, old rose crepe dc China and flo
crs. Miss Lara Griffin looI
charming in white and gold, W
diamonds. Elegant refre'lme
:. ware served.