The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-08-01
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.
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Miss bessie Sellers returned on
Thursday to her home in SlarkViile,
Miss.
All goods are sold at lowest figures
and anxious to please you at john f.
Krebs'.
Miss Clara ONcill, of Pensacola,
Fla, is visiting her brother, Mr.. Geo.
W. O'Neill.
MIR. A. r. Thielgaard, Of Mobile,
is visiting here as the guest OF Miss
Ella Palmes.
The L. N. Dantzlcr Lumber Co.
received q drift of logs from Blum
Creek this week,
Mr.. VIM. II. Smith has a Jersey
calf between four and five months
old that gives milk.
Misses Dora and Flora Cudabac,
Mcssrs. f. w. Manahan and j. H.
Danizler visited Mobile Thursday.
Mobile Item Mrs. G. Turner left
last Wednesday evening for a visit TO
her son, John II. Turner, at Moss
Point.
Mr.. A. F, Dantzler, who has been
in Colorado and California the past
fourteen months, returned home ON
Saturday much improved in health.
The accomplished young wife OF
Cant. Oliver p. Anderson, returned
home frcm the Crescent CITY Friday,
accompanied by her mother and sister,
Many OF our citizens went down to
Scranton Tuesday to witness the
hanging and the baseball game be-
tween the j. L. DIS and the Scranton
team.
Prof. G.. e. Hamilton met with a
good reception Monday night at the
Academy Hall. The audience was
well pleased with the evenings enter
tainmcnt.
Our village shoemaker, Mr.. John II.
Turner, Lad a new arrival at his
house on the 18Th inst. lie weighed
ten pounds. This makes seven boys
at his house.
The following sChooncrs are load
ing at the L. N. Dantzlcr Lumber Cos
mills this week: j. w, Frost and e.
Blessie each with 10000 feet OF lumber
for New Orleans.
Nj. II. w. Huntington is making a
business Tip in West Florida this
week, and while away Mrs. Hunting
ton is enjoying the balmy breezcs at
the Seashort Ground.
CLOSING OUT.
Miss A. G. Sudbury is closing ont
her stock of millinery goods, shoes
aud dry goods at cost. Call early,
and you will get bargains.
JUST RECEIVED.
A fine line Of Ladies, Gentlemen
and Childrcn's Shoes, Candies, cakes
aud Soda Crackers, all sold at reason
able prices at John +. kREB's'
Mr.. VIM. Rudolf gave a compli-
menlary excursion TO Horn Island TO
the young people of ourto Hn Tuesday
night last. 1t was an enjoyable at
fair. The steam tug Wild Gazelle,
Capt. OLAF Nelson, carried the party
out.
Mcssrs. r. X. Hickman and w. X
Dale, log-getters from Red Creek,
were here this week. They report all
the streams full and in good logging
condition. Our mill men may look
tor plenty Of logs from Black and Red
Greeks soon.
FOR SALE.
/ offer for sale my residence prop
erty-house and six acres of land,
in Moss Point. Win sell as a whole
or house lot, and oiherlots separately.
| Prices REASONABLE AND TERMS EASY.
L. BLooMFIELD,
Moss Pol II, MISS.
Mrs. James A. Hrrrin left last week
on a recuperativc trip 10 Shubuia, De
Soto and Vossburg, accompanied by
her sons. Masters Marius Kemdrlck
and James Elvcr, aud her mother,
Mrs. NJ. L Kcndrick. Sir James
wears Grape, although he's OF in the
woods.
"Whiticld" C. E. Hamilton, en-
tertained an %apprcciativc audience at
the Academy Hall last Monday night.
Mr.. Hamiltou's %portrayals of charac-
ter and facial expression were very
creditably done, aud he amused tho
audience by faceiiously claiming au-
thorship Of tho "chestnuts" Of a ccntu-
ry.
RASzET PICNIC.
The Knights of Honor Of this place
aad Escatawpa viii give a basket pic
mic 70 the Islands on Thursday, Au-
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