The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-11-07
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

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bile this week.
The Hypathisn meets tonight a
Mr.. E. Barnes
Mr.. VIM. L. Griffin visited New
Orleans Tuesday.
Young man, remember the Sabbath
day to keep it holy.
Tuesday being election day the
town was extremely quiet.
Mr.. Tom Stecdc, of Americas, spent
last Saturday and Sundy in town.
Mr.. Lee Fort, Of G~ramE9Eay, Ala,
was a visitor in town last Saturday.
All kinds of %ammuAition and load
ed shells at CowAN Bios
Mr.. G. Il. Wilcox returned home on
Monday morning from a trip TO Ohio
aud Michigan.
Mr.. and Mrs. Baird, of Mobile Go
Ala, are visiting their son ard daugh.
ter, Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fred Herrin.
For SALE.-One new mich COW
Enquire of e. w. MANAHAN u Co.
Mr.. j. w. Stewart is at home to his
friends and customers at his new
drugstore. Advertisement next week,
The election passed Off quietly Tues
day. The Democratic ticket a car-
ried by IL majority OF four. Small
vote pollcd.
The charming Misses Lucy AnGer'
son, of Theodore, Ala, and Margue,
rite Walker, of Scranton, + the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Fisher.
JOHN r. KREB's VARIETY STORE is
correct in goods and prices, and don't
forget to 90 TO this store for what.
ever kind of goods you may need
lie has some Of everything.
d, F. Morrison, Esq, of Noodle Ii
visiting friends in town. He leaves
in a few daysto accept a position with
the Southern States Land & Timber
Co of Pensacola.
The many friends of Mr.. w. Ru,
dolph were pleased to note his return
home from Europe on Monday last.
Mr.. Rudolph is much improved by hi
foreign trip.
Our former tOwnsman, Mr.. II {
Herring, of Beaumont, Texas, is
welcome visitor here this week. VIZ
are glad to say he is looking well
%IIartic has a bright future before him.
Mr.. 7. NJ. Smith, formerly in the
employ of the Pascagoula Lumber
Co, left on Tuesday morning for Fair
ford, Ala, where he has accepted a po-
sition with the Sc aboard Manufact-
uring Co.
Last week there came TO the home
of Mr.. Tom Allen, an employee of the
l.. N. Dantzlcr mills, a boy which
pulls down the beam at nineteen and
a half pounds. Mrs. Allen Is proud
of this boy since he came 10 stay.
DR.. f. r. Griffin, quarantine physi-
clan at Horn Island, after spending
the summer at that pleasant resort,
looking after the health Of his people,
is again at home, looking in robust
health, though a little brown from
exposure TO the SUMS rays. The Doc
tor now weighs an even hundred.
VIZ welcome hnn back.
The following schooners are loading
at the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'s
mills this week f. Blessie and May
flower each with 10000 feet lumber
for New Orleans ; 4 cars with 10000
feet each for Bessemer, Ala, F..
At a meeting of the directors ofthe
PascagouIa Lumber Co, held on Sat-
urdy last, Mr. f. q. Robinson was
elected Seci ctary aud Treasurer, vice
Mr.. II. W. Huntington, resigned.
MARRIED--At the residence of tie
brides father, Oct. l6, 1880, near Moss
Point, by Rev. +. O.. BverS Mr.. Geo.
F.. Wood and Miss Winnie Stokes.
After the ceremony quite a hountiiul
repast was enjoyed by the little com
pany present aud the OCCASION passed
off very pleasantly. We wish George
and his bride long life aud many hap
py day.
The knights of Honor OF Escataw-
pa Lodge M. Bis, will give IN enter-
tainment for benefit Escatawpa
Academy, Friday evening Nov. IL,
1890, at Hall Of Lodge. The enter
tainmeut will consist Of a public in
iiiation Of a candidate, followed by a
dance. Admission 25 cents, children
under y years Of age, Is cents. Re-
freshments served at reasonable rates.
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