The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1890-10-31
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.
Killing frost Monday morning.

Sweet potatoes are selling here at
IS cents a bushcl.
DR.. j. 3. Chamberlin was in Mo-
bile Sunday night.
Miss Dora Cudabac visited relatives
in Grand Bay this week.
Mrs. L. &. Robinson and family re-
turned home last Friday.
Miss Edna Merrill, of Iowa, is VISIT
ing her uncle, Mr.. 7. A.. C%oHlson.
d. O'Guynn, Esq, of Chronicle,
Ala, spent Saturday and Sunday in
town.
Miss Alice Hyatt spent last Satur-
day and Sunday with relatives in
O1can Springs.
Rev. d. 0. Bycrs preached an able
sermon last Sunday morning to a
large congregation.
Mrs. Dr.. E. F. Griffin has returned
from the Quarantine Station Oh Round
Island, looking well.
Mr.. I. f. Pcttus, Jr, returned Sat
urday from Newton, where lie has
been visiting his father.
There was a free fight on the saw
dust road Saturday night at an early
hour. Peace officers all absent.
DR.. e f. Griffin will probably be at
home Saturday to stay. His labors as
quarantine physician will then end.
Mrs. d. o.. Byers returned home
last Friday from an extended visit 10
relatives in Tennessee and Virginia.
There was no preaching in the
Methodist Church last Sunday, owing
TO the Illness Of The pastor, MIR. Carley.
Mr.. e. w. Mamahan has returned
FROM a most enjoyable visit North
and East. lie is much improved in
Misses Carr aud Elliott, who have
ocCh NlSlliHS NuCii duNlJ MIS- IL a,
returned to IIandsboro last
Saturday.
Mr.. Sllas Tam went to Nuw Orleans
last week TO receive medical attention.
are glad TO learn that he is ONE
what benefited.
Miss Carrie O'Ncill, who has been
visiting her brother, Mr.. G.. w.
returned to her home in Pen
,acola a few DAYS age.
Many OF our young people went TO
TO see The circus. About all
hey saw was the elephants showing
he wagons out OF the mud.
An interesting protracled service is
progress in the Methodist Church
his week, Rev. I. w. Cooper, p. E.,
md other divines are assisting.
Extension tables for your dining
'oom, carpets, rugs, etc. Full stock of
Try goods, shoes and hats. Prices
'casonable at John f. Krobs' Variety
Store.
Col, T. r. Stockdaic, Democratic
nominee for Congress will address
.he people of Beat No. 3 at the Acad-
my Hall tonight. All arc invited TO
lttcnd.
There was a dampcr thrown upon
he enthusiasm of a few of Moss
Points society gentlemen by the de-
of certain members of the
airer sex.
The following schooncrs arc loading
the L. n. Danizler Lumber Co.'s
mills this week: j. w. Frost aud
Nayfower each with 10000 feet OF
for New Orleans.
Mr.. Jas. ". Burroughs, for many
ears a citizen Of this place, died
Monday at 2 a. m after a few days
illness. lie was quite old, and had
,een in in health for some time.
Mr.. j. ". Stewards ritle son Julian
las been very sick for over two weeks
With brain trouble. lie is attended
" Drs. Cowan aud Chambcrlin, and
$ now thought to be improving.
Mr.. j. w. Stewart has received a
OF Of new fancy goods from New
York, aud will have them opened by
10Th. The whole town is
to call aud Inspect them at his
store.
An English syndicate is trying 10
legoiiate with our mill men Tor their
Mill property. An agent was hero
his week examining the properly,
Is condition, etc. Il Is not thought a
Ical will be made. =