The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-08-21
Judge o. Randall was summoned


Mrs. Josephine Bagby and son re-
turned home a few days since, from u
visit to Demopolis and Mobile, Ala.
Miss Mary Crane, II of the excel
lent of the earth, is spending some
time with Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Wilson.
Mr.. l.. n. Dantzler, ,Jr., has been
down several days with the fever.
We are glad to hear he is improving.
Miss Ethel Moungcr, of Hattics-
curg, after spending several days
here visiting friends, left for home
Monday.
S. w. Finch, E>q of Americas, was
in town this week. Sampson is one
of Jackson county's most successful
log men.
There are some game cocks in town
and il is limited among the young
sports that a cock pit will soon be
opened here.
Quite a number of citizens attended
the "IIcnry sale" at Scranton, ON
Tuesday last, which, however, did
not eyeniuate.
Prof. Stephen w. Pettus has
closed his school in the country, and
is spending the heated term in our
pleasant town.
Mrs. Williams, of S%huqualak, has
moved to our town, and is keeping a
millinery store formerly owned by
Miss Sudbury.
Mr.. Bruno Farley is building
himself a neat and comfortable dwell
ing house on the Griffin road, near
Miss Leslie Fairlcy's residence.
Capt. +. X. Mayors was a welcome
visitor this week. His youthful APP
pearancc would suggest that he found
the ~"fountain OF life somewhere il
the Northwest.
Mrs. Ella Passo has charge of the
Eagle Hotel, aud is keeping it in
splendid order. The patrons of the
Hotel are well pleased with the new
management.
Miss Minnie Hunt, who has been in
the northern portion of this county
TOR the past nine months, returned
home a few days since, where she
Will remain until September LIST.
Mr.. Geo. w. O'Neill, accompanied
by his family, lett Monday for Ocean
Springs, his future home. Mr..
O'Neill will be connected with DR..
e. Bragg's drugstore. Moss Points
loss is Ocean Springs gain. We wish
him success in his new home.
Miss Alice NJ. Hyatt left on Satur-
day last for a several months visit to
friends in Iowa. She ia accompanied
by her SISTER, Miss Lottie, of New
C%hautauqria. Her many friends here
wish for her a most enjoyable visit
and safe return.
The trustees of the Moss Point
Academy have secured the services of
Mr.. Morrison Caldwell, of College
Hill, Miss. a graduate of the Uuiver-
sity of Virginia, as Principal, aud
Miss Willie Il. Moore, of Marion,A Ala,
a graduate of Judson Institute, as
Assistant. The trustees say that they
are making no ordinary effort TO es-
tablish a first-class high school. The
community should give this school a
cordial and hearty support.
The following vessels arc loading al
the l.. N. DAIMLER Lumber Co.'S mills
this week: The Garnock with II 1000
feet lumber for Brazos, Santiago; the
Brothers with 10000 feet of lumber
for Nassau, n. p; the G. W. Jones
with $4,000 feet lumber for Tabasco,
Mex; the b. Frank Ncaley with 275,-
600 and the l.. n. DAIMLER with
10000 feet lumber for Key West I;
the I%Iildegard with 10000 feet lum-
Der for Caibarlcn, Cuba the j. NJ.
McIrnis with $1,000 feet of lumber
for Tampico, Mexico; the j. w. Frost
with 10000 and the +. Blessic with
10000 feet lumber for New Orleans;
The Cora with 10000 feet lumber for
Mississippi River.
At no time, perhaps, during the
has there been a more bril-
liant gathering of youth and beauty
than was assembled at the home of
Mr.. L. w. Manahan on Tuesday night
last, the occasion being a party given
to the young ladies' OF Moss Point by
the bachelors. All OF the surround
ings were in perfect keeping with the
occasion, and every feature was a
of pleasant enjoyment.
Boating was INDUCED in by many of
The young people, while games, prom
cnades ard charming tete-a-tetes were
enjoyed by others. AllO:3O delicious
refreshments were served in the beau
illuminated grounds, which
were generally partaken of aud thor
appreciated by all, and so
quickly did time fly under these pleas
ing auspices that the hour Of mid
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