The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-05-08
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

Beware of the "vIdders."
All quiet in town this week.
Where did You get that hat?
The weather is cool and dry.
The health Of our town was never
better.
John Cudabac, Esq , OF Meridian,
Is visiting relatives in town.
The Sunday-school picnic takes
place to-day at Martins Bluff.
Mr.. A. L. Dantzler was in New
Orleans this week on business.
The Pascagoula Lumber Company
are rebuilding their dry house.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. Bloomfield arc
boarding with Mr.. j. j. Mcintosh.
Miss Mile Cameron, of Mobile, is
visiting Mr.. aud Mrs. e. w. Robin
sou.
Miss Mamie Barnett, of Barnett
Station, Miss, is visiting Mss. E. A.
Wood.
Capt. G. Buskin has made very
extensive repairs on his dwelling
house.
Capt. II. f. Erickson is erecting a
neat aud ~commodious dwelling uear
his residence.
Hon. Henry c. Ravens, Of Van
cleavc, was in town this week look
ing after his log interests.
Judge o. Randall is sole owner Of
the celebrated Troublesome, vexatious
Escatawpa Hotel. This ends the law
suit.
Miss Mamie Dees will leave Mon
day for her home in Lake Charles,
La. Miss Dora Cudabac will accom-
pany her.
A certain young man of II town
has some interest in an angelic being
at Biloxi. lie went down to see her
week again.
Adriit of 1900 logs from Black
Greek arrived at the mills this week,
aud more Ia follow as soon as the wa
will permit.
Mr.. j, NJ. Bradley, District Deputy
Grand Master, will visit Pascagoula
No. POP, on the 18th inst, TO
instruct the brethren.
A large aud appreriative aud fence
Master Eddie Moore on Friday
light last, after the close of services
It the Methodist Church.
Miss Dora McCartcr, who has been
at DcFuniak, Fla, the past
hree months, has returned home
much improved in health.
Stalworth lost two mustang ponies
in swimming the drove over
Dog River at Elders Ferry. This is
What he gets trying to save ferriage.
The following schooners arc load
lg at the l.. N. DAIMLER Lumber Co.'S
nils this week The Robert r. Clark
nth 100000 feet of lumber tor Key
Vest; the James Adalaska with
1900 feet of lumber forihe Missis>ip-
! River; the Mistry with 10000 feet
f lumber for Ocean Springs.
The United States hospital marine
William ii. Welch, Capt. w.
I. Swasey in command, Is now on
&c ways at Angelo's shlpyard here
'r examination preparatory TO her
cpar,ure for the government quaran-
ne station at Chandelier Island.
he inspection of the boilers and ma
was highly satisfactory. The
on hull will be scrsped and painted
nd the steamer put in perfect order
'r service. The Welch Is the steam
That served 70 efficiently at Cham
last season. The vessel pre-
a neat aud clean appearance,
he upper works having lately receiv-
| a new coat OF paint, OF white with
window trimmings, brown decks
dark rel bulwarks. Capt. Swa-
y is parted from with many regrets
y numerous friends that he has made
uring his winter stay in Moss Point.
he following compose the crew who
i'll man the Welch during her pres
ut season at the quarantine stations:
apt. w. III. Swsscy. commencing;
igineers, Jas.I. Friar and A. McGreg- =
r; crew, Maiti Mathews, Jas. Rogers,
ouis Dauphin aud Sterling McGreg-
r. The latter Is the Youngest Of the
CIV aud highly regarded by the cap :
Iin for his intelligence and ability. :
is hiends predict his rapid advance
cut. /,