The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-11-06
MOSS DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.
Election day very qaici.

lives and friends in Mobile.
Mr.. w. Fred %IIcrrin spent last Sat
urday in The Crescent City.
Tuesday was not only a very dusty
day, but a very dry II Is well.
Mr.. Chas. G.. Clayton, a former
resident, is visiting friends here.
The saw mills did not shut down
Tuesday on account of the election.
There was a wedding in Escatawpa
Monday night. Particulars next week.
The Hvpathean meeting tonight
promises 10 be interesting, and every
one is invited TO DC present.
Mr.. Frederick r. Rub died in New
Orleans last week. lie had previous
ly been a guest of Mrs. X. l., Bishop.
There is a new steamer plying our
streams, the "Lewis Penoyer," of
Lake Charles, Capt. Larkcy, master.
w. Denny & Co. have sold their
locomotive, Jumbo No. 2, to Messrs.
Parker Earle q Son, of OceanSprings.
Mr.. W. G. Palmcs left on Friday
last for Pensacola, Fla, where lie has
accepted a position with Messrs. W.
S, Kcyser & Co.
Mr.. l.. N. Dantzler, Jr., has return
ed home after an extended visit 10
several health resorts, looking hale
and hearty.
Miss Ada Palmcs went up the
country last SATURDAY, where she
will teach the public school in the
Denmark district.
On account Of the Illness of her
father, Miss Mamie Denny has re-
turned from Meridian, where she has
been attending school.
Mr.. p. b. Hand, a prominent mill
owner and inventor of llandsboro,
was here Saturday visiting his broth
or, Mr.. l.. NJ. Hand.
Mrs. Kate McCaskell, who has been
absent several months on a visit TO
relatives in this State, returned home
on Sunday last. "Aunt Katy" is
looking remarkably well for one so
far advanced III years.
Nj. S. S. Henry is a prominent
candidate for the Office of President
of the prospective dummy line rail
road between Moss Point and Pasca-
goula.
On Monday night last tie Kudu
were bearded in their den, but arc
satisfied with 7 to %, including two
skunks. Their motto is, "Nemo me
impune ~locasset."
At John L. Krebs' Variety Store,
dry goods, shoes, clothing, fine stock
of groceries, feed, hardware and
crockery, reasonable prices, at John
f. Krcbs' Variety Store.
Miss Annie Watkins went to Mo-
bile on Saturday last, where she viii
take a course in stenography. All
unite in wishing her mnch success.
After two months OF quiet the Pas
cagoula LUMBER Co.'S Elder mil
commenced running again on Mon
day. The Phoenix mill has closed for
repairs.
The Moss Point public school OPEN
ed on Monday with Miss Flora Cud-
abac as principal and Miss Lulu
Salisbury as assistant.
Mrs. III. c. Walker and son, after a
two months visit 10 relatives in Ala
bama, returned home the other day
looking well. She had a delightful
time while away.
We truly sympathizc with Mr..
John +. Krebs in the death OF his
amiable wife. How sweet il will be
in that beautiful land TO meet II
another again.
In practical use NJ. A. Dees' "MetlI-
odisi gate" proved too complicated, so
he threw away about halfthe machin-
cry, making a Baptist gate Of it, and
il now works to perfection.
Rev. 4. ii. Mounger, presiding elder
of NJ. Z. Church South, tins district,
preached two eloquent aud Instructive
sermons on Sunday last. MI. Mongcr
is spending the week here, the
guest OF friends.
Mr.. Vincent Ros returns thanks to
the gentleman who stole ono of the
pair Of reins belonging to his harness.
IL the gentleman aforesaid will pre-
sent himself, properly Identified, Mr..
Ros will take pleasure in giving him
the other rein.
Major Geo. c. Sebastian, so well
aud ~iavorably known here, and who
for several Yeas represented Messrs.
Chambers. Roy & Cool New Orleans,
has become associated with Messrs.
Cameron & Castles, Of that city, aud
will visit coast towns, as usual, in
their interest.