The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-01-09
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.


Drummcrs are as thick as black
berries in June.
Business seems remarkably quiet
now in our town.
Mr.. II. NJ. Cudabac is up from an
attack of lagrippc.
Mr.. John F. Krobs spent Monday
in Mobile, on business.
Misses May and Emma DAIMLER
visited Mobile this week.
Stewart has the best line of station
cry and perfumery in town.
Miss Patterson, of Mobile, is visit
ing at Mr.. j. J. McIntosh's.
All the mills of the l.. N. Dantzler
Lumber Co. are in operation.
The IIypathean meeting Friday
night at Mr.. l.. NJ. Hands residence.
Delightful weather, but the lagrip-
pc is holding down many of our citi-
zcns.
Our Methodist people seem well
pleased with Rev. c. A. Powell, their
new pastor.
After awhile the style OF the Howe
e. Griffin mill will be the Moss Point
Lumber Company.
The NJ. L. Church %(colored) Con.
ference met here Wednesday. Tho
| attendance is large.
Mr.. Samuel Walker, Of Sailesvillc,
Rhode Island, is here settling up hi;
brother, X. G. Walkers business.
Mr.. A. f. Lynd, our postmaster,
was in New Orleans this week on a
sad mission---to attend the funeral OF
a brother.
Mr.. Thomas A.. Cause is now in
Highland, Florida, looking after the
Interests of Robinson & Booth, Of
New York.
Mr.. L. +. Cowart, of the firm of
Cowart ~ Bro, Mobile, was here this
week circulating among his many
friends and customers.
The following schooncrs are load
ing at the l.. N. Dantzlcr Lumber
Co.'S Mills this week: IIildegard with
10000 feet and the Eugenia with
100000 feet of lumber, both for Carl
barren, Cuba.
Mobile Item: DR.. w. b. Griffin,
wife and family, of Houston, Texas,
and a former resident OF Moss Point,
Miss, is in the city aud made us a
pleasant call. The Doctor leaves for
Moss Point to-day.
Mr.. Willie L. Rhodes, who has been
saw filler for the Pascagoula Lumber
Co.'S mills for the past four years,
has accepted a position in The lowe
~ OlIlhH milIs. ilc 10 suOOcc'oo "
Mr.. Rufus N. Rhodes.
The talk of tho town is the moving
of the j. NJ. Frank building, AND
still the thing don't move hardly an
inch a day. This building and tina;
of John Hills and John +. Krebs' will
land In our courts ere long, then the
lawyers will get some rich picking.
Rev. DIR. john p. Newman, Bishop
of the NJ. e. Church, is the presiding
bishop over the colored conference of
the NJ. T.. Church now in session at
this place. bishop Newman Is accom-
panied by his wife and are the guests
of Mr.. w. Dcuny. lie was Gen. u.
S. Grants spiritual adviser and
slaunch friend. The white people Of
Moss Point have treated him with the
utmost respect and cordially. The
conference is composed of a fine look
ing set CT coiored men. and the bust
ness of the body Is conducted IN a
pleasant and harmonious manner.
Report of Magnolia School for the
second scholastic month:
No. pupils enrolled during month, GO
Average attendance AZ
Number pupils tardy 10
Time last by tardimcss (minutcs) 30
ROLL OF HONOR.
Mack Goode, Burns Goode, Nollie
Mcleod, John Jones, Edward Jones,
Joe Florence, Willie Jones, Leo Stout
or, Wiley McFarlane, liurisa McFar-
lane, Dora McFarianc Mary Florence,
Nina Florence, Carrie Jones, Pearl
Ferrill, Grace Goode. Ellen Gocde,
Ella Wilcox, Anna Bang.
CLARA WILCOX,
LIBBIE TAN, Principal.