The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-06-12
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

SOutIGe
Miss Alice Hyatt visited New Or
leans last week.
About 1900 logs arrived from Bluff
Greek tins week.
Moss Point can only boast Of eight
drinking saloons.
Master Linwood Wilson is at home
for the summer.
Nj. E. w. Manahan was a recent
visitor TO the Crescent City.
Mr.. john Atkins has opened a
whiskey saloon at Raudall's Ferry.
Drummers may sometimes find the
weather too warm, but they havn't as
yet.
MI. r. c. Durrow, of Chronicle,
Ala, spent several days in town this
week.
Miss Edna Vaughan, of Three Riv-
ers, has been visiting friends il town
this week.
Mr.. j. WYATT Griffin has gone to
Perry county on a visit TO his mother
in-law.
Miss Ella Bradford entertained a
few friends at her home N Thursday
night of last week.
Mr.. e. Frank Griffin left last week
for Houston, Texas, his future home
lie is going to be a dentist.
The residence of Mrs. L. S. Wood
was the scene of an enjoyable social
gathering On Monday night.
Mr.. w. II. Richardson, of Monroe
county, Ala, spent last Sabbath with
his sister, Mrs. +. IL. Wilson.
Mr.. T. Cowan left last week to hunt
his fortune in Texas. Don't think he
will stay long enough TO get rich.
a patty of friends were pleasantly
entertained at the home of Mr.. Job
Garter on Thursday of last week.
Fine Butter, Roasted Coffee, in grain
or ground, and a full line Choice Fam
lily Groceries at John L. Krcbs' Varic-
~ Store.
They say the moanest man in a town
is one that will subscribe 10 a charita-
BILE fund aud then not pay his sub
scripiion.
Miss Mary DAIMLER, daughter Of
Mr.. Thos. NJ. III. D~antzler, returned
home from the Girls School at Co.
lumbus Yesterday.
Licnt-GOv. NJ. NJ. Evans left Satur-
day for Columbus to attend the COM
mencement and meeting of the Board
of Trustee of the Girls School.
Quite a good natured rivalry seems
to he going on among our young men
in their attentions TO the fair sex. Go
boys, let the best one win.
Get your Ice at John +. Krebs' Va
riety Store, every day in the week
and on Sunday morning from s to 9
r s. Howard e. Co. has opened a
red liquor saloon at the junction of
the Telephone and Magnolia roads. h,
They now catch them coming and
Mr.. S. c. Richardson, who has been
with Mr.. and Mrs. FIJI. Wilson sever
months, returned to his home in
Monroe county, Ala, several days
since, TO spend the summer.
Don't forget the Uypathcan meet
ng tonight at the residence of Mr.. S. o
). Henry. As business ofimportance
TO he transacted, Ills 10 be hoped
here will be a full attendance.
The schooner Cecilia Is loading this
week at The l.. N. Dantzlcr Lumber
mills with 10000 feet of !
lumber for the Mississippi River. The ]
domestic lumber market is getting .
'ery dull. c
Messrs. l.. n. Dantzler, Jr., and
Oliver G. Cowan were at Jackson at =
he unwilling of the Confederate mon :
iment. They deny that they went I
way to keep from going before c
he grand jury. 9
Mr.. John Nix, after a lingering ILL
,ess, died Monday night, aged about
% years. lie was an inoffensivc,
Iuict, good old man, had many
and few enemies. lie was
conscious of his approaching end and
lied peacefully. lie paid for his cof-
IN in advance.
Mr.. George w. Emerson, over on
he north side Of Dog River, had the
TO lose his dwelling house {
Dy fire last Tuesday morning. The
ire was caused from a defective hne 5
the kitchin chimney. When the
ire was first discovered if there had 2
Decn plenty OF water convenient il \
have been put out, but not as
nucii as one bucket could be had. /,