The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-10-09
PERSONAL, GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

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"Boss" is undergoing repairs at the
Angelo ship yard.
Mr.. John B. Delmas, Jr. left Tues
day for Wayncsboro to engage in
dredging the Chickasahay river.
Mr.. Fred Rub, of New Orleans,
who has been a guest of Mrs. II. L.
Bishop, returned home the early part
of Tins week.
Miss May Dahtzler returned home
on Saturday from a visit TO friends
and relatives at ST. Louis, Mo-, and
Meridian, Miss.
The Pascagoula Lumber Co.'S Elder
Mill, which has been idle for some
time for repairs, will be Put in opera
! ton in a few days.
The schooners NJ. Flcchas and May
flower are leading with lumber at w.
Denny u Co.'s Mill for New Orleans,
with 10000 feet each.
Quite a party of ladies and gentle
men went boating last Tuesday on
The EScatawpa river. They enjoyed
a most delightful outing.
The charming aud accomplished
Misses Maud Coulson and Edna Mer-
rill will return TO their homes on Sat
urday next from a western trip.
Captain George A. r. Lawrence,
manager of schooners Cecilia and
Almira, was about town this week
looking as fresh and business-like as
ever.
Capt. Fritz Leinhari's tug "Isabel"
is hauled out on the Pascagoula Lum-
Der Co.'S shipyard, and is receiving at
%tentiun at the hands OF Senior DOmi-
nico Jaccarino.
Miss Bessie Randall, of Moss Point,
formerly manager of the Western
Uuion Telegraph Office at New Iberia,
La, has accepted a position in the
Western Union Office at Mobile.
Mr.. Martin Turnbull made his first
weekly visit here on Tuesday last, as
representative of the DEMoCRAT-STAR.
Mr.. Turn6ull is IA hustler and is sure
TO get all the news aud some cash too
At john +. Krcbs' Variety Store,
always ready for business, aud can
please you with a choice stock of all
kinds of goods at reasonable prices
aud don't you forge: it! at John f.
Krebs' Var,cry Store.
There was a regular meeting of the
Kudos club on Saturday night, and
while The best of good feeling SEEM
ell to prevail, yet there WAS a notice
able absence OF hilaritv. Guess il
wasn't his night to howl.
A fire took place in the settlement
called Africa, on Friday last. which
destroyed The dwelling house of Geo.
A. Williams, colored. Loss $3.50. In
surcd in the Crescent Fire Insurance
Co, of New Orleans, for 800.
Owing TO The inclcment weatherihe
Hypathcan Society deferred lis meet
ing last week, and will meet This
Friday evening at the residence OF
Mr.. j. J.. McIntosh. The program
will be the same as already published.
Elder j.. 0. Green will begin his
ministry on the Coast next Sunday,
October lllh, preaching at Moss Point
Baptist Church at 1890 a. M, and
80 p. III. The public are II vited,
md the members OF the Baptist
Church earnestly requested TO attend.
The following schooners are loading
the l.. N. Danizlcr Lumber Cas-
Lena II. Storcr with 100000
feet of lumber for Havana; J. w
Frost with 10000 feet OF lumber for
New Orleans; Cecilia and Almira
with 10000 feet of lumber for
New Orleans.
Some people find an objection 10
Moss Point ia its business quarter aud
that Is, it makes Que hoarse to have
himself heard above the incessani din
Of the saw mills and foundries, while
smiles all the same aud
seem TO say | understand you per-
but can't hear what yOu are
.alking about.
A meeting Of the board of directors
IF the Moss Point High School was
held this week TO adjust the rates of
on a more satisfactory basis.
This reduces the tuition considerably.
The board is laboring hard 10 build
up a school satisfactory 20 the COM
aud of a high gIade OF excel
cncc. We think they will succeed.
A hunting party, composed Of
Messrs. ii. Buddig, of New Orleans,
III. Wood, Il. w. Cowan, G. II.
HOWE, Lone Morris, of Moss Point
md q. +. Pickett, of Scranton, left
IN Monday, having chartered the
steam tug .'Pic," for a hunt up The
river, well Supplied with
he usual complement of "fsh bait
they will no doubt return with full