The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-08-28
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.
a cool spell this week.

visiting his brother II. u.
Mr.. Robert Bishop, of Galveston, is
Is at home on a short visit.
Mr.. j. w. Griffin is in Perry county
visiting his mother-in-law.
Mr.. John T. Krcbs was in New Or
leans this week on business.
Go TO J.. w. Stewards for fresh
seeds of all kinds and onion sets.
Rev. DR.. Beall will preach in the
Methodist Church Sunday at 10 80
a. IN.
Rev. c. A. Powell, the Methodist
minister here, is very sick again with
fever.
Mr.. w. Fred Herrin attended the
Grand Lodge X. of Ii. at Jackson this
week.
Mr.. John Hill has had his store re-
painted before the opening of the fall
trade.
Miss Corinnc Sarrazin, of Mobile,
is visiting the family OF Mr.. IL. G..
Walker.
Mr.. Slssic Sheffield, of Mobile, is
visiting the family of Mr.. l.. N.
Damtzler.
Mr.. Frank Rcincckc, of Bessemcr,
Ala, IL visiting the family of Mr.. Ill.
G. Walker.
E. W. Manallan & Co. have a small
lot of standard prints that they are
closing out at &c per yard.
Miss Nina Fry, of Mobile, and Miss
Cora Krebs, of Scranton, are the
guests of Misses L. and ii. Walker.
1t makes the doctors smile when
they see the watermelons in such
) large quantities in our stores. That
is money for them.
Lieut.-Gov. NJ. NJ. Evans left on
Wednesday for Jackson to attend a
meeting of the Board of Trustees OF
the L. L. anu ColleSc'
Miss Toxy Antuncz, of Mobile, after
, spending several months very pleas
antly with relatives and friends, re-
turned home Saturday.
. The schooner Eueenia is loading at
:he j.. N. DAIMLER Lumber Co.'S mills
this week with 10000 feet of lumber
for the frontier of Mexico.
Prof. Morrison Caldwell, the new
, principal OF the Moss Point High
School. has arrived, and is at present
, quartercd at the Eagle Hotel.
, Mr.. l.. N. Dantzler, Jr', and Mr..
Fritz Colmer have gone TO Healing
, Springs, Ala. for the benefit OF the
healing waters of those wonderful
springs.
Mr.. L w. Manahan left on Monday
for his Ohio home, where he will
spend some time, and thence to New
York. lie will be absent several
weeks.
John Lancaster. a co orCd man
working at the P~ascagOula Lumber
Compamy's Phoenix mill, received Sc
we're Injuries about the head on Sat
urday last
Last Saturday Mr.. J. II. Parker
Killed near his home, On the Graham
Ferry Road, a monster rattlcsndke.
II measured 5 feet seven inches, and
+ had IL raltles and a button.
Mrs. III. G. Dcmpf, of Evansville,
Indiana, after a visit of two weeks
left for home Tuesday. Tier father,
MI. Lyman Randall, has been very
sick for some time, but we arc glad 10
near of his improving.
Mr.. III. NJ. Cudabac got his back up
and has raised tho roof and put on an-
Other story on his house occupied by
Mrs. Myers as a clearinghouse. This
gives several more rooms and i'm
proves the looks Of the building.
The Scranton and Moss Point base
ball clubs played a championship
game at Moss Point on Thur,lay We
ming, the 20ih inst, which vas won
Ly the Scrantons by a score of 4 10 0.
No money changed hands this time.
Mrs. s. NJ. Irving's school will open
; Tuesday, Sept. lst. This school has
always been a success. The children
arc thoroughly instructed aud every
efrart made 10 satisfy parents. Mrs.
Irving is a graduate of the New Or
leans High School and a teacher OF
many years experience.
Program Hypathcan Society Sept
4th:
Author: Adelaide Ann Proctor.
Roll Call: Items Of the day.
Essay : Miss Kate Salisbury.
Musi-, Vocal: Miss Flora Cudsbac
Reading: Mr.. l. A. Morris.
Music: Miss Ivan Garner.
e Reading: Mss Lou Salisbury.
Music, (dBci); Mcssrs. ii. and z. L
Blumcr.
Reading: Mr.. G. r. Durrow.
Music: Miss Edna Merrill.
Cereal business aud adjournment
Place Of meeting; Mr.. I. A. Coul'
sons.