The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1891-05-29
MOSS DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL. GENERAL
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sc-rces.


Sesrces.
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The drummers are coming and go
ing, ram or no rain.
Mr.. F. II. Wilson paid a flying visit
to Mobile last week.
Master Linwood Wilson spent sew.
eral days at home this week.
The IIvpathean Society VIII meet
tonight at Rev. ID. o. Byers'.
The Chautauqua Circle went into
summer quarters Monday night.
Mr.. E. w. Manahan returned on
Sunday from a trip to Chronicle, Ala.
Mr.. VIM. Griffin, our oldest citizen,
is nov in good health for a nan of
his agc-9l years.
DR.. Frank Spencer, OF Texas, was
a visitor in town last week, the guest
of Capt. TT. Howe.
Mr.. VIM. Rudolf is in Mobile this
week clearing a vessel. They move
William to the front.
DIR. E, F. Griffin, quarantine phvsi-
clan, IS on duty on Round Island.
He will remain there till November.
Circuit Court at Scranton next
Monday. Wonder il any our citizens
will go hunting or fishing on lha:
day.
E. w. Manahan u Co. are taking
an inventory of their stock, ETC., pre-
paratory to closing their business
year.
A number of our citizens speak of
going to Jackson on June 81, 10 wit
ness the unveiling of the Confederate
monument.
The base ball boys have met and
organized for the summer season.
They will soon be ready to cross bats
with the Scranton boys.
Several ARRAY cases were up before
our Justices this week, but all the
parties paid their fines ard costs and
went their way rejoicing.
Mrs. E. F. Jackson, after spending
several days with her sons family,
e. w. Jackson, left Tuesday for her
home at Perduc Hill, Ala.
We are glad to see our friends the
Messrs. Denny are preparing to shell
their streets. Shells are being hauled
up by barges and wagons from Scran-
ton.
Mrs. f. Fisher and little daughter,
Louise, who have been visiting friends
at Fowl River and Oak Grove, Ala,
returned last Tuesday evening, after
an absence of two weeks.
The entertainment of Thursday
night, the Dist inst, was considered a
success, $45 were taken in. The pro-
cceds will go toward buying pulpit
furniture for the PresbytcrianChurch
Mr.. viii Watkins will leave in a
few days for his summer outing.
viii is in rather delicate health now,
but we trust his trip to the mountains
will do much toward restoring him to
perfect health.
We hear that candidates for Justice
of the Peace for tins place are ume
ous-only about six mon who are will
ing TO serve the people. But not II
has been bold enough TO put his name
in the DEMooRAT-STAR.
The following schooners are load
ing this week at the L. N. DAIMLER
Lumber Company's mills: The l..
N. DAIMLER with 10000 feet
of lumber for Key West /; the Mistry
with 10000 feet of lumber for Ocean
Springs.
There is TO be an excursion to Horn
Island on Tuesday, June End, given
Dy the Moss Point Fine Company, for
heir benefit. Price for round trip
ickets, so cents; children under hf-
cen, % cents, For further particulars
zee posters.
Justice Oliver Wood had Phillis
Cook, colored, before him this week,
with keeping a disordcrly
Phillis was convicted and
incd $50 and sent 10 Jail for SIX
months. Not having the rocks, Phil
is was seat to the county jail, there
O remain six months.
Miss Lizzie Jones, who has been the
.ucst of Mr.. aud Mrs. +. III. Wilson
or several weeks, returned to her
in Mobile on Wednesday. Dnr-
ng her visit here she made many
who were charmed by her
vinsome manner aud gracious pres
nee, and who will appreciate a repe-
iliou of her visit.
Mr.. Frank ID. Csstanera has been
Ippointed postmaster at Moss Point,
ice A. f. Lynd, sbscondcd. Frank
5 qualified for the position to which
lie has been appointed. He will be