The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-12-23
PERSONAL. GENERAL.
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

An clekaN Uho u CHOIrC CuHtiics ~
L. BLOOMFIELD & Co.'S.
Mr.. S. II. Collins, of Milton. Fla, is
visiting his son-in-law, NJ. X. lug
gins.
DR.. J. II. Chambcrlin and wife have
gone to Green county to visit rela-
tiyes.
1t is thought there will he some
more marriages during the Christmas
holidays.
just as sron as a barge can be OBJ
tanned work will be resumed on the
shell road.
Lot of all kinds Of candies, toys
and choice groceries at John L. Krcbs'
Variety Store.
DR.. VIM. T. Bcall and bride return.
ell from a short bridal trip TO Natchcz
OH "Wednesday.
Shubuta Messenger: Mr.. Z. N. Pat
ton, of Moss Point, Is spending a few
days at this place.
Ii blew a perfect gale Monday
night. but not much damage was
done the shipping here.
The young men of the town will
give "a grand Christmas hop Monday
night next at Academy Hall.
Bamboo castles, Fancy Tables, rat
tan chairs, handsome lamps etc., at
f. BLOOMFIELD Il Cos.
Miss Willie Durham, Of Meridian,
Miss, cousin of Mrs. II. X. Denny, is
here to spend the holidays.
The Quarantine Steamer WEIGH
was lossel about in Tam lake Mon
day night, but is not damaged.
DR.. VIM. I. Beall will preach in the
Methodist Church Sunday at IL
O'Clock, a. ~ !, and 7 o'clock p N.
We still lead VII the shoe trade IN
Moss Point.
E. BLOOMFIELD h Co.
MI. Geo. w. Robinson left Thurs
day night for East Orange, New Jer-
scy, 10 spend Christmas with his fam.
lily.
Mrs. II. NJ. Cndabac and hertwo
little children, left Monday for Lake
Charles, La, 10 spend a month with
relatives.
Mcssrs. A. S. Denny, J.. l.. Dante
Ter and j. w. Griffin represented our
milling interests in Pensacola on last
Saturday.
Choihing, dry goods, shoes, dinner
sets, glassware, furniture, etc, al
prices that Will suit the times, at
JOHN F. KREBs' VARIETY STORE.
In your Christmas cheer do not
forget the poor and unfortunate, but
remember the true significance of the
day, and he Chrisl-likc.
The dime sociablc at Prof. NJ. Cald-
wells Fridoy night was an enjoyable
affair and a financial success. Thirty
dollars was realized for the Library
fund.
Tho saw mills will only shut dow,
two days-.M Monday and Tuesday,
for the Christmas holidays. Too many
pressing order for lumber is tho rea'
son.
Misses Mamie Denny, Annie Dantz'
Ter and Mr.. G. B. Dantzlcr, will re-
turn home from school at Nashville
Tenn, this week 10 spend the Christ
mas holidays.
On MonG,y eight or ten log mer
were at tho L. N. Dantzler Lumbc'
Company's Office getting money 10
Christmas. They all went ava!
happy and feeling rich.
Capt E. C~astanera closed his rct
liquor saloon on Wednesday last, TN
2lst, as his license expired Oh tina
day. This leaves three more TO toll
low on January 2nd and l4ih. Tlel
our town will 90 dry.
The officers and members Of Pasca
goula Lodge 202, A. +. \ A. NJ, arr
requested to meet at the Lodge I'll
O'Clock, p. NJ, Dec. 9Th, for election
and installation Of officers for the cm'
suing year. by order Of the W. NJ.
q. II. WOOD, Sec'y.
The following schooncrs arc l0adini
at tho L. N. DAIMLER Lumber Co
mills this week: Chas. Fowler will
10000 feet Of lumber for Cabaricn
Mexico; Blake with 100000 feet 70
Havana; E. Bessie, with $1,000 fee
tor New Orleans; Cccelis with 1000
feet for the Mississippi river.
Rev. G. A. Powell returned fron
Conference at Natchcz Tuesday. w
regret 10 hear that no will not scrv'
the Methodists here next year, but !
appointed TO 70 10 Faycttc. Nj. Pow
ell Is a fine preacher aud q godly mar
The Church as well ~ the pcopl
generally Of Moss Point, regret 4
lose him. Though whom q preachc
Joins tho Conference hc has 10 ODE,