The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-09-02
PERSONAL, GENERAL.
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.


Who viii be next?
XIII The worthless dogs.
The doctors say il is distrcssiugly
healthy.
Our roads arc being put in order.
That's right.
Mr.. f. W. Manahan spent two days
This week al B%uckatuna, Miss.
Mr.. Horace X. Denny visited Me-
lidian last week on important bust
MSS.
Mrs. James Algco, (uee Bessie Nc
Innis) of Memphis, is visiting her old
home.
Mr.. JAS. A. %lIcrrin and family have
moved back TO Moss Point from
Buckaiuna.
Fifteen thousand logs from Dog
River for the Pascagoula Lumber Co.
are arriving.
Mrs. 0. X. Williams will occupy
the Knights OF Honor building, as
soon as il is repaired.
Miss Carrie Reed has gouc to Es.
catawpa. Ala, to be absent f0v a
month, visiting friends.
d.. X. Mclnnis 4 Co, druggists,
are at home again in their new build
ing, in the burnt district.
MI. d. O'Guynn spent Saturday
afternoon in our town, returning TO
Dnckatuna in the evening.
j. W. Stewart has received a fine
lot of Jewrlry and vii! only keep it
thirty days. Call and examine It.
And still our shoes sell, but we have
a good stock and more coming.
E. BLOOMFIELD Il Co.
Mrs. S. NJ. Irving's school will OPP
en- on Monday, September 9Th. Pa.
irons will please send their children
at the beginning of the session.
Mr.. VIM. +. Griffin, after an alb.
scnce of six weeks in Perry county
looking after the log Interests of the
l.. N. Danizlcr Lumber Co., ia home
again looking as fresh as adaisy.
Our merchants are receiving their
fall goods. Next week they will let
the public know all about IL through
the DEMocRAr-SrAR, a paper that is
read by everybody and his wife.
Exrcc. this week at John F. Kreb's
Variety Storc-Ladics' Gents and
ChiIdrcn's Shoes, best goods tor dura-
hility aud style. Clothing, Hats and
Dry Goods, all at reasonable prices at
John +. KREB's VARIETY STORE.
Mrs. Nina Jones, who has been Wis.
ting her brother, Mr.. +. G. Robinson,
for the past week, left Tuesday eve.
ming for ST. Joseph, Mich. MrsJoncs
is an accomplished and charming
lady, aud makes for herself d host OF
friends wherever she goes.
last Tuesday evening a delightful
reception was given in honor of Miss
Hattie Moseley, at the residence of l..
NJ. Hand. Those present tripped the
light fantastic to pleasant music. Re.
frcshmcnts were served during the
evening, and all voted it one of the
p%lrasantest occasions of the season.
Miss Mosrlcy lett Wednesday for her
home in Tennessee.
Walter, the Swear old son of Mr.
John Hill was bitten by a worthless
cur dog Monday. Walter and some
other boys were playing in the road
when the dog Of Lewis jones came
along and bit him IN several places
on the back. The wounds were i'm
mediately dressed by a doctor and no
fatal results arc expected from the
wounds. Too many worthless dogs
In the town.
The last meeting of the IIypathcan
Society was held al the pleasant home
Of Nj. L. M. Hand, Friday evening
last. From the large number of
members and visitors in atlcndan nee
and the c0mmendablc manner in
which the whole program was ell
dcrcd, we Judge that the Society has
taken new life. The next meeting
will be held ut tho home of Capt. P.
X. Mayors, in Scranton, Friday eve-
ming, September 9th. The following
is the program for The evening:
Biography. ..,.... Miss Flora Cudabac.
Music-Instrumental Miss Dora Culabac.
Reading. Mr. j. j. Mcintosh. |
RecitatiOn.... ......Miss Kate Salisbury. |
Music-Song.. 49,. Miss Maggie d. Mctnnis.
Keading..............Miss Minnie Morris.
Music. .............. Miss Alice Hyatt.
Recitation. G. W. ONeill.
Music. ........... Mrs. +. Bloomfield. |
RandinU Mr. r. Rlonu,Gall |