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

Sources.
Rains arc partial TO II town.
Our roads arc being worked.
Beautiful nights for lovers to stroll.
Best sweet potatoes arc selling at
81 Is per bu-llcl.
Our merchants say their tall goods
are slow coming in.
Mr.. John f. Krcbs was in Mobile
this week on business.
Something Is going TO happen here
Gre long that will starilc the natives.
Mr.. G. w. Robinson arrived here
Monday and will remain about ten
days.
Mr.. j. L. Dantzlcr has gone to New
Orleans on business to be absent sew.
elal days.
Miss Kate Barnet has returned
home after a three months visit to
Enterprise.
We don't know how many Of our
sports visited the prize fights in New
Orleans this week.
Misses Mary f. Griffin, Cora Howe,
PIC Dantzlcr have returned from
their summer outing.
Tonight the IIypathcan Society
meets at the residence Of Capt. 2. X
Maycrs at Scranton.
Mr., Dan Hickman, Of Brookhaven
was on a visit to his son-in.law, Rev
j. o. Green, this week.
1t will probably be \ couple o
weeks before the steam tug Captain
Fritz will be ready for business.
At John f. Kreb's Variety S,or
YOU will find a new stock Shoes, DR..
Goods, at prices to suit the times.
There are about nIncty-fvc pupil
in attendance at the Moss Point lligl
School this week, and more are cx
pectcd soon.
Mrs. Kate V. Moore has returned
to her home at E%astabutchie aftc
several weeks VISIT to her father, MI
Vim. Griffin.
The tug William Orion carried on
o few friends with Mrs. a, Angel
on Monday to the middle fleet. Til
day was pleasantly spent.
!, DR.. George lard, of Meridian, wa
here Saturday and on Sunday lei
!, for home, accompanied by his viii
and baby who hayc been here fC
soMc weeks.
!. The young ladies' of the Prcsbyt
rian Church gave Metropolis soclt
BILE Thursday night at the residen'
i of Judge U. Randall. II was q plea
ant affair and a financial success.
The following vessel is being loa,
! cd at the Pascagoula Lumber CO
mills: Barken,inc Henry l. Greg
47O tons, Capt. II. S. Bunker, #
. New York with 353,235 feet lumber
u. The steam tug WIN. orion had
gay party of young people Tucsd'
night on a "trip out in tho Day. Il
y night was pleasant and all seemed
IS enjoy the moonlight ride, but no O
N got "inspircd" this time.
Misses Dora and Flora Cudab
w Maggie McIunis and Mr.. 4.
DO Manahau were on the program Of
% Musical Concert at Odd Fcllo
~ Hall, Scranton, Wednesday mig
% They all did themselves credit.
20 The following sctOOncrs are lOa
ing at the l.. N. Danizlcr Luml
M Con.pamy's mills this week. I
Louis Hastings with 10000 feet
90 lumber and the B. Frank Nealy "
~ 100000 feet lumber, both Tor II
West.
M The fall fights opened Friday nj!
in West Moss Point. One man
80 ceived three cuts, to-wit: II in
left side, one in the left arm, one
.4G the left leg, and the fellow who
n the cutting left. 1t seems IT wa
do left handed affair.
-. Misses Dora and Frora Cuda
leave Saturday tor High Point, No
/. Carolina, The former to teach {
the latter TO pursue a course
studies. They will be absent alb
or nine months. These attractive yo,
he ladies' will be missed from our socit