The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-10-13
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

She says he is a good old bud.
He takes her out riding as usual.
The L. n. Dantzler mill is running.
Mr.. John w. Morris is at home this
week.
They are all willing, but don't want
$40 men.
Moss Point has settled down to
business.
1t is "after the Storm Why don't
she say yes.
She says she loves him because he
is so sweet.
Mr.. G. w. Garner visited Mobile
last Saturday.
Mr.. G.. NJ. Luce, of Basin, was in
town Tuesday.
The O'Lary saw mill Of W. Denny
& Cos is running.
Mr.. A. G. Smith, of State Line, was
in town this week.
Mr.. Frank Robinson returned from
the Worlds Fair Sunday.
The roads to Moss Point are being
cleared of the fallen trees,
Miss Annie Wood, of Basin, is Wis
lting the family of Mr.. John Hill.
The Hypathean society meets to-
night at the residence of Mr.. ii. NJ.
Cudabac.
Mr.. Geo. W. Bowen is holding the
ribbons Ovcr one of the fastest horses
in town.
Pinetop Hall was blown off it;
blocks ard othci wise damaged by the
late storm.
There was a pleasant card party at
the residence of Mr.. II. NJ. CudabaC
Saturday night.
Mr.. l. NJ. Brannon, of Chronicle
Ala, was in town this week looking
after his log business.
Mr.. Robert J. Loughridge returned
last week from a visit to his old HON
at Charlottesville, Miss.
Mr.. II. X. Denny returned Tuesda.
from a trip to New Orleans on tn
steamer Capt. Fritz.
Mr.. Ernest Eislen returned from tn
Fair Tuesday. He came from Ne'
r Orleans on the Capt. Fritz.
1t is said that all our girls, from l
! years up, want to get married, provit
> ed the right man comes along.
IS He was in Scranton Wednesda
~ morning bright and early to see hi
y girl depart. He looks sad now.
Mr.. John Gresham, of Cross Roads
was here Monday to see his best CIR
I. She was ''ever so glad" to see him.
:. Miss Irene Cromm, of Arkansas
n who has been visiting the family
70 Mrs. w. Denny, returned home las
Or Wednesday.
n. There are 10000 logs at Murray
u boom, which are expected at I'll
c. mills soon. Most Of them are for I'll
be Pascagoula Lumber Company.
About IL, 900 logs from Red Cree
and 5000 from Black Creek are a
irving at the l.. N. Dantzler Lumb
Company's mills.
Mr.. Chas. Beardslce returned Sa
urday evening last from Philadelphi
lis New York and Chicago. He loOl
IT improved from the trip.
IN Nearly every residence in Mo
CT Point suffered to some extent by ii
late storm. The total amount of 10
of in money is all guess work.
The schooner l.. N. Dantzler
to loading this week at the l.. N. Dant
~ Ter Lumber Companv's mills wi
IT.. -, 900 feet of lumber for Caibarien.
Capt. G. IL. Howe and daughtt
;. Miss Cora, Mrs. Z. Bloomfield, Mi
Laura Griffin, Messrs. p. e. and He
~ Blumer left Friday for the WOrlt
Fair. This will probably be the Ia
party to go from here as the +;
w. closes on the 3lst inst.
~, Mobile News, 9th: Last Mond
he will lie a day that Can never be blott
on from the memory of the Graham ia
lily. One of the first victims of
Q. storm was the elder brother, II.
t Graham. Later it was learned IL
"ea Captain Louis Graham, of the sic
Alice, had went down with all
to board, but the grim destroyer did |
U" rest here. Miss Jennie Graham, as
on 20 years, who resides at Coden, was
,ds the midst of the storm and her no
was destroyed. When she deser
! the place that was so dear to her,
found it necessary to wade nca
neck deep in water to get to a place
safety. Two days days after
storm she was taken with pneumo
from the exposure, and ycstcr
death came to her relief after an
y ness of only three days. Thus ant
er one Of the family Is added to
!. list of the storms victims.
The above named we're brothers
sister OF Mr.. W. II. Graham, of