The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-08-25
PERSONAL. GENERAL.
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

There was a belled buzzard 9 e
near hear last week.
Some Of our marriageable young men
are looking very blue.
He will come from afar and ia Ike
her off in the early fall.
Pay your small debts. Keep the
money in circulation.
North wind has been vi prevailing
wind for the past week.
The matrimonial market is about
as tight as the money market.
Mrs. NJ. Schwenk, of Mobile, is Wis.,
ling the family Of Mr.. A. Blumer.
Certificates and certified checks Of
Scranton State Bank are good at our
stores.
Prof. M. Caldwell has returned
from his summer outing in North
Carolina.
MI. f. w. Manahan spent a day or
two with US this week and returned
to Clicora.
Mr.. Hugh N. McCallum has been In
town several days looking after his
log interests.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. W. Bowen left Sun
day for for the Worlds Fair, to be abb
sent several weeks.
Misses Ruth Denmark and Julia
Palmas are visiting relatives and
friends at Americas.
Thursday night was Library even
ing at Mrs. w. Denny's residence, in
honor of Miss Irene Groom.
MI. W. Fred Herrin left Monday
for Birmingham, Ala, to attend a
meeting Of the Knights of Honor.
DR.. J. X. Mcleod has returned from
Allegheny Springs, Va. VIZ are glad
to know Mrs. McInnis is improving.
Mrs. Geo. L. lizard, after a visit OF
several weeks to her parents, left
Wednesday tor her home at Meridian.
There was a few lovers went out
Monday night on a skiff ride on Dog
river. 1t was pleasant and no acct
dents.
jeff, E. Bloomfield s. Co.'S porter,
expects to leave for the Worlds Fair
on September LIST. That will be the
last of jeff.
Charles Beardslee, matchmaker and
jewelcr, is now located in Mr.. John
Hills store, where he is prepared te
do all kinds of watch and jewelry re.
!, pairing.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. L. Dantzler, Of Mos
Point, are visiting their parents
Judge and Mrs. A. G. Mayers.-Bran
don Call. Mr.. Dantzler has return
ed home.
Mr.. L. c. Dees, of Lake Charles
La, is visiting relatives here. He re
Q ports the lumber businss in his tow
very dull, most of the mills shu
9 down for repairs.
Dee's ark left here Tuesday morn
ing up Dog river, towed by the stear
tug Isabella. She was. landed wher
n Dees is getting out timber for Mobile
The ark is a daisy contrapsion.
On Wednesday a select party &
young men and ladies went up tn
Pascagoula on a hunt for "bullicies.
They had a bully time and came bac
bith a large supply Of red bugs.
Mrs. II. X. Denny left Monday a
. ternoon for Big Sandy, Texas, bein
called there by a telegram announcin
;. the serious illness of her father. Fl
recovery is considered very doubtful
Quite a number of the crap shoe
ing boys will leave for the World
N Fair early next month. They will !
s. troduce this wonderful and scientii
game in Chicago. Be careful, boy
- you may have to walk back.
There was a dance in the new H
ID Hall over the store Of Mr.. John H
Thursday night Of last week. Thoul
=. the evening was warm, the parti'
u pants seemed to enjoy themselves al
the Hall was comfortably filled. r
freshments we're served.
Capt. John Alberts has just retuI
LA ed from the Northern and Easte
cities, where he went in quest OF
th suitable vessel for this trace. ]
0. found that he could have a YES.
10. built here for less money than
would have to pay for one North.
Co. The following vessels are loading
for the L. N. Dantzler Lumber G
- mills this week: Fair Wind, with
600 feet Of lumber for Frontera, M
leo; Flechas, with 10000 feet OF lu
Der for New Orleans Cora and All
ra, each with 10000 feet of lumber
Mississippi river.
be There stands just south Of the ]
on eph0ne road In the first branch al
leaving Scranton several old d.
for pine trees that our road overs
Of should have cut down, and soon |
y" They are leaning land one espec
to ly, very much) right toward the re
md and 1t would take no very hard "
to blow any Of the across the road
nn- Program for Bingham Memo
!. Missionary Society, Aug. q, 1893
Music-N0. 90.
~ Prayer.
Music-No. 10.