The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-07-21
PERSONAL, GENERAL.
And Other Notes Gathered From Various
Sources.

She is gone.
The boys look sad (!
Do you call this weather hot?
MI. VIM. Griffin, after q few days
Illness, is up again. /,
Miss Emma Ferrill, of Quitman.
visited Mrs. Z. Bloomfield this week.
If you want nice solid butter,
cheese, etc. on ice 60 to
y CowAN BROS.
1t is getting to be fly time in our
town. Business is awful quiet just
now. !
Stewart has just received a fresh
stock of turnip, ruta baga and cab
bage seed.
Mr.. w. W. MCGUIRE and wife, Of
Mobile, is visiting the family Of Mr..
C. w. Jackson.
Miss Celeste Castanera returned
home this week from a pleasant visit
to relatives in Biloxi.
Miss Bland Huddleston, OF New
Orleans, is visiting the family of her
cousin, Mr.. J. W. Stewart.
An effort is being made to organize
an Odd Fellows lodge at this place,
with good prospects Of success.
Another crowd is to start soon for
the snapper banks, but no prohibit
tionists will be allowed in the party.
Mrs. Kate v. Moore, of Easta-
butchie, Miss, is visiting her father,
Mr.. VIM. Griffin, who has been sick.
Mr.. John Hamper, OF Enterprise,
Miss, spent last Friday and Satur-
day with the family of MI. A. lumer.
A pleasant meeting Of the Hypath-
can Society was held last Friday eve
ming at the residence of Mr.. L. NJ.
Hand.
We have just received an elegant
, line of shoes, and are selling them to
suit the times.
z. BLOOMFIELD s. Co.
The first sweet potatoes of the sea
+. son were brought into market last
week by Mr.. A.. II. Smith, one of oul
successful truck farmers over tho
: river.
Dr.. r. +. Griffin, Jr., of Houston
/ Texas, is spending a few weeks will
us. We are glad to see Frank back
but sorry he does not ENJOY as gooo
z health in Houston as he would wish
I The large saw mill of the L. N
Dantzler Lumber Company is the on
y ly one in operation now, and it viii
only run "a few weeks longer if bust
&c ness does not improve IN lumber cir
l. clcs.
A party of young people boarde
the new tug Alberta r. last Sunda
morning and steamed over to til
Camp Ground. They report havin
had a most delightful trip, the weatl
!. err being simply perfect.
y The following vessels are loading q
the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Comp;
n ny's mills this week: b. Fran
Nealy with $500 0 feet of lumber an
q the brig Mary Mariner with 24O,U
n feet for Key West /; Sarah with 40
!. 900 feet for M~atanasaS, Texas.
Is Mr.. L. A. Morris reached N tow
Saturday morning from Fernandini
Fla. where he has been for some tin
in the lumber trade. He will sper
some time with us. We rather thin
Lone heard of the young turkeys cor
ing on up the country, and come 0v
to Stay some of them. They are ju'
whistling now.
The Phoenix Hotel, Henry Schr
der, proprietor, on Tuesday about
NJ. o'clock, was struck by lightnin
W. The north end of the building W
his struck, tearing of the wealth
IT.. boards and going through into t
X. kitchen, striking the floor near t
lst cooking stove where Mrs. Schrod
was standing. She was dazed, b
i not hurt. 1t was o narrow escal
til, however.
to The Bingham Memorial Missiona
nd Society will hold it's meeting at t
Presbyterian Church next Sund
'se afternoon duly 23d) at $3.50 o'clot
The following Is the program for t
I. meeting:
u Music. ................... Number
Prayer.............. Rev. ID. q. BY
Music. Number
Reading. Miss Lousie Fisl
Reading. ..... $50. Mr.. r. d. WI
:, Recitation $50. Master Ollie Cow
Music. ....... Miss ROsalia Lienha