The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-10-27
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

'uAlouo hohiNNO'
Nothing from New York.
'Tatcrs are not frost bitten yet.
Mrs. j. b. Chambcrlin is improving.
Our ship yards have all they IA do
now.
Mr.. Z. Bloomfield was in Mobile
5 .turday.
Wonder what makes him look so
lonely on Saturdays.
lie dyes his mustache black and
parts his hair in the middle.
Mr.. George Bloomfield, of New Or
leans, visited his son last week.
Or. Z. Frank Griffin left Wednes-
day for Houston, Texas, his home.
The mills are piping away filling
orders for lumber for foreign ports.
Mr.. a. S. Denny left Monday night
for Wilmington, and other Eastern
cities.
The Hypathcan Society meets to-
night at the residence of Mr.. w. NJ.
Ward.
Colonel e. w. Morrill,, OF Biloxi, in
surance agent, was here on business
Tuesday.
lie has promised to have his we'd
ding invitations printed at the DEM
ocRAT-SrAR Job office.
DR.. Z. +. Griffin, quarantine physi-
clan at Round Island, has been
sick for a few days.
Mr.. John Q. Williams, formerly of
Pascagoula, is visiting his mother,
Mrs. o. X. Williams.
Mrs. Bloomfield, Miss Laura Griffin
and Mr.. Henry Blumer, returned from
the Worlds Fair Saturday.
Miss Josie Davis, a charming young
lady of Waynesboro, is visiting the
family of Mrs. o. X. Williams.
Mr.. p. f. Blumer in returning from
the Worlds Fair, stopped off at En-
terprise, Miss, for a few days.
Two of Moss Points dudes vii
leave for Seattle, Washington abou
the first of January. They go pros
pecting.
e Mr.. r. w. Manahan is at NOrwolk
Ohio, by the bedside OF his sick moth
er. He does not know when he vii
{ return to Moss Point.
: Messrs. G. II. Wood, G.. II. How
and b. +. Pickett left Wednesday 70
/ Il camp hunt in Greene county. The
go for big game-deer and bear.
y, Rev. r. w. Adams attended I'll
New Prospect camp meeting las
IS week, and DR.. w. II. Beall filled I'll
pulpit at the Methodist Church SUI
day.
Mr.. A. Johnson was in town MOI
t. day to place an order with our mil
for one million feet of lumber for til
Southern States Land & Lumber CO
$. at Pensacola.
Captain John Alberts, master of I'll
q, HENRIETTA j.. Powell, left Philadt
-, phia on Thursday of last week road'
:, with coal for Matanzas. The CAPITA
is expected here with his vessel
about six weeks.
IS Mr.. Chas. W. Garner is selling t
d jewelry and fancy goods of Charl
m Beardslee & Co. at very low prices t
If cash. Here is a chance to get We
20 great bargains. Don't delay, go
es once and see the beautiful goods
D. panic prices.
TIA The following schOoners are los
n. ING this week at the L. n. DANTE
D. Lumber Co.'S mills: Robert Ruff, wi
st. 200, 900 feet of lumber for Tampit
nd Mexico: Lena r. Storer with 2lO,t
ed feet of lumber forVera Cruz Mystt
of with 10000 feet of lumber for Bio
NJ Rev. d. o. Byers left Wednesd
al with a party Of young folks for
al Worlds Fair. The following CO
Sc. pose the party: Misses Annie a
ed Mildred Watkins, Maud Byers, \
IT, .mie Morris, Addie Mclnnis, and NJ
- Tiers = Roe, Hubert Fisher, Wi
~ Mclnnis.
he Last Tuesday week Messrs. L.
. Morris, i. r. Pickett and c. II. VIZ
les went on a wild turkey hunt up
m Pascagoula river and killed tive
m turkeys and thirty-six squirrels, c
at Messrs. Pickett and Wood strayed
al and were lost in the darkness. III
,ed were obliged to remain out all mis-
Yer and await the rising of the sun so
is to guide themselves back. Taking
a westerly course they soon reacl
the point from where they start
,,o much fatigued and hungry.