The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-06-23
Moss POINT DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL. GENERAL.
And Other Notes Gathered Frora Various
Sources.

W~atermelons in abundance.
Some cases of fever in town.
A few drummers visit us now.
Log men are coming and agOing.
Business is ''so-so' these hot days.
Not much business in Justice court.
Her best mar is coming from a dis
lance.
Miss Wilmer Adams is down with
fever.
They say the weather is too warm
for marriages.
Mr.. +. w. Elmer, of Biloxi, made a
flying trip to Moss Point this week.
Mr.. Hi Dee Cudabac left Tuesday
for Wilson Springs for his health.
Mr.. S. s. Henry is up and able to
walk around the house.
Mr.. Walter McLaurin, of Jackson,
was in town Wednesday.
Some of our citizens are talking of
taking in the Worlds Fair next
month.
Miss Pattie Price, Of Opelousas,
La, is visiting the family of Mrs. l..
Randall.
About 125, 900 logs have been receiy-
ed at the Moss Point mills within the
last six weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. J. Mcintosh have
returned from Stafford Springs i'm
proved in health.
Miss. Cora Howe left Monday for
Fayette, Miss, to visit the family of
Rev. G. A. Powell.
Miss Willie Lemarchand, OF New
Orleans, is the guest of Capt. o. p.
Anderson's family.
Miss Mary Dantzler has returned
from the |. l. & College, at Columbus,
to spend her vacation.
Mr.. A. Mack Denny returned Tues.
day from Oxford University, where he
has been attending school,
Horse back riding seems to be g
growing recreation, especially among
the young ladies Of this place.
More crap shooters pulled up befor'
Judge O. Wood last week. Each ONT
was required to plank up $3.50.
Mr.. II. NJ. Cudabac and wife left
Monday for Healing Springs, Ala
They will be absent a few weeks.
The family of Mr.. S. S. Henry is
certainly sorely afflicted. Anothe
b one of his children is down with fever
Mr.. James Fisher returned Sunda,
from Knoxville, where he has been at
tending the University of Tennessee
5 The Orange Grove young lady her
; Sunday turned the heads and affecte
, the hearts of some of the young me.
+ of this place.
; There was a pleasant dancing part
at the residence of Capt. E. Castaner
Monday night in honor of Miss Louis
. Luba, of Orange Grove.
First Baptist Church.
Services Bird and 18th Sundays in eac'
+, month. Sabbath school from 9 a. m
to 10 a. m. Preaching or lecture II a
? m. Preaching at 9 p. m, and nigh
services at 1880.
REV. VIM. A.HARRIsON,
Pastor.
Mrs. ]. II. Bagby, after a lingcrin
illness, expired MonIay night last
p The remains were laid away in Macl
pelah cemetery Tuesday evening a
5 $3.50.
4 The following vessels are loading a
3 the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'S mil
. this week: Anna M. Stamme.
4 with $4,000 feet of lumber for Yer
Cruz: J. W. Frost with 10000 feet {
t LUMBER for New Orleans.
n The Alberta b.. steam tug built |
G Capt. VIM. Candy, of Scranton, fl
Mcssrs. A. Biumer & SONS, was lane
ed Thursday of last week, and will |
lnu,,@ -, H. ,u.t.,, coon Tl.o IL,
ia is 109 feet beam /; 4S feet yer al
. and is substantially built of cypres
The Gulf Coast Baptist Associate
will hold its third annual session wit
the First Baptist Church of Mo-
Point, commencing on July 9Th ar
continue until the 9th.
rs REV. WIN. a. HARRISON,