The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-09-08

Times are rather dull.
Some sickness in town.
They are not hiding out yet.
The L. N. D. mill is running.
Mr.. Arthur Johnson left for Pensa.
cola Saturday.
Miss Annie Dantzler visited Sew
Orleans this week.
Some of our merchants take Scran-
ton State Bank Certificates for goods.
Rev. D. o. Byers left Tuesday for
ten days visit to the Worlds Fair.
Mrs. A. NJ. Cowan and Mrs. J. W.
Stewart left Friday last for Stafford
Springs.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Kennedy, of
Mobile, are visiting their neice, Mrs.
e. ID. Wood.
She has not said the word yet
She has asked for time to consider.
That is cruel.
The L. N. Dantzler Lumber Coz
gang mill closed down on Saturday
evening last.
Mrs. IL. Dantzler returned Wed
nesday from a visit to her parents dt
Brandon, Miss.
The next meeting of the Hypathe-
an Society will be al the residence of
Capt. G. II. Howe.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marcus Mckay are
happy. 1t is a bouncing boy with
fine lungs for singing.
The mill men paid off on the first
in currency. This is an indication
of times getting better.
Misses Ruth Denmark and Julia
Palmas returned last week from their
pleasant visit to Americas.
the Mexican schooner Fela is load
ing this week at the L. N. Dantzler
Lumber Cos mills for Mexico.
He says he will furnish the brains
If anyone else will furnish the money
and they will go into business.
Messrs. Adam and p. E. Blumer
visited this week their old friend Mr..
John +. Popp, at Fair View, Miss.
The steamer Sadie l.. came dow1
the %Pascagoula Monday to this place
with a cargo OF turpintine and rOsin
The flying horses are still here ant
the ne;gh5crs say a motley crowd il
there every night kicking up thu
devil.
Masters Mack Denny, Marion
Evans and Hi De Cudabac will leav,
next Monday for Oxford to enter thu
University.
Mrs. J. W. Griffin is spending som,
time at Galbraith Springs, Tenn
Wyatt has closed up his house and ha'
gone to see his mother-in-law.
Moss Point High School opened
Friday last with a very satisfactory
attendance. This is one CT the best
schools in fine couptv
Mrs. o. X. Williams, accompanied
by Mrs. Ella Passo, left Monday fol
Louisville, Ky. Mrs. Williams goes
to perfect herself in the millinery
business.
Messrs. A II. Smith and Henri,
CO,mer have returned from til,
Worlds Fair. They are satisfied tha'
it is biggestshow on earth that the,
have seen. w
The many friends of Mr.. j. J. Nc
1ntosh are glad to know TIL; t he il
improvingin health very rapi lily ant
vii! soon return from Canada himsel
again,
JEFF, f. Bloomfield & Co.'s porter
has declined to visit the WorI1's
Fair this year, because the flying
horses afford him 50 much amusement
and pleasure.
Mrs. Ella Passo inviteda few younl
ladies and gentlemen Thursday even
ing of last week to take TED in homo
of Misses Anna Belle Paterson ant
Sallie Wilkinson. They all had al
enjoyable time.
Miss Jennie Beall, after a yer,
pleasant visit to friends and relative
here, has returned to her home a
Crystal Springs. Miss Jennie, wnil,
among us, made many warm friend,
by her gentle manner and aL.iabl
disposition.
Mess7s. A. F. Dantzler, Will Coul
son, N. M. Cudabac and Carey Woo
left Monday for the Worlds Fair t,
be absent two weeks. Boys, keel
your eyes open-look out for tn,
many pitfalls in Chicago and tn
White City.
Mr.. Robert Bishop was driving hi
new purchase IA gentle mustang
Monday when said mustang flew tn
track and threw Bishop out of hi
buggy, narrowly escaping having hi
neck broken. Better let mustang
severely alone. They are N. G.
Program for next meeting of tn
Hypathean Society:
Biography-Mr. Colmer.