The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-08-31
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

INV 'h'N ~ "'N'N '"' "'"ID
A pie she thought she would make,
But something is wrong they all say,
1t looks more like a cake.
They said her pie was all dough;
But she never gave up in despair,
For it is lard it needs, you know,
And there is plenty of it there.
And four more pounds she did add,
And still it wouldn't harden,
And while provoked but still not mad,
She buried it in the garden.
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Drummers are here almost every day
in drOves.
Miss Ryan, of Mobile, is visiting
Miss Ella Palmas.
Miss Bette Blumer is visiting rela-
tives at HandsbOro.
lie had his best girl out riding Sun
day for the first time.
Miss Annie Nevers, of Mobile, i,
the guest of NJ SIS Julia Palmas.
Still closing out Wards stock al
cost. Moss POINT MERCANTILE Co.
They say the Moss Point and Pasca
goula railroad will certainly be built
Miss Lou Salisbury left Monday fo'
Birmingham, Ala, to spend the win
ter.
Master George Henry is visiting hi
young friend Master John Sherer, in
Noble.
Miss Mitchell, OF New Orleans, /.
the guest of the family of MI. c. G.
Joynor.
The girls say they paid for the
wagon, and it is none Of the boys
business.
Mrs. A.. G. Mayors, of Brandon, is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. j. L,
Dantzler.
Mr.. w. Fred Herrin left Monday for
Jackson to attend the meeting Of the
Grand Lodge Knights of Honor.
Miss Kate Myers, of Meridian, who
has been in our town for some weeks,
left for home yesterday.
Just received a large lot of Glover
Brand shoes.
DENNY & MCINNIs BROS.
Samuel s. Henry, Jr,, will leave for
Biloxi on the 1lth of September tC
enter the Seashore Academy.
Misses Dora and Flora Cudabac left
Wednesday for Lake Charles, where
they will remain quite a while.
Mr.. A. F. Dantzler, after a stay o.
a month or so in Virginia, returned
home yesterday much improved il
health.
Miss Jennie Cazalas, of Mobile,
after spending a few days with the
family of Capt. E, Castanera, returned
| to Mobile Wednesday.
Mrs. S. NJ. Irving's school will opel
Monday, Sept. Sd. Mrs. Irving is a
graduate of the city of New Orleans
and a teacher of vast experience.
Mr.. II. X. Denny vas in New Or
leans last week soliciting subscrip
tions for the Moss Point and Pasca
goula Railroad. He met with prett,
fair success.
The tug Pic carried a party of younI
people to Scranton Monday night
They took in the town, but did no
get any soda water, as the shops wer
closed at 10 o'clock.
There will be an ice cream festiva
at the residence of Rev. l.. N. Brocl
on Tuesday night, September 4th, TO
the benefit of Oak Grove church. A,
are cordially invited.
Capt. VIM. P. Daley, master of tn
steam tug Victor, gave the people {
our burg a muscadine hunt in Pasca
goula river swamp. They had plent
to cat and had a bollis time.
Mr.. John Hill visited Mobile Mo
day in the interest Of the Moss Poir
and Pascagoula Railroad, and we lear
that he met with considerable e
enlargement in the way Of subscri
tions.
Elder L. N. Brock was sick an
failed, therefore, to preach his sermt
on baptism at his last appointment
by request, however, he will prea'
it next Sunday night, at which tin
. he expects to be able to show how T.
: Jews could immerse a small leath
waterproof.