The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-01-26
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Garden truck looks green.
Some log men In town.yet.
The dancing school is booming.
The health of our town is good.
Business is improving In all lines.
The mills are all well supplied with
logs.
or course the girl don't want to
marry.
She said: II don't know you from
Adams fox"
Mr.. A. p. Denny visited New Or
leans this week.
Mr.. VIM. Rudolf is in town looking
as fresh as a daisy.
Mrs. E. q. Wood is expected home
from Louisiana to-day.
A drift Of 1000 logs just received at
the Pascagoula Lumber Co.'S mills.
Mr.. Charley Myer, Of Ellisville, is
in town on log and timber business.
The Hypathean society meets at
Mr.. J. w. Morris residence tonight.
Miss Bessie Harry, Of Handsboro, is
visiting her brother, Mr.. II. B. Harry.
Miss Mary +. Griffin left last Fri
day for Mobile on a visit to relatives.
The new store building OF Messrs.
f. w. Manahan & Co. will be COM
pleted this week.
There raj a very pleasant sociable
at the residence of Mr.. L. NJ. Hand
Friday night last.
Judge O. Randall, president of the
Scranton State Bank, was in Mobile
this week on business.
A few nice comfortable rooms suita-
BILE Tor offices over Denny 4 McInnis
A Bros. store are offered for rent.
AssessorvA. A. Vaughan was in
town Tuesday. Win commence as
sessing personally the first Of Febru-
ary.4 y
The steam tug Pic, after a long stay
at Handsboro, has returned here and
will go on the ship ways for repairs.
Rev. d.. o. Byers preached an excel
lent sermon on Sunday to the young
ladies of our town. They relished the
sermon ''ever SO much"
The steam tug VIM. Orton carried
out a party Of young people Tuesday
night for a ride on the river and bay.
Denny s. McInnis' Bros. have the
largest and handsomest number Of
buck horns in town, which is ar.
, ranged for a hat rack.
Rev. d. o. Byers and his two little
, daughters attended the musical enter
tainment of Heywood's Celebrities
Monday night last at Scranton. They
were well pleased.
The British schooner St. John is
loading this week ut the mills OF the
Pascagoula Lumber Co. with ITO 600
feet OF lumber for Martinique.
Don't send your orders for job
Printing away when the DEMOCRAT.
STAR office can do just as good work,
STYLE, These three requisites
PRiCE. for our large and com,
u plete stock Of shoes.
DENNY & MclNNIs' BROS
3 At the Opera House OF Friday
night, 9th of February, the Arlington
Minstrels, a burnt cork, clog dancing
attraction, will be IN hand. We be.
q speak a crowded house for this kline
\ of a show.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Watkins, a former resi-
: Edcnt Of this place, but for severa
!, years residing at, Westside, Claiborne
county, Miss, has returned, and i
now connected with the Moss Poin
Mercantile Company.
I'll Hereafter the dancing class vii
= meet Tuesday night of each week j
Hills Hall, instead Of Monday night
:, 1t IL said that the interest in thi
innocent amusement is increasing.
a.. The jewelry store Of Mr.. Cha'
ia Beardslce was entered by the iron
n door Friday night last by the use of
ia chisel, and about one dozen watcht
left there for repair were carried of
About $50 will cover Mr.. Beardslee
- loss. No clue to the robbers.
NJ Last Saturday night there was
social entertainment at Good Samar
tan Hall for the benedt Of the your
ladies company. After the elegaI
supper was served a lecture was deli
er cred by Willie Pope on Good SanaI
9. taus; Albert Parker on membe
Joining, etc. Th0s. b. 0tallwOfth ga
~ IN interesting talk on taking Il
drunkard out Of the ditch. The .
nd tertsinment VA conducted by Chi
Sandy Shuler. The entertainmel
ar closed by the audience singing "Gt
va be With You Till We Meet Again
on After prayer ~ Sister Benjamin t
N. lodge drilled awhile.