The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-05-11
PERSONAL N GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

S" i
Various Sources.
Lumber is easy.
Logs are still coming.
Mr.. b. MOrk is very sick.
Miss Jennie Hill has returned from
HandsborO.
He says he will marry her or die.
That is business.
The O'Lary mill is shut down on
account of no orders.
Rev. L. n. Brock and wife have re-
, turned from II%andsborO.
Miss Kate V. Moore, Of Easta-
butchic, is visiting relatives.
Mr.. John W. Grierson, of Ellisville,
is visiting his sons at this place.
He has seer the old man and he has
appointed it for November next.
The festive drummer is seen in big
lots on our streets these hot days.
Many idle laborers on Il streets
waiting for something to turn up.
Mr.. Cary Wood, of Chicora, was here
Sunday to see his. Well, you
know.
Three sewing machine agents il
town Tuesday talking up their ma
chimes.
Mr.. Homer Griffin, of Puryis, wa
in town last week looking after his lOt
interests.
The Hypathcan Society meets to
night at the residence Of Mr.. 5. 5
V Henry.
Miss Hattie Grisham, of eros
Roads, is visiting the family of Mrs
f. G. Wood.
Miss Mary Morris is visiting Ire
sister, Mrs. G. W. ONeill, at Ocea
Springs.
MI. Chas. II. Hudson, of Scranton
is keeping our people cool by furnish
ing them crystal ice.
Mrs. Freeman Sellers and Mis-
Dupre, of Clinton, Miss, visited rel;
tivcs here last Friday.
Miss Flora Cudabac spent a day
so at Grand Bay, Ala, last week
her aunt's, Mrs. Jane Fort.
Mr.. Lawrence Maclaran, of Live
pool, England, is expected here tn
week on business connected with lun
Der.
The steam tug Victor carried out
party of young people Friday night
PascagOula bay. All seemed to cnJt
the trip. No one got sick this time
Mr.. E. J. Pine, of Mobile, has dol
some artistic work in the Methods
church. The MethOdists now ha'
the finest home Of any other demon
nation in town.
The ladies of the Presbyterii
church will give "A reception to-nig'
at the residence Of DR.. c. X. Re
Music, ~recitations and refrcshmen1
A pleasant time is anticipated.
The so-called temperance arin
hopfen weiss, is on sale in some of
shops. This new drink is said to ca
tain some alcohol aud will ma
drunk come il enough is drank. Lo
out for snakes in June.
Mrs. Dan. Mayors, Of Biloxi, W
has been spending some time with
family of MI. J. L. Dantzlcr while
husband was visiting New York a
Washington, returned home MOnd
night.
The union Sabbath School pic
+. at Gauticr's, on West PascagOula, 1
y day last was the largest ever tt
place In this part Of the country.
certainly was a pleasantly spent
in the woods with the merry iii
children.
Commencing next Sunday w
there will be a p~rotracted meeting
the Methodist church. Preaching
llsa. M, by the pastor, Rev.
w. Adams and at 7:45, p. m, by /
DO. Byers. The Sunday services
be followed by a series of meeti
:" during the week. All arc invited
urged to attend. e
his The following vessels arc loadin
~rt the L. N. Dantzler Lum Der Co.'S q
,en. this week L. N. Dantzler with
May 600. feet of lumber for Frontera, N
CO; Mary l.. Peters with 100000
nth Of lumber for Boston; Almira
st Cora each with 2O,0CO feet of luI
RIP for Mississippi river.
rs to Program for the Juvenile Mis-
and AIRY Society at the Methodist eli
.or,. Sunday, April 10. at $50 o'clock:
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