The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-12-07
PERSONAL AMI
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources,


lie is still hanging around there.
A new barber shop opened opposite
Mr.. A. Burners.
Mr.. A. G. Smith, Of State Line, was
in town this week.
Mr.. j. II. Blnmer was in New Or
leans this week on business.
Lieut.-Gov. NJ. NJ. Evans and wife
visited New Orleans this week.
Mr.. Jesse Bounds has rented and
moved into the John Gisch place.
Pure Maple Syrup and Jellies just
received at DENNY s MCINNIs Bros.
Mr.. A. F. Dantzler was confined 20
the house the early part Of the week.
The Hypathean Society meets to-
night at the residence of Mr.. A. Blu
mer.
Miss Alice NJ. Hyatt spent Thanks
giving Day at Ocean Springs with her
fathers family.
Mr.. G. Il. Newman, OF Gait City,
Fla, has been here this week visiting
his best girl.
Capt. Wm.P. DALEY has moved into
the house formerly occupied by Mrs.
Jennie Mays.
Miss Hattie Grisham, Of Cross
Roads, is visiting the family of Mrs,
e. C. Wood.
Moss Point is well represented this
week on thejuries at the court house
Scranton.
The steam tug VIM. Orton is hauled
out on the Italian ship ways for gen
eral repairs.
Miss Bette Blumer, who Is attend
ing school in New Orleans, WAS a,
home Thanksgiving.
Mr.. c. f. Durrow, formerly of thi!
place, and Miss Nellie Pearson, o.
= Starkville, married on the Goth ult.
Mr.. John +. Krebs expects to hay
his store open with a fine stock o
:. general merchandise in a few days.
Mr.. Samuel Taylor, hull inspector
: of Mobile, was here this week il
specting the hall of the VIM. OrtOr
Call at j. w. Stewards and ask hiI
for the New Orleans Daily State
Cigar. 1t is all handmade and in
ported tobacco.
Mr.. Z. w. Manahan has rcturnt
from Norwalk, Ohio, where he hi
been, visiting for some time. He
looking in his usual robust health
IN COwan Bros. are opening this wei
~ the largest stock of Christmas goo
- ever brought to Moss Point. The
nj goods will be sold very cheap for cas-
's Fresh Raisins, Prumes, Citro
AS Currents, Maple Syrup, Jellies, Plu
Pudding, &C., SC, at Moss POI
IN MERCANTILE Co. Call and see the
- Our town officers will right now 9
r uotice that shooting Roman cand
Ks on u streets is prohibited. |
10 all be arrested who violate this la,
Mrs. d. X. McInnis has been
pointed postmaster at this pla
She is worthy and well qualified. J
n, presume she will not take charge
the office until after the first of j;
y. uary.
Rev. A. V. Rowe, ID. d., Of WinOl
30 Miss, was here last week look
av after the Baptist mission fields on I
of coast. The doctor is the ef1cit
secretary OF the Board OF Missio
and reports the cause prospecting.
Mcssrs. NJ. NJ. Evans, r. W. Cow;
G. H. Wood and B. +. Pickett Il
Wednesday for Camp Wood, Gree
county, on a deer hunt for a few da
II a "bar" should come their "
they will take it In.
An apron party given by Mis-
Katie Swan, Emma Hand and MINI
Beall Thursday of last week was
pleasant affair. When Mr.. NJ.
I'd, Watkins and bride arrived that mig
en-, the apron party, with the band,
paired to Mrs. Woods and serenad
lar the party, and gave them a heal
IRA welcome to Ourt0wn.
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The following vessels are loading
"a the L. N. Dantzler Co.'s mills Il
Ct. week: Oscar G. with 100000 feet
o.. lumber for Cenfugos, Cuba; Utilir
n, with 100000 feet Of lumber I
Havana; Harold Borden, with 1901
-. feet Of lumber for Havana; H.Jalm
g. with 5000 feet of lumber for X
West.
- Program Of the regular meeting OF the
venile Missionary Society to be held at
81 Methodist church Sunday 9th December
o'clock:
Music. by choir; Prayer, by Rev. T.
Adams; Song, by Mrs. DR.. Griffin; Read
by Pattie Dees; Music. by choir, Recital
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