The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-10-26
PERSONAL N GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources

1t is awful dry and dusty.
Mr.. p, e. Blumer Is In New Or
leans. M
All the mills have an ample supply
of logs on hand.
lie has quit coming from the coan-
try to see her.
Mr.. Tom. NJ. Dees is in Kansas
City on business.
Mr.. Chase Palmas, of Florida, is
visiting his father.
Miss Sallie Mcleod, OF Macon, Miss,
is visiting relatives here.
No more marriages are expected
before Christmas, so they say.
Miss Jane Joyner left Friday for
Louisiana, to be absent several
months.
Miss Kate Barnett, after an alb
sence in Meridian several months, has
returned home.
Mrs. A. Gisch, who has been in New
Orleans some time visited her old
home this week.
MI. Geo. NJ. Kennedy. of Hatties
burg, was here this week looking ate,
his log business.
There was a surprise party at Mr.
Ed. Morris Monday night. Ever!
one had a pleasant time.
There was a surprise party at tn
residence of DR.. W.T.. Bealllast week
1t was an enjoyable affair.
Miss Bette Blumer, who is attend
ing school in New Orleans, spent Sat
urday and Sunday at home.
COwAN Bros, are now we'll stoke
with fall and winter dry goods, M
tions and gents furnishing goods.
Maj. E. II. Rogers, who has bee
visiting his old home in the mort
some months is expected home Satu
day.
Levina NJ. Snow is being loadt
this week by the PascagOula Lumb'
Company with 300, 900 feet of lumb
for New York.
Call at j. w. Stewards and ask hi
for the New Orleans Daily Stat,
Cigar. 1t is all handmade and il
ported tobacco.
Miss Antonio C%astenara went
Biloxi Monday to attend the funer
of her grand father, Mr.. Louis Lad
who died Sunday.
The British bark, SANITATION,
being loaded by the P~ascagoula Luz
Der Company with $4,000 feet of luz
Der for Rio Jenario.
American bark Taria Topaz W;
noated off Of Horn Island last wei
by the steam tug Eva, and is now I
loading for Buenos Ayres.
The following vessels are lOadir
this week at the L. N. Dantzler Luz
Der Co.'S mills HENRIETTA J. Powe
with 100000 feet of lumber for Ca
denas, Cuba j.. J. Driscoll and Ma
nOlia, with $4,000 feet each for Biloxi
All the candidates for Clerk of Il
Courts attended Salem Camp MeetiI
Saturday and Sunday. or cour
they were spiritually benefited.
=. times, however, their thoughts wei
D out among the voters who were
. attendance also.
Capt. G.. II. Howe returned hon
!. Saturday night from his trip to A
lanta, Ga, and Montgomery, AL
! He informed a reporter of the De-
: OCRAT-STAR that he had purchase
:, all the rolling stock for the Mo
al Point & Pascagoula railroad, and e
0 pected the iron here in time to cor
mcnce putting it down next week. /
Is conident that he will have ii
road completed and trains running
the first of December.
Mrs. M. G. Tatum died at her hon
In this town on Wednesday, OctOb
oath, at the age Of SO years. She h
;, never recovered from. he shock
r ccived by the drowning of her s
Frank in the river here seven mont
ago. Recently she suffered much fro
nervous debility, and Tuesday S
sank into a comatose state from viii
she never recovered, and quietly sar
into the sleep Of death. She has be
. a member of the Baptist church
forty.fve years, and lived a trl
Christian life. The funeral servi,
were conducted yesterday afternO