The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-06-01
PERSONAL n GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources,

Butter on ice
at CowAN BROS.
Editors like ripe watermelons as
we'll as other people.
His best girl leaves Sunday, and
they both are mighty sad.
He is now supremely happy. His
mother-in-law is with him.
A few of our citizens attended cir
cult court at Scranton this week.
Mr.. G. f. Canady has gone to New
Orleans on a visit to his best girl.
1t Is said 1t will surely materialize
this month. Things really look that
way too.
Mr.. II. Lienhard, OF H%andsboro,
visited the family of Mr.. A. Blumer
on Tuesday.
Mr.. G. NJ. Farley was the first to
cut a ripe watermelon at this place
last Sunday.
Services next Sunday morning and
night at the Baptist church. 1mpor-
tant meeting.
Mr.. j. B. Chamberlin and wife left
Sunday for Amite City, La, to be abb
sent some time.
Miss Dora Cudabac returned home
Wednesday from Carrollton to remain
during the summer.
II your watch or clock is out OF fly
take it to NJ. Phillips, Scranton
Miss, next door to bank.
The infant son of Mr.. and Mrs. f.
D. Wood was baptised last Sunday 10
the Presbyterian church.
Hay ride from here to ~Pascagould
Tuesday night. The young people
say they had a delightful time.
Miss Annie Wood will leave Sunday
for Eola, La, on a visit for the sum
mer to her sister, Mrs. Howell.
Mr.. A. G. Smith, of State Line, is
here looking after shipping square
and hewn timber to foreign ports.
Mrs. Emma X. Lackey, OF Cowart,
Ala, daughter and granddaughter are
visiting the family Of DR.. W. I. Beall
The Methodist church of this place
is decidedly the most commodious ant
~handsomest church on the Gulf coast
Mr.. II. NJ. Cudabac is still confined
to his house with the asthma, o
which he has been suffering for man.
years.
Owing to the protracted meeting
going on in the Methodist church tn
Hypathean Society will not meet to
night.
The steamer Capt. Fritz on her las
trip to New Orleans, broke down, ant
is now undergoing repairs at tn
Blumer foundry.
The protracted meeting is going Of
at the Methodist church and will con
tinue until Sunday. There is som
spiritual interest manifested.
Mr.. w. Worrill, Of Hazlehurst
Miss, is filling DR.. W. T. Beall's plac
in the drug store of d. X. Mclnnis
Co. while the doctor is absent.
We learn that the entire estate q
Mrs. NJ. w. Hill, also the property bt
longing to Mrs. A. S. Dees, in Mos
Point and Scranton, is for sale cheaI
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Robinson an
her daughter, Miss lyon Garner, LEI
Thursday Of last week for Orange
New Jersey, to be absent severa
months.
Mrs. G. w. Manahan and Mrs. 1
J.. Stewart leave to-day for Norwall
Ohio, stopping en- route at Atlantis
Ga, to visit the family Of DR.. NJ. v
Manahan.
Five additions to the Presbyteria
church, an infant baptism and con
munion service made the occasion
very interesting and enjoyable one
that church last Sunday.
Dr. VT. Beall and wife left Wedne
day for Jackson, La, to be present
the graduation of his son at Centcna
College and also to witness his ma
rage. They will be absent from he
thirty days.
The following vessels are loadi
this week at the l.. N. Dantzler Lu
Der Co.'S mills: L. A. Edwards wi
10000 feet Of lumber for Vera Cru
Nellie r. Morse with $4,000 feet
lumber for Dema.a.