The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-10-19
PERSONAL AM GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

One Of our beautiful girls is going
10 be called for soon to he the help and
stay of young man in another State.
Delightful fall weather.
Mr.. Jesse Bounds will move his
family here in a few days.
Drummers come and go if the times
are hard and money way out of sight.
Mr.. Frank Robinson left Monday
for NOrwalk, Ohio, to visit his mother.
He will return about the last Of the
month with his family.
The grading on the Moss Point and
Pascagoula Railroad is finished, and
most of the cross ties placed in posi-
tion ready for the iron rails.
Mr.. Will McInnis, now of New Or
leans, spent Sunday at home.
There was a surprise party at the
residence of Mr.. L. NJ. Hand, Friday
night last. The young people had a
delightful time.
Mrs. j. L. Dantzler is visiting heI
brothers family in Biloxi.
Mr.. II. Buddig was here this week
and to while away the time he took
short hunt in the back country.
Miss Lottic Hyatt, after abou'
eighteen months stay in st. Louis re
turned home Sunday.
Mr.. Wallace Dean has returned
home looking as handsome as ever.
Our town is getting healthy.
The snag boat Pascagoula has gon
up the Pascagoula river for the pur
pose Of removing snags, sc. Capt
Dan Martin is in charge.
Capt. Fred Riddig, ofMobile, wa
here Tuesday looking after the move
mcnt of the Government boats a
anchor in Dogrfyer.
The Schooner John A. Parker, |
loading this week at the l.. N. Dantz
Ter Lumber Company's mills will
235,0 0 feet of lumber for Azores
Island /; the Brazier with $4,000 fee
of lumber for Prichard's landing.
Mr.. L. N. Dantzler, wife and daugh
ter, Miss Annie, left Monday TO
Stafford Springs.
The talk of the town is the primar.
election for Clerk Of the Courts.
Mrs. Bolivar Edwards, of Amite
La, is visiting her brother, j. w
Stewart.
Mr.. w. p. Furry has sold out hi
barber shop to Mr.. ID. III. Murphy an
returned to his old home at Daisy.
The llypathean Society meets tt
night friday at Mr.. l.. NJ. Hands
Mr.. r. NJ. Fisher, who has been at
tending Smiths Commercial Colleg
at Lexington, KY, returned HON
Tuesday with his diploma.
Call at j. w. Stewards and ask hlr
for the New Orleans Daily State
Cigar. 1t is all handmade and in
ported tobacco.
Miss Annie Watkins is visitin
Mrs. Addie NJ. McInnis in New Oh
leans, this week.
Capt. G. IL. Howe has gone t
Montgomery, Ala, and Atlanta, Ga
on business connected with the Mos
Point and Pascagoula Railroad.
Rev. d. o. Byers returned Saturda
from attending the Presbotery in Ne
Orleans too unwell to preach Sunda
Prof. W. A. Gillon filed his pulp
instead.
Besides a large number of small
shipments to various places, the NJ. !
Dees, Sons & Co., shipped a car lo'
. of their Perfect Fire Kinder to d.
las, Texas, this week.
f Among the proceedings of the Pre-
bytery of New Orleans, which was
; session last week we clip the folio
ing:
:, Rev. d. o. Byers. Of Moss Poir
\ urged that Moss Point be the ne
r place of meeting of the p~resbytery,
there would be a railroad construct
to that point by that time. DR.. NJ
lard advocated the choosing Of Nj
Point. He had been born in that $
. tion, and he wanted again to WI
is through the sands of Moss Point a
thus renew the feelings ofhis boyho
On motion Of Row. N. keff Sml
Moss Point was chosen as the, n,
. meeting place. 1t was made una
r nous on the motion vi Rev. DR.. II.
Mallards