The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-07-06
Moss POINT DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

III. W. IttAli 10 db EbitiN dbdih'
The residence Of Mr.. S. S. Henry
has been newly painted.
DR.. Strong's corsets, all sizes, at
Denny & McInnis Bros.
Mr.. w. A. CoulsOn paid a flying
visit to New Orleans this week.
Miss Maggie Altman, of Basin, is
visiting Mrs. T.. G. Wood this week.
A fine boy baby arrived at the home
of Capt. and Mrs. Leinhard this week.
Miss Ida Harrison, of New Orleans,
is still the guest Of Miss Maud Coul-
son.
Stewart has just just received a
fresh supply Of turnips and rutabaga
seeds. 20-4t
Messrs. w. S. Keyser s. Co. are max
ing extensive repairs to their office
building.
The barge Tom is hauled out for
repairs on the ship ways of Capt.
John ID. Angelo.
Mr.. Tom NJ. Dees visited the Cres-
cent city this week, combining bust
ness with pleasure.
Mr.. w. II. Graham has added to his
store building a large rear room to be
used as a warehouse.
Mr.. V. j. Martin has returned from
New Orleans, feeling greatly improved
in health and spirits.
Quite a number of Moss Pointers
will visit the Seashore Camp Ground
on Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. McIlwain, who has been teach
ing the children Of Mrs. A. NJ. Mcln'
) mis-, will leave for Virginia this week,
Master Lewis Taylor and Miss Sadie
Henry left on a visit to their grand
mother, Mrs. S. d. Taylor at Hands
bOro.
Mr.. Anderson Walker, of Hal
county, Ala, is visiting his son, MI
II. G. Walker, after a lapse of eigh
years.
d A delightful boat ride on the stear
n tug Fox was engaged in by a larg
y marty of Young folks last TucSda
night.
The barge schooner Horace /
Shares is taking on a cargo of $4,000
feet of lumber at w. Denny and 20
mills.
The U. s. Steamer Sipsey, after n
ceiving a general overhauling an
- new boilers, made her trial trip Tue
day morning.
The schooner Hildegard is loadir
with 1900 0 feet of lumber for Cab
;. rien, Cuba, atthc L. & N. Dantzl
Lumber Co.'S mills this week.
Miss Laura Antunez, of Mobile, a
tic. companied by her nephew, Mast
Othmar Krebs, is visiting the fan
re. lies of Mr.. John +. Krebs and Mr.. ]
C. Walker.
Gen. Will r. Martin addressed
large and attentive audience at Hill
Hall last Saturday night. He spol
on the issues of the day and his ca
didacy for Congress. He made a go'
impression.
The following officers wereinstall'
for the present term of Moss POI
Lodge No. III l. o. o. f., on Mond;
Vp' night last: G. W. Garner, NOT
Grand; A. F. Dantzler, Vice Gran
C. M. Farley, secretary o.C' Cowa
treasurer.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. II. Sanborn,
' ;Id Whitsitt, Ala, and Mr.. and Mrs.
No. W. Hopper, of F%annsdale, Ala, a
visiting Mr.. II. G. Walker and faml
i. it Hiliard Hamilton, a coiored D
MT. aged Is years, fell overheard from
a"- barge lying at Robinson's mill Ia
lth Saturday and was drowned. His 90
was received the following Mona
LA Ia floating in the river.
Last week a party composed OF ga
me H. Buddig, of New Orleans, Mess
w. p. Rhea and w. F. Connell'
cot Nashville, Tenn, went to the on'
per banks on the splendid tug In
IN They caught I47 fine snappers.
Program for next meeting Oh l
{. Hypathean Society at residence
Judge 0. Randall:
p,ocn.,bv Miss Maude Coul
-er- Dios'"pn' Miss Virgie Spen
the Somsi,r ....., Mir. G. Nj. Fair
~ @ Miss Maggie Mcln
Iom5,ion MI. VIII Coul
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