The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-16
PERSONAL N GENERAL.

lteme OF interest 6atnerou tfolh
Various Sources. {
More rain is needed very much. n
All seem to be willing just now.
Mr.. Geo. w. Robinson was here this ,
week. |
A book agent was in town this
week.
The book agent is trying to make a.,
mash.
One wedding to he this month in
Moss point.
Mr.. J. W. Griffin wa in Perry coun-
ty this week.
Rev. ID. O. Bycrs visited the Cres-
cent city this week.
lie makes Il long visit each mouth
at the millinery store.
Since the election business has
picked up somewhat.
The orange crop Of our town is not
as large this year as last.
Some girls don't like to let every
body know they are engaged.
MIR. W. ii. Graham is adding more
rooms to his dwelling house.
Miss F1orrie McInnis, Of PascagOula,
is visiting in town at present.
Mai. E. r. Rogers was in the Cries.
cent City this week on business.
Mr.. f. d. Wood has added a dinin.
room to his restaurant building.
These beautiful moonlight nights
are enjoyed by lovers on the river.
The frost has killed the ''tatcr"
vines and other tender vegetables.
Refreshing shower Tuesday night,
which was the first for many weeks.
Mamma, you would not care if |
married-after | was twenty-One ?"
Mr.. j. II. Stevens, line repairer for
the w. U. Co., was in town this week.
Mr.. W. NJ. Ward is an applicant for
the sheriff's office to be vacant in Jan
uary.
Mr.. II. X. Denny has bought the
Mammalian house and will shortly occu'
ply it.
Mr.. J. A. Nandewall left Tuesday
for Ocean Springs, where he goes tt
organize a lodge of X. of II.
10 The schooner Abbie H.Green Is load
ing at the mills Of Messrs. Denny \
u. Co., with lumber for Cuba.
Of There was Il large crowd Of TIL
Cd ca colorcd people of Moss Point at tn
funeral of Mrs. l.. n. Dantzler.
.re When you kiss your best girl RICH
all in the doorway, it is best not to hay
a light in the room behind you.
Miss Eugenia Walker, after sewers
st, months visit to her grandfather 8
ter Van Dorm, Ala, has returned HON
=" Messrs. George Mallett and RobeI
me Moffett. of Dog River, were here til
week looking after their log bushes
i've Mr.. and Mrs. Frank G. Robin o
md after an absence of several montl
"a have returned home from N0rwal
ion Ohio.
in. The schooner Mile Williams
'rd hauled out on the ship ways OF Jol
3. DeAngelo, undergoing thorough
pairs.
= Mr.. w. Z. Griffin was in Per
county this week looking after the |
business for the l.. N. Dantzler Lu
Der Co.
She-I am barely sixteen, but ha
learned to use my eyes with ir
proachable composure and absolu
accuracy.
IS. Mr.. n. NJ. Cudabac, formerly of IL
place, but now a travelling evan,
list" of New Orleans, spent a few da
etc. here this week.
Call at j. W. Stewards and ask hi
for the New Orleans Daily Stat
Cigar. 1t is all handmade and !
ported tobacco.
Mr.. +. NJ. Evans, lawyer, has a pc
tion in circulation asking Gov. Sto
to appoint him sheriff when the
cancy occurs in january.
The Tam mill, now being thoroul
ly fitted up by Messrs. Bounds
Vcach for operation, had steam
Monday, testing the boilers.
The schooner Anna NJ. Stamn
is loading this week at the l..
ms, Dantzler Lumber Co.'S mill W
, a.s $50, 900 feet of lumber for Cuba.
MI. w. j. Clark, engineer connec'
|eld with the Moss Point and Passage
son Railroad, has returned from a t
north on business connected with
poy road.
'"s Over h hundred buggies and {
INV riages were at the funeral Tuesda,
v. Mrs. Dantzler. No one who has d
IN this place was more respected
!. loved than Mrs. Dantzler.
a MI. A. P. Denny left Tuesday
Hot Springs, Arkansas, and OF
erS, places for the benefit OF his hea
He will be accompanied by his bro
err, Hon. Walter M. Denny.
All the saw mills were shut dt
. Tuesday, most Of the stores or
place closed, and all vessels in
had their flags at half mast in resi-
to the funeral of Mrs. L. N. Dant1