The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-05-31
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

lC NtaLiNi 10 utitrhbiot 4
The saw dust gang are a measley
set.
The bicycle fever has struck our
town bad.
Fine hand drawn shingles for sale
by A. Blumer.
Mrs. A. NJ. Cowan is visiting reli-
tives at Mobile this week.
Mrs. Eddie Howell returned from a
visit to relatives at Three Rivers last
week.
He will soon be in his glory-several
new girls are to be here for the sum-
mer.
Miss Neville Edmunds, OF Tupelo,
Miss, is visiting her sister, Mrs.
Jesse Bounds.
The NJ. p. & P. r. R., is doing a
a heavy passenger traffic, hauling full
trains this week.
Mr.. Jos. Grisham, ST.. and daugh-
ter, Of Cross Roads, are s0journing at
Stafford Springs.
Rev. d. o. Byers, accompanied by
Miss L. A. COrmack, visited the Cries.
cent City Monday.
Mr.. Xix NJ. Robinson and wife, of
Pensacola, Fla, are visiting the fam
lily Of Mr.. Frank G.. Robinson.
A full attendance Of the members
and congregation Of the Presbyterian
church is desired next Sabbath.
Mr.. w. B. Grayson, of Barto, Fla,
is here prospecting with a view to
opening a tailoring establishment.
Messrs. j.. W. Dean, w. B. Harry
and Prentiss Mcleod are confined to
their homes with measles this week.
Mrs. Charlie Barnett, who has been
on IA visit to relatives and friends at
Enterprise, Miss, returned home FRI
day last.
The schooner Eleanor is loading
with 300, 900 feet " lumber for ia
maica mt the l.. N. Dantzler Lumber
Co.'S Mills this week.
Messrs. L. N. Dantzler aud H. NJ.
Cudabac, the two veterans represent
ing Moss Point returned from the re-
union last Friday uight.
Mr.. Charlie Johnson has sub-con-
tracted to carry the mail between
here and Cross Roads for a considera-
tion Of 5000 per annum
There was a tacky party last Tues
day evening at the residence Of Mr.
II. G. Walker. A most enjoyable
time IA spent by all.
Mrs. Mollie MCGEE Smell will hold
first services next Saturday evening
at the Methodist church. All art
cordially invited to attend.
The meeting of the Hypathean So
ciety will be postponed until the frs
!, Friday in June, by order Of the pres
, ident, Mr.. W. A. Coulson.
1t is about time for the star rout'
system to play out aud the mails Y
through on the NJ. p. & p. r. X.
! trains direct to Moss Point.
Notwithstanding the down pour o
) rain, there was a good atrendanc'
. iuu HUH w VIC "a pCSuC QU w lioOl
Springs last Thursday week.
=, Capt. Eugene Castenara Capt
+ Jim) is now talked of as the mos
available candidate for Justice of TIL
Peace for ALL OF Beat No.. 3.
Mr.. l. L. Brock, Of the Cherokee
Sentinel, Centre, Ala, and Prof. G
W. Brock, of Oakman, Ala, are Wis
iting their brother Rev. N. l.. Brock
Within the next two weeks the NJ
r Z. & P. r. r., will run a separate SET
ton to PaScagOula, trains runnin
every hour and meeting all L. & N
trains.
t One in five means twenty in ever
n hundred. When A. Burners brio
are used just in this ratio will brio
O be saved over those of other manufat
turers.
The Schooner Edwin A. Gaske
with $50, 600 feet of lumber for Philt
delphia is taking on her cargo at TIL
W. Denny & Co.'S O'Leary mill thi
t week.
y The airy and commOdious paviliO
y of the M. =. & p. II. r., at Pascagou
la is now completed, and large crowd
g of excursiOnists are tlOcking there t
enjoy the summer breeze.
Mr.. G. NJ. Farley was received int
the Methodist church last Sunda
u and the little children Of Mr.. G. v
u Jackson and Mr.. John Verbeke we
), baptized Sunday afternoon.
G. Mr.. w. II. Graham, who by the wa
ar is one OF the best judges of horse fles
sr in the county went to Mobile la
week and purchased the finest hor.
" for general purposes in that city.