The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-06-07
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.
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UDIct.
1t is extremely dull in social cir
cles.
Little money buys big brick of A.
Blumer.
The health of our town is compare
lively good.
Business as the weather grows warm
is only so so.
she tried to make him kiss the cat,
but he would not.
Mr.. p. Il. Blumer visited Biloxi this
week on business.
The sweet girl graduates will be in
our midst ere long.
She says she wants to marry. Boys,
do you hear that?
Marriage is certainly a failure with
some people we know.
All the mills of W. Denny & CO.,
are again running.
Lieut.Gov. NJ. M. Evans is at home
down with the rheumatism.
A dago with a big bear was the at
traction on our streets Tuesday.
Mr.. Jack Dantzler was here from
Biloxi Sunday to see his best girl.
Miss Green left last week for Gov
ington, La, to spend the summer.
The summer girls are expected
soon. Be patient, young men.
The canvass for Justice Of the
Peace is red hot and still heating.
A young man said the other day
that he wanted a hobo" girl for a
wife.
Hon. j. p. Garter, of Hattiesburg,
Miss, was here this week on log bust
ness.
The H"ypathean Society meets to-
night at Capt. G.. II. Howzc's resi-
dence.
Hon. ID. Webster Mcleod, of Green
county was here this week on log
business.
The L. N. D~antzler Lumber Co,
has received in the past few days
5000 logs.
DR.. w. r.. Beall is having a neat
dwelling house built near his residence
for rent.
Mrs. G. w. Jackson and children
left Tuesday for Mobile, to be absent
several weeks.
Mrs. Mollie McGec Smell did not fill
her appointment here last Saturday
on account of sickness.
The Pascagoula Lumber Co., re.
ceived about 1900 logs this week from
II. G. Luce s. Son, Basin.
Mr.. M. A. Dees left Wednesday fol
Chicago, st. Louis and other northern
cities to be absent several days.
Mr.. p. Z. Blalock, of Hattiesburg
Miss, of the firm Of Hawkins & Co.,
was here this week on business.
The Methodist congregation are
talking about putting in their church
a pipe organ To cost about 100000.
Mr.. Geo. w. Bowen has had his
dwelling house painted salmon color
1t is n Of the prettiest houses in
town.
Mr.. Fritz Salman, of Salman, La,
was here on business this week. lie
was the guest of his relative Mr.. A.
Blumer.
That beautiful and charming young
lady, Miss Hattie Williams, of Bran
don, Miss, is the guest Of the family
Of Mr.. j. l.. Dantzler.
The young folks had a delightful
ride on the steam tug Victor Monday
night to the mouth OF Pascagouli
river.
Mrs. Ed. Morris and Miss Hattie
Bell McInnis, left Monday for Bluff
Springs, Fla, to visit the family o
Mr.. l.. A. Morris.
Merchants and business men, wheT
you need any Job Printing try the
DEMoCRAT-STAR job Office. Fine worl
at hard-times prices.
The entertainment for the benefit
of the Methodist church at Mrs. E
Passo's Friday night last was in ever!
respect a success. $500 va realized
An excursion complimentary to
party Of forty youlg ladies and gen
tlemen to Pascagoula via the M. 7. 8
p. r. r., was given by Mr.. l.. N
DantZler, Jr., Tuesday evening.
The following vessels are loadin,
this week at the mills of the Pasca
goula Lumber Co.: British steamship
Schiehallion with 1000, 900 feet 0
lumber for Buenos Ayres Stephe,
Bennett with 100000 feet of lumbe
for New York.
The following vessels are loadln,
this week at the L. N. Dantzler Lum
Der Co.'S Mills: Anna NJ. Stamme
with 100000 feet of lumber and 40
sacks of saw dust for jamaica II
Jalma with $4,000 feet OF lumber 70
Key West l.. A. Edwards with $50,
900 feet of lumber for Vera Cruz.
Mr.. j. w. Stewart expects to hay
his brick store ready to move hi
drugs into it by the Goth inst. Wit
the exception Of the Courthouse thi
is the only brick house in Jackso
county. Mr.. Stewart is n of tn
most cnterprising and p~rogressiy
business men in the county.
The ladies of the Methodist churc
express their thanks to all who aide
, in making their entertainment a SUI
cess, and to Mr.. r. G. Borden, VIII
kindly furnished all the ice. Consit
, erlng so much sickness in town "
did well, making $500 clear; Il frien
gave S $500. Total sos. 90.
A private picnic to Pascagoula 0
Wednesday was enjoyed by the TO
lowing ladies and gentlemen Misse
, Carrie Jones, Olivia Mcleod, Haiti
Myers, Lule Daniel and Miss Nelso
and Messrs. w. A. Myers, j. Il. an
w. Il. Daniel and j. II. Couch. TIL
party favored us with a bag of d.
!. licious peaches, for which we tende