The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-01-11
MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

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Various Sources.
Frozen oranges are cheap.
Miss Julia Palmas is in Mobile.
Very quiet in court circles this
week.
Choice stock Of dry goods at KREBs'
CASH STORE.
The doctors say there is not much
sickness in town.
Misses Edna and Josie Bishop went
to New Orleans Sunday.
Mrs. Il. b. Borden is visiting in
New Orleans this week.
Step in now, girls while the matri-
mOnial waters are troubled.
Mrs. j. l.. Dantzler visited her
brothers family at Biloxi, this week.
Mr.. John Green's family moved last
week TO Mobile to reside permanent
ly.
Miss Bette Blumer returned to
New Orleans last Sunday to re-enter
school again.
Best Elgin Creamary Butter at 30
cents per pound at
KREBs' CASH STORE.
Miss Florrie McInnis.a after months
stay in Mobile returned home0n Mon
day last.
Mr.. Alfred Wclch has gone to New
Orleans to engage in business. Some
body feels awful lonely.
1t is said Capt John Albcrts will
stand for Justice of the Peace at the
next election.
1900 saw logs were received last
week at the Pascagoula Lumber Co.'S
mills from Il. c. Luce & Sons and
others.
Mr.. J. |. Dixon, Of Cochran, was in
town this week looking after his tim
Der business.
500 sticks of sawn timber was re-
ceiyed this week by w. 5. Keyser &
Co., from DiXon's mill.
Tuesday was a rainy, dreary, blue
day, and very little business was
transacted in consequence.
The schooner Sylvia c. Hall is
loading this week at the PaScagoula
Lumber Co.'S mills with 320 1000 feet Of
lumber for New York.
Mcssrs. p. Z. and j. II. Blumer who
have been down with the fever for
several weeks, we are glad to hear, are
improving.
The Pascagoula river since the re-
cent rains is in good logging c0ndi-
tion and many thousand logs are ex-
pected at the mills very soon.
One of our prominent young men
said the other day that lie wanted to
marry. but the girl he wanted he could
not get. but the one he could get the
devil would not have.
Mr.. E. w. Manahan is moving his
household goods to Chicora, Miss,
where in future he will reside. His
many friends regret his departure.
On the night of the Sd instant, a
bouncing boy came TO the home of
Mr.. Z. O. Yates, to stay. May he
grow up to be a blessing and comfort
to his parents.
Mr.. w. A. CoulSon, T. A. Coulson,
l.. n. DantZler, Jr. Fritz Colmer and
others attended a meeting Of tue
"Hoo-HoO," a secret society of lum-
bermen in Mobile this week.
The overseer of the saw-dust road
from the foundry to the Island is
having fresh saw-dust and stiavings
put on the road. 1t was certainly
badly needed. Let the good work &c
on.
Captain W. II. Hardy, of Meridian,
delivered his famous lecture, clamp
ton Court Palace" in Hill's hall on
Thursday night week. 1t was much
appreciated by all who heard it.
Owing to the i%nclemency of the
weather the audience was small.
The following vessels are loading
this week at the l.. \. Dantzler Lum'
Der Co.'S mills: Anna NJ. Stammer
with 100000 feet lumber Longfellow
with 225, coo feet Of lumber; Utility,
with 10000 feet of lumber. all tol
Havana. Harold Borden with 225, 00t
feet Of lumber for st. Lucia: l.. N
Dantzler with 1851 00 feet of lumber
for Fortera, Mexico.
Following is the program of thu
Juvenile Missionary meeting for Jan
uary 18th, at the Methodist church;
MUSIC.
Reading-Miss Kate Swan.
MUSIC.
Reading-Miss Annette Evans.
MUSIC.
Recitation-Ethcl Bloomfield.
S0ng-Mrs. DR.. Il. +. Griffin.
observation-disclosures Nandewall.
S0ng-Mlss Carter and Mr.. Rober
Hopkins.
Recitation-Mabel Adams.
DENTAL NOTICE.
l will be at Cox's Drug Store o.
Monday, Jan. 18th and remain on
week. All person desiring dental wor
will please call between s a. m. and
p. m. From this date l will wor
alternately between Moss Point an
Scranton.
w. L. HIGHTOWER,
Dental Surgeon.
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