The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-09-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Some sickness in town.
Don't go back on your pro mise.
When will we have dry weather?
Lewis Herrin visited Mobile this
week.
Two of the latest men in town have
bikes now.
The Baptist church is receiving a
fresh coat Of paint.
The September wedding is post
poned until October.
G. w. jackson was in Mobile Mon
day, it being labor day.
Miss Halle d. Cavet left Thursday
for Macon, her home.
Miss Rose Joyner, of Hattiesburg,
Is visiting her parents here.
That young lady who goes about
picking up frogs is not afraid.
Rudolph Newman, Of Milton, Fla,
is here on a visit to his -.
lie came al. the way from Scranton
last Sunday to see his best girl, and
it rained.
Rev. N. E. JOINER, OF Nashville,
Tenn, preached in the Methodist
church Sunday.
Work on the plank walk is progress
ing finely, and will probably he COM
pleted this week.
Miss Bette Blumer entertained
Miss Hattie Atkinson, of Jack son, IA
few days this week.
The Pascagoula Lumber Co.. expect
to shut down their mills next week
for general repairs.
On account of the heavy rain no
services were held in any Of the
churches Sunday night.
p. B. Hand, of Ocean Springs, was
in town Monday. He expects to build
IA saw mill at his place ere long.
A Serio-Comic Entertainment will
be given at the Baptist Pastors Home
on Saturday night. Refreshments to
be Sc we'd.
Wm. L. Gritfi1, Of Hattiesbnrg, a
leading merchant Of that growing
town, visited relatives and friends
mere lllS week.
Lieut.. Gov. NJ. NJ. Evans, who has
been on u visit to W~esSOn, and u
which place he expects to remove In
October, Is again with us.
Miss Neville Edmunds, who has
been here several months visiting heI
sister, Mrs. Jesse Bounds, left last
Friday for her home at Tupelo.
After 10 years of constant teaching
in Moss Point, Mrs. 5. M. Irving will
take a much needed rest for Il few
months before resumlng school duties.
Mrs. Geo. l.. lizard and children and
Miss Irene ID. lizard, who have been
ON a visit for sometime to relatives
here left Thursday Tor their home at
Meridian.
There was a pleasant gathering OF
beauX and belle at the residence Ui a.
Blumer On Monday night last to pay
homage to Miss liattle Atkinson, oI
jackson.
After spending several. weeks In
Moss Point, Mrs. Martinez and her
interesting little granddaughter, AL
ina Collins, returned TO New Orleans
last week.
All members of the Bicycle Clut
are earnestly requested " attend ;
meeting of the club, which will take
place next Saturday night ut CUWai
Bros.'S store.
Engineer J.. G.. Memo, of the M. 2
& Z. II. r., who has been confined II
his room Tor several weeks from lnJu
ries received, has recovered sufficient
ly to take charge Of his engine.
A local observer informs US tina
1850 inches Of rain fell during TIL,
month of August. The hottest da,
this summer was On the 10Th Of Au,
ust when the thermometer registered
80.
The following vessels are loading a
the l.. n. Dantzler Lumber Co.'s mil.
this week b. Frank Nealey, with
$50, 900 feet Of lumber for Key West
Flora Wuodliouse, with 10000 feet o
lumber for CaDarlan, Cuba.
There was a pleasant social part,
composed uf young people, met at TIL
residence of Capt. Gus Anderson las
week. The gathering was In honor 0
the Captains son, John, on his depal
ture for Mt. Sterling College, Ken
lucky. 1t was decidedly "A pleasan
affair In every reSpect.
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