The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-04
PERSONAL N E
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Our DOCTORS are OuSy.
1t is very dull in social circles.
Our young men take to the new girl.
Miss Ella Passo is sick with the pre-
vailing fever.
Owing to dry weather the turnip
crop is short.
They did not give their experience
at the camp meeting.
They think it will m~aterialize some
time during the month.
The ice man did not sell much of
the frozen water here Monday.
Mr.. John H.. Blumer, our clever tel.
egraph operator, is down sick.
MI. Carey Wood, of Chicora, was
here this week visiting his parents.
Mr.. Alex McInnis has returned
from extended trip through Florida.
Miss Lula Taylor, of Handsboro, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. S. S. Henry.
Good sweet potatoes are selling in
the stores here at so cents per bushel.
The tried and failed young man is
trying again. While there is life there
Is hope.
The Hypathean society meets to.
night at the residence OF Mr.. A..
Blumer.
Mr.. Joe Kennedy, of Mobile, is WIS.,
ting his cousin. Mrs. E. d. Wood, of
this place.
A large crowd of our citizens at
tended Wilson Springs camp meeting
last Sunday.
Mems CLOTHING CASHMERE PANTS
from $3.50 up, at the Moss Point Mer.
camille Co.
Miss Sarah Green, of Union City,
Tenn, is visiting the family of Mr..
J. l.. DantZler.
Miss Josephine Flechas, of Scran-
ton, Is visiting the family of Mr.. H.
9. Walker this week.
Big assortment OF TRUNKS, VA
LIsEs, MATING and RUGS at the
Moss Point Mercantile Co.
Mr.. John Dixon, OF Cross Roads,
clerk Of the steamer Eliza Ann, was
In town Tuesday on business.
The bicycle riders are having a race
track made in west Moss Point, neal
the residence Of Mr.. J. L. DAIMLER.
The pulpit Of the Baptist church
will be occupied by the pastor or Rev.
w. +. Marlborough next Sunday MORN
Ing and at night.
Mrs. c. II. Wood left Tuesday for
st. Louis, NO., to visit friends and
relatives. She will probably be ab.
sent two months.
The cold wave struck here Sunday
and remained with us several days.
Fires, blankets and OvercOats were
brought into requiSitiOn.
The schooner City of Baltimore is
loading this week at the Pascagoula
Lumber Co.'S mills with $50, 900 feet
OF lumber for New York.
MI. Willie Watkins made the trip
to Basin and returned in good shape,
Notwithstanding he went three miles
out OF his way to see somebody.
The entertainment advertised to
come off Friday last at the Academy
Hall, for the benefit of Scranton
Methodist church, failed to material |
ize. 1t was a failure.
Sunday evening last Mat O'Brien
Delmas, son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Armand
A. Delmas, died, aged 5 years, 81
months and 6 days. The little fel.
low was sick only a few days.
He took up a collection for a mis- !
slonary box, but 1t turned out to be
for a bottle of red liquor, and the
whole shooting match got on a high
old lonesome, it Is said.
The following vessels are loading
this week at the l.. N. Dantzler Lum-
Der COS mills: Villa Y. Hermano
with 100000 feet of lumber for Liv-
ingston, Gautamala l.. N. Dantzler
with 10000 feet of lumber for San
Juan B0utista, Mexico.
AN EVENING OF SONG.
Rev. N. Keff Smith, Of Ocean
Springs, will give a musical enter
tainment in the Presbyterian church
next Monday night, Oct. It'll. Ad.
mission free. A collection will be
taken up at the close OF the service.
MIR. Smith has a wonderful voice.
Come and hear him. Doors open at
7 p, M. Mr.. Smith will give a similar
entertainment in Scranton on Tues
day night following.
There is some whispering around
Moss Point to the effect that Charles
Jones will be put forward 10 the No.
vembcr election as a candidate for
constable against j. j. Cunningham.
II Is claimed that a few regular Dem
Ocrats are In this ,mOve. We trust
there Is no truth, in fact, In the re.
port, as Cunningham Is the regular
nominee OF our party, and with our
large negro population there is danger
In any d~islOyalty In our ranks. We