The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-08-23
MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

No new summer girls in town
A few Of our girls are riding bikes.
The boomers have not arrived yet,
The man that walks by night is
here.
Ice is not much used now by our
citizens.
MI. Stone McInnis visited Mobile
Monday.
MI. Geo. W. Robinson was in town
this week.
Mr.. Fred Passo has returned from
ChicOra, Miss.
You can get Bicycle supplies at
Stewards.
Hen fruit is selling here at twenty
cents a dozen.
The hot weather don't keep the
drummerS away.
Capt. L. Levin paid a business visit
to Mobile Tuesday.
Mrs. Martinez, OF New Orleans Is
visiting Mrs. S. M. Irving. |
Lieut.. Gov. M. NJ. Evans is on a
visit TO Wesson this week.
Miss Laura Hill spent several days
at PascagOula this week.
Mr.. Fritz Colmer left on Monday
for Healing Springs, Ala.
Mrs. w. N. BilhO, OF Ocean Springs,
visited relatives here last week.
Two of the Saw Dust Gang got left
at ~PascagOula last Sunday evening.
Lawyer T. NJ. Evans is up again
after a tussel Of several days with the
fever.
Mr.. p. E. Blumer visited New Or.
leans and Meridian this week on bust.
ness.
Miss Isabel McInnls is visiting her
grandmother at Vernal, Green county,
Miss.
There Is to be a wedding In town
some time during September, so they
say.
Mr.. Hugh N. McCallum, OF Perry
county, was here this week on log
business.
Miss Inez Watts, of Meridian, Miss,
Is the guest OF her cousin, Mrs. J.. L.
Dantzler.
Miss Sadie Henry, after a months
visit to relatives at Handsboro, has
returned home.
Mr.. q. Fl. Wood attended United
| States district court at Mississippi
City this week.
Mrs. DR.. A. p. Stewart, of Amite,
La, is visiting her brOther-in-law,
Mr.. J. w. Stewart.
Mrs. JnO. o. Grisham, after a visit
to relatives. returned to her home at
Cross Roads this week.
The Hypathean Society had a pleas.
ant meeting last Friday night at Mr..
7. A. COulsOn's residence.
Yellow leg chickens are more plenti-
full now, but after the Wilson Springs
camp meeting they will be scarce
again.
There was a surprise party at the
residence of Mr.. A. Blumer Friday
night Of last week. All had adclight-
full time. n
Messrs. G. M. Kennedy and S. E.
Perkins, prominent log dealers OF
Perry county, were In town this week
on business.
The schooner Lady Shea is loading
this week at the L. N. Dantzler Lum.
Der Co.'s mills with 5000 feet Of
lumber for Nassau.
The schooner Jerome B. Look il
loading this week at the PascagOula
Lumber Co.'s mills with 100000 feet
OF lumber for New York.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jesse Bounds have q
nice little girl, which arrived Thurs
day OF last week at their home. She
will be Il regular bOarder.
1t is to be hoped the wheclmen vii
see that the roads are put In bette
order. They certainly need cOnsidera
BILE work right now.
Judge o. Randall, after six weeks
viSit to his old home in New York
returned home Friday last looking II
improved health, and it is said h
ga ined at least a pound of flesh Will
he was absent.
Mr.. Jesse Bounds, of the Lake Mill
Co., has opened an office In the new
Castanera building OF Main stree
opposite the drug store Of j. "
Stewart.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Evans and son Ecka
Henry COuls0n, Miss Edna Merrill
Il. A. COulsOn, Jr., left last Frida,
| for Healing Springs, Ala. to try tn
virtues Of these celebra ted Springs.
Invitations are out for a Bumbl'
Bee party to be given by the Saw Dus
Gang at the residence Of Mr.. T. A
COulsOn tonight. 1t is expected I
be the swell affair Of the season.
The lumber Is being hauled on til
. ground for the plank walk to be col
structed to lead from the A. +. Danti
Ter store to the Methodist church
y That will be a decided improvement
Z Miss Linda McCormic, accompanie
by her niece Linnic and nephew Davl
r Byers, after q visit of two months !
Tennessee and Virginia, returnc
home Thursday of last week, lOOKin
I2 the picture Of health.
In time Of health prepare for deaf
Buy a lot 24x24 in the new cemetel
q OF Machpelall, situated midway b
tween Scranton and Mess Point. II
/" grounds are beautifully laid of nj
% comprise forty acres. Family 10
very reasonable. ,
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II Readlng-Mr. Lewis Herrin.
O. Song - Misses Helen Hand al
IN. Louise Fisher.