The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-09-13
PERSONAL AND z
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

The variations were never heard.
He would not give up one Of them.
G. W. Jackson is down with the
fever.
Some cases OF fever and colds in
town.
The weather is powerful hot for
September.
Some Of our matrons are learning
to ride the bike,
M. NJ. Watkins was in New Or
leans Monday on business.
Mr.. c. w. Jackson has commenced
the building OF his dwelling.
DR.. E. Frank Griffin, OF Houston,
Texas, is visiting relatives here.
Cary S. Wood, Of Chicora, Miss,
visited his parents here Sunday.
Miss Annie Watkins Is first assistant
teacher In the Moss Point High school.
Miss Laura Griffin left Monday for
Hollis, Va, to re-enter school again.
The summer Is past, the harvest Is
over and the summer girl Is still on
hand.
Miss Cora Howe, left Monday for
H%attiesburg on a visit to relatives
and friends.
Miss Irene Groom, of DardDell,
Arfan Hs,n is visiting tle family of
Marion G. and Ecka Evans and HUI
bert Fisher left Monday for Oxford to
enter the University.
The girl who knows how to bake
nice light biscuit will make some man
a good wife some of these days.
E. B. Keeling, special agent of
the Queen Insurance Company, of
America was in town this week.
Mrs. M. NJ. Evans and son Ecka re-
turned home Friday from Healing
Springs, Ala, very much improved
In health.
The entertainment at the Baptist
pastors home Saturday night al
quite a success. The receipts amount.
ed to $46.3 SO.
Miss Kate Barnett, who has been
visiting relatives at Enterprise, has
returned home, accompanied by Miss
Etfie Davis.
Monday night last a party Of young
people boarded the steam tug Victor,
and visited the mouth OF the Pasca-
gOula river To hear the mysterious
music"
Misses Maude Byers and Mildred
Watkins left last Monday week for
Decatur, Georgia, to enter the Agnes
Scott Institute Of that place.
Ira w. Broom, wife and little girl
Ross, left Thursday for Hot Springs,
Arkansas to try the waters Of the
springs for rheumatism, Of which
Mrs. Broom is afflicted.
The following schooners are load
ing this week at the l.. N. Dantzler
Lumber Co.'S mills: HENRIETTA j..
Powell with 900, 900 feet Of lumber for
Coaltzacoalcos, Mexico.
The following poetical lines we're
picked up on Front street last Tues
day by our reporter:
0, were you ever in love,
And did you ever feel the pain
had rather be in Scranton Jail
Than be in love again.
There is one pretty, and accom-
plished and sweet girl in our town
who knows how to make nice biscuit.
She made some the other day that
rose so high that they knocked on the
top of the stove. She is the kind Of
"A girl, boys, that will make good
wife.
The young people had a pleasant
moonlight picnic Thursday night last.
They went down to Pascag )ula on
the M. p. & r. Railroad. They had a
nice time and all returned home re-
freshed, after enjoying the delightful
sea breeze.
FOUND. Two 90 inch circular
saws, two so inches, three smaller
ones, q lot of hammers, bolts and
other necessaries for q flrst-claSs
"steel band" The owner or owners
will come forward, prove property,
nay charges and receive their "steel
band" with my compliments.
D. @. POSEY.
About forty Of our young men were
tried before Justices o. Wood and c.
f. Chidsey Tuesday at 10 O'Clock, a.
M, on the charge OF disturbing the
peace of the family OF d. G. POsey and
Calvin Mcleod by a c%harivari, or tin
pan serenade. A jury was empannel.
ed, and after hearing the arguments
ofC S. Merriwether for the prosecu-
ton and Messrs. j. /. Ford and G. Fl.
Wood for the defense q verdict OF not
guilty was rendered, which was re-
ceived with cheers and q tiger. On
account OF the excessive heat the court
was held under the shade of the live
oak trees near the track OF the N. +.
& p. r. r.
On Tuesday evening, Sept. 3rd, an
impromtu hay ride was given In honor
OF Miss Halle Cavet, Of Macon, Miss,
which was enjoyed and u~nexcelled by
any previous occasion OF the kind, In
fact Ito use slang but expressive phra'
ses) It was tout Of sight," way up In
|, "G." The girls were wearing theil
most beautiful and winning smiles,
; and the boys were as polite as that
noted society model, Lord Chester
field. Those participating were Mis-!
Halle Cayet and Randall Mcleod
Miss Mary Dantzler and Charlie.
Eden, Misses Annie Wood and Louis
! Hughes and Tom Dantzler, MIsse
Jennie and Edith Hill and Jacl
Dantsler, Miss Laura Hin and JON
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