The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-03-13
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Not much sickness In town.
Our roads are being worked.
Garden truck is looking we'll,
A downpour Of rain Tuesday.
The mills are all in operation.
She says she is plumb" willing.
Some cases OF sore eyes in town.
Droves of drummers in town this
week.
f, W. Manahan, of Chicora, was in
town this week.
And great big lots Of logs are still
coming to our mills.
l.. n. Dantzler, Jr,, is up again after
an Illness of several days.
Jake says there is not much crap
shooting in this burg now.
Somebody looks sad and lonely. She
is gone! The bird has flown.
j. J. BeXicy, Of Greene county, was
here this week on log business.
They took their best girls on a
buggy ride to Pascagoula Sunday.
Joseph Grisham,of Leaksvillc, spent
several days here this week on bust
ness.
There was an enjoyable party Tues
day night at the residence of j. j.
Mcintosh.
Misses Ada PdlmeS. Sallie Mcleod
and Nellie McInnis left Tuesday on a
visit to Bluff Springs, Fla.
Horn Island will eventually be de-
clarcd the deep water harb0r Of the
Mississippi coast. Mark that now.
Miss Sallie Green left Tuesday for
Union City, Tenn, her home. Her
school closed last week at Escatawpa.
DR.. L. L. Griffin, who has been down
with fever several weeks. we are glad
to learn is Improving, and will be up
soon.
Merchants, lraIe y0ar spring job
Printing done at the DEMoCRNf-STAR
job Office. Fine work at hard times
prices.
Three thousand logs arrived at the
mills Of the Pascag0ula Lumber Co.
this week from II. G. Luce s. Son, of
Basin.
The population over the beautiful
Dog river is increasing. Mr.. and Mrs.
Penierdis have a new little lady at
their house.
Rev, D. O. Byers announced last
Sabbath that he expected to hold a
of religious services in his
church the latter part of April or
early in May.
G. Z. DantZler, after an absence of
months at Baltimore, Maryland,
returned home Saturday last much
improved in health. He expects to
return to Baltimore in October next.
Jesse Smith attempted to razor
Lidia Mcdonald the other night, both
c0lOred. Jesse was waltzed before
Wood and dealt with as the law
in such cases made and pro-
vided.
The visit of DR.. r. W. Jones to the
academy Il few weeks ago has resulted
in the correlation OF that school with
the University. Students holding
certificates enter without examination
the schools of Latin, Greek, English
and Mathematics in the University,
The steam ting Eva about 8 o'clock
one night last week run into the
schooner Henrietta j. Powell in the
Middle Fleet. The Powell was loaded
and ready to sail next day for Havana.
The damage to the Powell is consid-
The owners Of the Eva will
pay damages,
Saturday last in broad daylight
Tom Walton and Bill Gavin had a
shooting scrape. Tom fred at Bill
and Bill returned the fire. They both
used pistols. Nobody hurt. Both
colored. Constable Cunningham ar
them and carried them before
Judge Wood charged with shooting
with intent to kill and murder. They
gave bond for their appearance at a
day.
The steam tug Pic, Capt. VIM. p.
pilot; Jack Dantzlcr, engi-
ncer; T. A. Coulson. fireman Gordy
steward Emmett Mckay;
cook, with the barge Selma, Capt.
Paul Thomas, left Tuesday to raise
the steamer Eliza Ann, which was
sunk in the Pascagoula river near
Dead Lake. The Eliza Aun will GER