The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-12-04
PERSONAL And GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

various Sources.
He is expected here soon, they say.
Football has not struck this town
yet.
One by one our old citizens are pass
ing away.
1t is always the bottom dollar that
counts.
Mr.. E. w. Manahau, OF Chicora, was
In town last Saturday.
Miss Annie L. Dantzler spent last
Friday and Saturday in Mobile.
He says he ratides McKinley's cleo
ton every day. He has got 1t bad.
The Pascagoula Lumber Co.'s (Phe-
Nix mill is to shut down for repairs.
Sunday, Monday and Tuesday were
days 1T to make one commit suicide.
She says she Is "plumb' willing
when the right fellow comes along.
All the saw mills are crowded with
orders for lumber to go to foreign
ports
Nj. James Fisher, of Chicora, spent
nst sunday here with his parents and
friends.
II you would know what the wild
waves are saying, study the handker-
chief filtration code.
MI. R. W. Cowan, accompanied by
his son Ollie, visited the Cresce Mt City
last week.
The schooner Julia A. Trubee Is
loading at the w. Denny & Co.'S
lO'Leary) mill with $4,000 feet Of
lumber for Boston.
The Hypathean society meets to.
night friday at the residence Of Mr..
L. N. Dantzler.
Sunday was not too rough a day
for a few Of our young men to pay their
usual calls. -
News reaches here that theupper
rivers and creeks are rising, aud logs
will sO0n reach our mills. y
The question now Is, who will be
the next pastor Of the Methodist
church here.
The cold wave struck this place Sat
urday about 2 o'clock p. nl., acccm pa
nied by a heavy rain.
Ms. Jane Fort, of Grand Bay, Ala,
attended the funeral Of Mr.. Fl. M.
| Cudabac last Saturday.
Rev. S.K. Siblcy, Of McComb City,
| preached q most excellent, Gospel SER
mon In the Baptist church Sunday.
Mr.. R. NJ. Fisher visited New Or
leans last Thursday week to attend
the Tulane Mississippi football game.
The new tug boat Of Capt. Fritz
| L~ienhard, which Is being built at the
ship-yard OF John De Angelo, Is pro-
crossing nicely.
Mr.. I. E. Breeland, Of State Line,
accompanied by his wife, Is stopping
at the Eagle Hotel. MI. Breeland Is
prospecting with q view Of embarking
In the mercantile business.
Sometime during Sunday night the
tug Pic sunk at her mOOring, but was
subsequently, raised and placed 10
commission. 40
Tuesday night of last week Misses
Rose and Celeste Castanera entertain.
ed, In a superb manner, a few friends
in honor OF their guest, Miss Ruth
Walker, a beautiful young lady Of
Mobile.
On Saturday last a beautiful girl
baby arrived at the home Of Captain
and Mrs. Fritz Lienhard. May thu
little miss grow to beautiful woman
hood and be an honor to her sex.
The schooner Jennie F. Wiley load
ed last week at the PascagOula Lum
Der Co.'s mills with $4,000 feet lum
Der for New York.
Cowan Bros. will open the larges'
and best selected stock Of Christina!
goods ever brought to Moss Point
next week. Wait and see their stOcl
before you buy elsewhere.
Rev. T. W. Adams, late pastor o
the Methodist church, was summoned
back here while en- route to attent
conference at Port Gibson, to officiat,
ut the funeral Of Mr.. H. M. CudabaC
Don't send your orders OF for jol
printing. The DEMOCRAT-STAR Oflc'
can do Just as fine printing aud at a
low prices as can be had elsewhere
Remember this, merchants and Othe
business men.
} Miss GOode is located at Mrs. Black
wells Millinery rooms, Hills building
and will do both dress making ant
plain sewing. !.
Delinquent subscribers to the 'ok
} reliable" DEMOCRAT-STAR that ha
I visited you for years and years freight
ed with good things, pay up befOr
the year goes out. Make the editor
heart glad by settling all arrears be
: fore Christmas comes.
M. Chas. d. Eden, who has for tn
past IS months been an emplOye q
) the L. N. Dantzler Co., left. Thursda,
. on the schooner Bertha Louise 70
f. Kingston, Jamaica. MI. Eden mad
t many warm friends while In our tow
who regret very much to see him d
Epart.
/: Some subscribers to the "Old relis
BILE" DEMOCRAT-STAR seem to thin
the "boss" and all the printers there
4. of live on very thin diet, a. they pu
!, Of handing 10 the dollar or so the
owe the paper from year to yea
I. They are certainly mistaken! 1t take
!. money, and plenty Of II to keep sue
a paper as the DEMOCRAT.STAR goini
The Juvenile Mlssioary meetin
will be held In the Methodist churc