The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-20
PERSONAL N
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

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She is hiding out.
The weather Is dry and warm.
Mr.. II. G. Walker is very sick.
A few drummers come and 20.
All is quiet along the Potomac.
Mrs. A. Blumer visited Mobile this
week.
There is a beau in town. What
shall we do with him?
She says now that the election Is
over why don't he propose?
Miss Mayme Morris visited friends
In Ocean Springs last week.
Five thousand logs from Black Creek
reached Jul mills this weak.
Mr.. H. NJ. Cudabac is very sick, not
expected to survive many days.
He says he has somewhat changed
his mind on the subject Of matrimOny
since the election.
Mr.. Lienhard Blumcr left Tuesday
to spend several weeks with his broth
er in Ellisville, Miss.
The Moss Point High-school, under
the supervision OF Prof. Il. 9. Reese,
Is in a fOurishing condition.
Our town Is in a furry over the
danger OF having a colorcd postmaster
appointed during McKinley's reign.
After several days illness Mary A.
Edcns beloved wife OF Mr.. John Z.
Carlisle died Wednesday at 2 o'clock
p. NJ.
Miss Lucy Shannon, one Of Ocean
Springs most accomplished bellies, Is
the guest Of her friend, Miss Mayme
Morris.
Mrs. +. +. Jackson, after a pleasant
visit Of several weeks to her son, Mr..
G. w. Jackson, left for home at Per-
due Hill, Ala, this week.
The schooner Oscar G. Is loading At
the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'S mills
this week with 230.0 900 feet OF lumber
for Kingston, Jamaica,
The colored population had a rous-
ing Mckinley ratification meeting
Friday night last. 1t Is said there
were about six hundred present.
The L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.
have let out a contract to JnO. Angelo
for a large barge with a carrying Ca
pacity Of about 10000 feet OF lumber.
We begin to believe it was all a
hoax about good times after the cleo
tiOn OF Mckinley. AT least times are
awful tight here just about this time.
Mr.. Adolph C%assagne, a popular
young gentleman of New Orleans, is
on a weeks pleasure visit to his
cousin, Mr.. Jose G. Brissolara, here.
MI. r. Batson, OF r. Batson & Bro,
prominent merchants and log con-
tractors Of Hillsdale, Miss, vas in(
town Tuesday looking after his log in
tereSts. s.
The colored seduction case was diSG
posed OF by Judge Q. Wood Tuesday.
VIZ Mslc sase Moses was told to go and SIN
Rufus Mcleod, elder brother OF DR..
J. X. Mcleod. died from effects OF in
ternal injuries received by being
thrown from a hack at Winona, Miss,
last week.
Mr.. c. y. Farrar, representing the
extensive hardware firm OF MesSrS.
A. Baldwin & Co.. New Orleans, was
among the many travelling men here
on Tuesday.
Cards are out announcing the ap-
preaching marriage OF Miss Pauline
Graham, OF this place, to Mr.. Chas.
NJ. Morgan, OF New Louisville, Ark,
on the 25th inst.
Mr.. A. j. Paterson. the well-known
ship agent who has recently returned
from an extended tour through Eu-
rope, was here this week looking after
his extensive lumber business.
Messrs. A. NJ. Cowan, ]. Wyatt
Griffin and John Alberts, Jr., left
early Monday morning for Inez, Miss,
on the Gulf and Ship Island r. r.,
for a hunting expedition Of several
days.
Messrs. W. Fred Herrin and j. W.
Stewart were in New Orleans last
week to attend the funeral Of the late
Capt. John Tarkel, Jr., who was a
member OF the Odd Fellows and
Knights of Honor Lodges at that
place.
Merchants and business men, re-
member that you can have all descrip-
tions Of job Printing done at the
DEMOCRAT STAR office. You need not
send your orders away. Satisfaction
guaranteed and prices low for the
times.
On Tuesday evening last at 4 O'Clock
| Miss Kate Barnett ono Of Moss Points
most beautiful and lOvable young
ladies was married to Mr.. Joseph Dear,
of Enterprise. Miss, Rev. W.T.. Beall,
officiating. The attendants were Mr..
Will Dear and Miss Minnie Beall,
MIR. O'Ferrcll and Miss Ruth Walker.
The happy pair left on the Sol train
for New Orleans, en- route for Enter.
prise their future home.
The public meeting Of the Juvenile
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