The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-08-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

The summer girls have all flown.
A refreshing rain Monday evening.
He likes snaps, and that's no "josh."
The base ball fever is not at blood
heat now.
They got home Saturday night
'done up"
Several vacant dwelling houses for
rent 10 town.
The base ball boys arc ~squealing over
their defeat.
MI. John o. Grisham, of Denny was
here this week. +
Rev. T. w. Adams has gone to Can
ton on business.
NJ. p. 4 P. railroad seems to be well
patrOnized now.
Miss Cora. Green is visiting relatives
in Bay ST. Louis.
Very little dong In court circles.
Money Is too scarce.
Pure leaf lard st cents a pound at j.
E. Carlisle's grocery.
Have your Job Printing done at the
DEMOCRAT.STAR office.
The base ball park may be the cause
Of some body being killed.
Quarterly conference at the Metho-
dist church Saturday night.
Mr.. W. Fred. Herrin visited New
Orleans this week on business.
DR.. w. r. Beall attended quarterly
meeting at Scranton Sunday last.
They say the man from Three Rivers
Jared badly Saturday night at Scran'
ton.
Business is not as good as we have
seen it In our town this time Of the
year.
The L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'s
mills will be shut down next week for
repairs.
Miss Eugie Tebault, OF New Orleans
is visiting her friend Miss Laura Grit
fin here.
Miss Jessie Schwager, who has been
quite Ill, we are glad to note, Is much
improved.
Miss Nellie Baird, OF Mobile is visit
ing her relatives Mr.. w. Fred. Herrin
and family.
Many of our citizens go to the Pas.
cagOula beach warm evenings for q
Whit of sea breeze.
P~rotracted meeting is being carried
on at the Baptist church this week by
Rev. M. e. Broaddus.
Mr.. G. M. Liddle, of Handsboro is on
a visit to his brother-in-law MI. Ed.
Bloomfield this week.
Our base ball boys will speak TO the
Scranton boys now as they pass by.
That il about all too.
Mckinley men are very scarce here
abOuts. Bryan and Sewall are the
tavorites of all good Democrats.
An illustrated lecture on Ben Hur
will be given at Hills Hall Thursday
| and Friday nights Of this week.
Mr.. J. W. Stewart is attending the
meeting OF the Grand Lodge Of
Knights of Honor at Jackson this
week.
There was a pleasant meeting O.
the Hypathean Society last Friday
night at the residence Of Mr.. l.. M
Hand.
Don't forget to pay what you owe
the DEMOCRAT-STAR. 1t takes none!
to run a newspaper like the "old re
LIABLE"
1t is rumored our mill men are con
sidering the organization OF a stool
company and erecting a machine shol
and foundry.
Mrs. w. II. Graham and daughter
Miss william, after q pleasant sojourl
in Mobile and COden, Ala, returned
home Saturday.
Hello! There goes q Scranton man
What shall we do with him!
End Speaker. Let him alone or yo'
may get used up again.
The schooner Anna N. Stammer
loading with $50, 900 feet OF lumber .
the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'s mill
this week for Havana.
The schooner Florence and Lillia'
IL taking a cargo of zoo, 1000 feet OF lun
Der at the Moss Point Lumber Co.
mills this week for Havana.
The steamer Capt. Fritz was launcl
cd Thursday OF last week, after r!
j cciying u general repair at the Sui
yard OF Mi. John De Angelo.
Wanted everybody to know thu
Beck, the jeweler can repair evel
description Of jewelry and put watch'
and clocks In first claiS order.
! Miss Ame Edmonds, Of Tupelo, wi
!. has been appointed lst assistant teac|
, er at the Academy here will arrive {
Saturday to assume charge OF b.
class.
II the rains do not descend soon
. plenty Of logs can come out Of the !
country streams the mills will have
: shut down. Then what will the wor
/. ing people do.
Program for the next meeting OF u
Hypathean Society:
+. Bi0graphy-Mr. L. P. Herrin.
. Song-Miss Eleanor Beardslee.
Reading-Mr. T. A. C0ulson, Jr.
: Instrumental music Mr.. Il.
Fisher.
Recitation-Miss Thomas.
Violin solO-Mr. John +. p. Blumt
/ + S0ng-Miss Bette Blumer.
4 Quartctte-Messrs. Hopkins, Fal
ley, Mcleod aud Carter.
q Authoritarian Ashmore.
+ Place OF meeting, Mr.. I. A. Coz