The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-09-11
PERSONAL AMI z
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

VARIOUS sources.
Drsnmsrs come afd go as usual.
look *, .f lsI''as are he next things tt
i. Rev. T. W. Adams has returned
home from CantOn3A
The store Of Mr.. TIE. Raby al
East Side is being enlarged.
The summer girls have about all
left for their respective homes.
The attendance at the Moss Point
High School increases day by day.
He learned to take her arm while
going to church last Sunday night.
They take a ride to Wilson Springs
occasionally-to enjoy the water, Of
course.
Little Miss Katic-Lee Taylor, OF
Mobile is visiting Miss Alberta
Blumer.
MI. B. +. Perkins, a prominent log
man Of Purvis is here this week on
business.
He will probably linger hereabouts
for several days on business Of a pr.
vate nature.
c. B. Beck is always ready to keep
your time-piece In first-class running
order. Give him a trial!
Masters Thos. A. Raby and Charles
Krebs left Monday for St. Bernard
College at Cullman, Ala.
We are pleased to report that Mrs.
H: q. Walker is convalescing, after an.
other serious spell Of illness.
Messrs. w. Denny & Co. are erect.
ing a substantial wharf on the river
adjoining the O'Leary mill site.
Mr.. s. E. Perkins, of Purvis Is in
town and alive by q large majority,
notwithstanding he was reported dead.
Miss Bessie Thomas, a popular and
accomplished belle Of Clinton spent
last week here with her friend, Miss
L, B. Hill.
Mr.. Moses L. Ward, of Hattiesburg
Is visiting his brother, Mr.. w. NJ.
Ward who is dangerously i'll at his
home here.
The Athletic Park base ball games
attract large crowds Of ladies as well
as men and children from Moss POint
and Scranton.
Don't forget to send your orders for
job printing to the DEMOCRAT-STAR
office. All orders promptly filed ut
reasonable prices,
The schooner E. Blessey is loading
with 10000 feet Of lumber for New
Orleans at the L. N. Dantzler'S Lum.
Der Co.'s mill this week.
Mrs. G. II. Dana and daughter, Miss
Bertha and Miss Ophel!a KOrnbeck,
Of New Orleans are visiting here, the
guests of Capt. H. F. Erickson.
w. H. Graham has just received a
fine line Of dry goods, dress goods,
boys suits, shoes, ETC., which he Is
Offering at "rOck bottom" prices.
Mrs. W. w. Thompson, Of Meridian,
Mrs. Ward and Mrs. Davis, Of Ameri.
Gus are assisting at the bedside OF
their son and brother, Nj. W. N.
Ward.
MI. NJ. A.. Does, Jr., left Saturday
for Midlothian, Texas where he ex-
poets to remain permanently. He
will reside with his aunt, Mis-. NJ. L.
Yates.
As bread Is known to be the staff OF
life 1t gives us pleasure to recommend
our friend, A. w. Cambley, the newly
located baker here, who makes excel.
lent bread.
Miss Irene lizard will leave to-day
for her home in Meridian, where she
will resume her course Of studies In
the East Mississippi Female College
Of that place.
Mr.. w. II. Sanborn, Of Hale county,
Ala, Is visiting his brOther-in.law,
Mr.. H. G. Walker. MI. SanbOrn Is
also prospecting with a view to lOcat-
ing at Pascagoula.
Mr.. Bruno Farley and family left
Tuesday for Birmingham, Ala, which
place they will make their future
home. Mr.. Farley will engage In the
fish and oyster business there.
Our merchants are standing In their
own light by not letting the public
know through the DEMOCRAT.STAR
when they expect to receive their
stock OF fall and winter goods.
Mrs. NJ. L. Yates, accompanied by
her daughter and son, Miss WOOtie
and Master Alfred left Friday last for
Midlothian, Texas, where she will en-
gage 10 the mercantile business.
The representative OF this paper
was the grateful recipient of Q beau
tiful walking-cane presented to him
this week by the genial Capt. w. L.
Plnder- Of the large three-masted
schooner Henrietta ]. Powell.
The Gulf Coast Societya0y Sabbath
Observance will meet In the Baptist
church Tuesday, September 18th, at