The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-08-14
PERSONAL AND z
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources,

Various Sources.
Weather red hot and still heating
The base ball fever shows no sign
Of.abatement.
Capt. Leonard Levin is building
wharf for the use Of the tug Fox.
G. b. Beck, the jewelcr has a goot
secondhand piano for sale cheap.
Mr.. &. h. Beck has erected an addi
tion to his residence on Hcrrin street,
Miss Edith Hill is passing sevcra.
weeks with Mrs. John Mellctte at Pas
cagOula.
Miss Annie Johnson, Of Bonham,
Texas, is visiting her neice, Mrs. J. W
Stewart here.
Mrs. O. Randall and her daughter,
Miss Florence left Tuesday for a trip
to the North.
Miss II. McLanathan OF Pascagoula
visited her friend Miss Mamie Torres
here this week.
A most enjoyable surprise party was
given at the hospitable home OF Capt.
John Alberts last week.
Mr.. A.. w. Cambley the popular
baker has had his residence extensive
ly repaired and remodcled.
Mr.. A. f. Draughan, a well.known
timbcrman and merchant, OF Iatties-
burg vas in town Tuesday.
Mr.. AdamRitayik returned home last
week from New Orleans whittier he
had gone for surgical attention.
The residence of Druggist Geo. W.
O'Neill has been extensively repaired
and an addition placed thereon.
Mrs. G. A. Hatlestad and Mrs.
Laura II. Fowler are stopping at the
PaScagoula hotel for a months visit.
The idiot who asks ''is it hot enough
for you?:" has crawled into his hole in
preference to being killed on the spot.
Miss Mary FlOrit returned Monday
from New Orleans, accompanied by her
charming friend Miss Katie Beer OF
that city.
Miss Louise Mallory returned to Pas
cagoula Thursday, after a very pleas
ant visit to her friend Mrs. e. A.
Hatlestad.
The Electrodes car OF the NJ. p. &
p. II. r., has been %Overhauled, and Is
again running on schedule time be-
tween Scranton and P%ascagoula.
Mr.. L. N. Dantzler, Jr., returned
from White Sulphur Springs, West
Virginia on Monday night. He Is
looking well and enjoyed his visit.
FRESH SEED.
Get your Cabbage, Turnip aud Ruta
Baga seeds from j. W. Stewart.
l25-2tl
Miss Irene lizard, of Meridian Is
visiting the family OF Mr.. L. N. Dantz-
Ter and will remain several weeks. She
has also visited the SeashOre camp
grounds.
Misses Eva and Carrie Wilson and
Miss Sue Alexander, OF Mobile, who
have been for the past few weeks the
guest Of Miss Eugenia Walker return
ed home Monday.
The Moss Point Lumber Company
will soOn build a tug boat for their
private use, and no name having been
selected to date, we respectfully sug-
gest that she be known as the "Moss
Point"
The Gulf Coast Society Of Sabbath
Observance will meet in the Presby-
terian church Tuesdly, Aug. 18th, at
8 D. m. A full attendance is desired.
REV. d. o. BYERS, President.
JNO. A. VANDERwALL, Secretary.
Captain Strange, of the schooner L..
| N. Dantzler informs us that nOtwith.
staining Che delay experienced In un-
loading IA cargo OF mahogany at Scran-
ton for re-shipment by rail to Cincin-
natl, a saving of $3.50 was effected by
giving Scranton the preference over
New Orleans.
DR.. G. B. Dantzlcr, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Anna Laura, leaves
to-day for Nashville, Baltimore aud
Atlantic City. After completing their
visit, Miss Dantzler will return home
while DR.. Dantzlcr will remain In
Baltimore and take a course Of lectures
in dentistry.
On the 9Th inst. Mr.. NJ. F. Cowan,
while saving in the L. N. Dantzler
Lumber Co.'s Mill had his hand badly
cut with the ssw. He lost about half
of the first and secUad fingers and the
entire little finger Of tic right hand.
He was attended by his brOthor Dr. ].
G. Cowan assisted by Drs. J. b. Cham.
berlain and w. Il. Thompson.
The infant daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs.
j. L. Dantzler was baptized at their
home last Monday evening at I o'clock.
The service was conducted by Rev. T.
w. Adams Ia the presence Of the
family and several friends. The babe
was christened Fran for her grand
mother OF precious memory. The
little child is the grand-niece Of Capt
T. X. Mayors.
The first base ball game at Moore
Park was played last Saturday after
noon between the Moss Point and thu
Biloxi aggregation known as thu
Blalack's. The latter had assembled
the strongest material available, an(
entered the contest with every hope Ol
success. They reckoned without theiI
host, however, the dnal score shown,
8 to 5 In favor Of Moss Point. TIL,
playing was remarkably fine through
out, and much skill was displayed OF
both sides. Our home team puts up
game that's hard to beat.
The Hypathian Society meets Fri
day night, Aug. 21st ut the residenc,
of Mr.. L. NJ. Hand with the following
program.
Biography-C. M. Farley.
SOng-Miss Virgie Spencer.
Reading-T. A. COulson, Jr.
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