The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-19

PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Rather dry and dusty.
1t is coming of about the 18th.
The widow don't mind the rain.
They are talking Of moving away.
M. NJ. Watkins visited Vicksburg
last week.
A few RATS Of logs are coming down
to the mills.
Watermelons are more plentiful
than blackberries.
Jack Dantzler, Of the steam tug
Pic is getting we'll.
Miss Laura Griffin is at home from
school in Virginia.
G. J. Harrison, Of Meridian visited
Onr town last week.
He captured the bird Thursday
night. She is Gagged.
Climbing fences is prohibited in
some parts OF town,
She don't look happy. Perhaps he
has not proposed yet.
Mrs. Lula Roberts, OF Washington
City is visiting Miss Mamie Denny.
Miss Mary Dantzler has returned
home from the |. /. 4 Q. at Columbus.
Miss Temple Smith, Of Alabama is
visiting DR.. W. r. ThOmpsOn's family.
DR.. w. T. Bcall left Monday for
Abbeyille, La. to be absent sometime.
Miss Kate Appel, of Crystal Springs
is visiting the family of DR.. w. L.
Beall.
There was an exceedingly pleasant
boat ride On the Victor last Tuesday
night.
Miss Hattie Grisham, Of Cross
Roads is visiting the family OF Mrs.
e. G. Wood.
Miss Aline Griffin, who has been at
tending school in Mobile is home for
the vacation.
There were six accessiOns to the
membership of the Methodist church
here last Sunday.
l.. N. Dantzler, Jr. left for New
York last Monday on business, to be
| gone about two weeks.
Miss Julia Palmes returned last
week from a visit of several months
to relatives in POnchatoula, La.
The young man don't hang through
the hole in the fence now. She comes
to his house aud gives him music.
The summer girls are here, and the
boys say they intend to rush them for
all they are worth. Look out, girls.
Twenty thousand logs from r. G.
Luce & Son, of Basin arrived at the
mills OF the Pascagoula Lumber Co.
this week.
Mrs. L. N. Dantzler, ST., J. W,
Griffin and perhaps Others will attenC
the Confederate veterans reunion al
Richmond, Va.
Capt. Murdoch McInnis, our ole
comrade In the late war, OF Green'
county was In town this week looking
in very good health.
Mrs. r. W. Graham from Sumpter
vile, Fla, mother Of Conductor ThOs
W. Graham, Of the NJ. z. & p. r. II.
is visiting relatives here.
The John Albert Cornet Band ex
cursion to Horn Island last week wa
a success in every particular. Ne
proceeds amounted to S46.
II you want to buy a fine watch o
jewelry don't fail to 60 to see G. b
Beck in the Stewart building. HI
will repair your watch or jewelry &C
cordihg to the queens taste.
The Methodist brethren have pun
chased a $760 pipe organ for thei
church, and when 1t is put In place
which will be soon, the Methodist
will have the largest and only pip
organ in this section.
The following schooners are loadin
this week at the l.. N. Dantzler Lun
Der Co.'s mills: Hildegard with 100
=, 600 feet Uf lumber for San Juan Bat
tista; L. A. Edwards with 10000 fet
of lumber for Vera Cruz.
A few evenings ago the Woodme
, of the World held an open meetir
: and received SO applications. Speech
were made by Drs. j. X. McLeO'
Turner and Thompson, setting fort
the objects and benefits OF the Orde
. The following is the program Of Il
t Hypathean society, which meets
the residence OF MI. w. Fred HERR
Friday June 10Th:
t BiOgraphy-Mr. John F. P. Blumt
Instrumental Music-Miss Randa
:. Reading-Mr. J. II. Blumer.
Song-Mrs. Fowler.
Violin Solo-Mr. w. Fred Herrin.
Reading-Mr. w. A. COulsOn.
e SOng-Miss Beardslee.
RecitatiOn-Miss Spencer.
|r Instrumental Music-Mary Ell
u and Emile Herrin.
AuthOr-JerOme X, Jerome.