The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-07-10
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PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

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News Items of Interest Gathered Tror
=. Various Sources.
Our population Is increasing.
Business Is rather quiet now.
Plenty Of logs at all the mills.
No new summer girls In town.
Some buildings going up in our town
Tuesday was certainly a blustery
day.
1t is an i'll wind that blows no one
good.
The dago with bear was in town the
other day.
Our fly crop is almost destroyed by
the recent rains.
DR.. W. I. Beall has returned home
from Abbeville, La.
Miss Laura Hill is spending some
weeks at ~Pascagoula.
The tug boat did not 20 out to Horn
Island Saturday night.
Mr.. A. p. Denny was In New Or
leans this week on business.
Mr.. II. S. Jackson, Of Mobile visited
his brother, e. W. last Sabbath.
She bought a NOAH rooster and her
Fellow took dinner with her Sunday.
Mr.. John Moseley spent Saturday
and Sunday at the growing village Of
ChicOra, Miss.
Mrs. d. W. Hopper, OF Faunsdale,
Ala, Is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. II. c. Walker.
Many Of our people will attend the
SeashOre camp meeting, commencing
on Wednesday 18th inst.
Mr.. Ed. Wood and family are Occu.
plying the Cook cottage on Market
street, PascagOula for the season.
He says he expects to wait until
fall, when the leaves begin to fall,
before he will bring the business to a
close.
The Moss Point L. & d. base ball
team wiped up the ScrantOns last
Saturday on their own grounds. Score
10 to 81.
Capt. G. II. Howe and family are
settled for the season at PascagOula.
They are oc ;upying the Clark dwelling
on Market street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Price w. Cunningham
had a permanent boardcr to arrive at
their home the other night. She is a
bright and pretty little girl baby.
White sewing machines, the best In
the world, for sale On monthly pay.
ments at
Moss POINT MERCANTILE Co.
Misses Emily and Louise Hughes, Of
Port Gibson are visiting their sister,
Mrs. NJ. N. Watkins, who has recently
returned from Il visit to her old home
In Claiborne county.
The X. A. E. O. have in preparation
a BurlesQue Of all Secret Orders, en-.
titled ''The Mystic Order of the Gold.
en- Fleece" to be presented to the
public in the near future.
All are invited to attend the Juve-
nile Missionary meeting at the Metho-
dist church Sunday evening at 4
O'Clock. Mrs. L. Fowler will favor us
with a song "The Holy City"
MI. C. B. Beck is not only a first.
class jeweler, but he is somewhat Ut a
gardener also. He presented We re.
porter Tuesday with a tomato which
weighed one pound and three quarters.
The recent heavy rains have dam.
aged our roads hereabOut very much.
OverSeers will have to look after them
just as soon as the weather will per-.
NIT. A word to the wise is sufficient.
Vincent RIOS, d. D. c. 2. installed
the officers Of Moss Point Encamp.
mcnt Nc. 8 last Friday night. This
had a net gain OF FIVE
members during the past six months.
Mr.. j. w. Griffin has returned from
Perry county whittier lie went to see
his mOther.in.law. He says lie found
her in splendid health, and that she
promised to remember him in the fall
when the chitterling crop come in.
Miss Ruth Turner, little daughter
Of DR.. S. S. Turner entertained several
Of her little friends Thursday evening
Of last week at her birthday party.
The little folks had a very nice time.
Ruth received several nice present.
Judge o. Randall, president Of the
State Bank and the county
board Of supervisors returned on Sum
day from q months outing to Los
Angeles, Cal. He looks In robust
having gained several pounds
since he left.
Mr.. ]. w. Stewart, Grand Warden,
installed the officers OF Moss Point
Lodge No. III, l. O. U. 4. on Monday
night last. This Lodge now numbers
IS, and had sixteen a~ccessiOns the
past six months. Truly Odd Fellow.
ship is on a boom In our town.
Mr.. L. N. Dantxler, ST., DR.. G. B..
Dantzler, Capt. John Alberts returned
Monday from a ten days visit to
Springs, Ala. They all i'm.
In health while there, and !
Capt. Alberts gained twelve pounds.
Ii he had remained there a month he ,
would have been as large as "Gumbo."
For the next thirty days, l will sell !
genuine Dueber Silverinc Open.fa face,
and Stem.set Watch cases, I
lifted with Trenton movements at the
Ow price Of $50 / will also 1t the |
'amc case with a genuine Waltham or
Elgin movement for $3.50. All move
nents are guaranteed for one year.
ordering by mail must send /
lash with order, and II you want II
'ent by mail add 10 cents extrp to nay /,
z. B. BECK.
Tle watches ahAYa described aee !.