The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-03-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.


: He says he means business.
No blind tigers in our town.
She looks sad and lonely now.
Several cases of fever in town.
Not much crap shooting going on.
Mrs. Ed. Wood and baby are sick.
He Vas out Green hunting Sunday
L. N. Dantzler. Jr., is sick with
fever.
Mrs. A. NJ. Cowan was in Mobile
last week.
Frotcher's celebrated seeds are solo
by Stewart.
No business in our courts. Money
is too scarce.
The talk here is very deep water at
Horn Island.
Moss Point isn't large enough now
for some folks.
Miss Durham is visiting her sister,
Mrs. II. X. Denny.
DIR. e. F. Griffin, quarantine physi-
stefan, is at home sick.
The planer of the Pascagoula Lum-
Der Co. has started again.
Mrs. Zelle Kendall left Saturday for
her home at Meridian.
Beautiful spring weather-good
time to push garden work.
s. J. Taylor, of Mobile, is now at
the throttle of the tug Isabel.
Miss Emma Hand returned Monday
from a pleasant visit to Mobile.
She was badly disappointed in her
trip to the depot Sunday evening.
The young man with waller shoes
was out with his best girl Sunday.
Bruner Dantzler will return to his
home soon. He is a social favorite.
The first beau must be delightful /;
anyhow, 1t brightcnS a cOuntenance
The mills are all crowded with or
ders for lumber to go to foreign ports.
Young ladies should not send for
their s~weethearts to come to see them.
Miss Sallie Mcleod has returned
from her school at Graham's Ferry for
a rest.
The Hypathean Society meets to-
night at the residence of w. Fred
Herrin.
There was a pleasant young peoples
party at the residence of Capt. Fritz
Lienhard last Friday night. Every
one had a ostdelightf time.
Girls, don't forget that this is leap
year. Put your work in before 1T is
too late.
Only a few Of our citizens attended
the Emma Warren show at Scranton
this week.
Rev. T.'W. Adams and wife, accom-
panied by his mother-in-law, returned
home last week.
Miss Lyle left for Meridian Monday,
accompanied as far as Mobile by her
friend Mrs. Denny.
There is talk over the river of max
ing a move to have Randall Ferry
declared a free.
Wm. L. Rhodes is now head sawyer
at the Phoenix mill. He is said to be
the best on the river.
The Pascagoula Lumber Co. has re-
ceivcd this week 5000 logs from r. G.
Luce & Son, Of Basin.
The marine hospital steamer VIM.
Fl. Welsh was IN Angeles ship ways
this week for painting, etc.
ThOs. A. Cause, Jr., of Fernandina,
Fla, has been here several days on
important special business.
Miss Annie l.. Dantzler, after six
weeks visit to relatives at Tyler,
Texas, returned home Saturday night
last.
The P~ascagoula Lumber Co. is load
ing the schooner w. T.Campbell with
lis. 200 feet of lumber for Kingston,
Jamaica.
Mrs. Il. +. JAG kson and Miss Lucille
Roberts, of Perdue Hill, Ala, mother
and niece of G. w. Jackson, are visit
ing his family.
z. S. Langdon, Of New York, senior
of the firm Of G. S. Langdon & Co., is
here this week on business connected
with his firm.
Miss Mile McInnis returned Satur-
day from Basin, where she has been
conducting IA public school, the term
of which having closed.
Miss Laura Hill spent week Carnival
in New Orleans and has returned
home, delighted with her visit. Some
body here says his heart fairly ached
while she was away.
The following schooners are loading
this week at the l.. n. Dantzler Lum-
Der Co.'S mills: Lena r. Storer with
220,0 900 feet Of lumber for Kingston,
Jamaica F; Lady Shea with 100, 900 feet
Of lumber for Nassau.
MieMossP Point public school closed
on Friday, February 2Sth, to the re-
greet Of all its patrons, with an attend
anc Of over 40. The patrons are so
well pleased with the progress of their
children and the excellent manner In
which Mrs. Laurendine conducted II,
that they retained her In a private
school, which opened March End, with
an attendance Of 30 pupils. The roll
Of the public school was increased
every month, by new pupils, till they
numbered over seventy.
Program for the Juvenile Missionary
meeting, to be held 10 the Methodist
church next Sunday at 3 o'clock:
Song by little girls
Recltation-Lula Marlin.
Song-Wo0tie Yates.
observation-disclosures Torres, Mack
Farley and Leo Yates.