The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-08-21
PERSONAL M 0ENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

News Items Of Interest Gathered Fro
Various Sources.
The summer girls are gone.
lie pulls down the blinds now.
She says she will not let him of.
No Sunday base ball playing here.
Shooting craps Is a thing OF the past
Pigs are not to be ridden "horse
back"
Judge Wood says court business
awful dull.
The Sabbath day Is generally ob
served In this place.
Have your job Printing done at tn,
DEMOcRAT'STAR ONCE.
Hon. NJ. A. Dees Is at home enjoy
Ing q much needed rest.
Very quiet 10 social circles, on &C
count OF the hot weather.
Peddlers without license had better
give Moss Point a wide birth.
The Moss Point High School will
open the first Monday 10 September.
Mr.. +. B. Castanera, of Biloxi was
10 town this week visiting his parents.
The lumber business Is dull, and
some Of the mills arc getting short Of
logs.
Mrs. c. B. Beck and children have
returned home from q visit to Hands
| bOrO.
MI. NJ. NJ. Watkins Is attending U.
5. circuit court at Mississippi City
this week.
Miss Jessie Schwager, sister OF Capt.
U. +. Anderson, Is very sick, but hopes
are bright for her recovery.
Mr.. Jesse Bounds, Jr., Of the Lake
Mills left Tuesday for Meridian to
visit his family and friends.
G. B. Beck has a nice lot of new
watch. chains, also violin, bangO and
guitar strings. Call and see him.
Mckinley men are very scarce in our
town. All good Democrats are out
spoken for Bryan and Sewall and Love.
Railroad Commissioner NJ. NJ. Evans
has sold out his grocery store at
Wesson and returned TO Moss Point to
remain.
Mrs. G. W. Jackson and little |
daughter have returned home, after a
months visit to Mon Louis Island and
Mobile.
Mr.. c. o. Yates, who has been en-.
In building a residence for Mr..
Kila Platt at Platt, returned home
Saturday.
Mr.. S. Edgar Cowan has returned
from WessOn where he was engaged
In the mercantile business with Hon.
NJ. NJ. Evans.
A little daughter has recently ap-
pearcd at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Jose 6. BrisOlara, to grace their house.
hold in future years.
Mrs. j. L. Dantzler, baby Fran and
Mrs. Judge A. G.. Mayors left last
week for Brandon. Mrs. Dantzler will
be absent several weeks.
We learn that our young friend Tom
NJ. Dees, Of Moss Point has settled at
Midlothian, Ellis county, Texas and
will go to merchandising there.
Miss Linda A. Cormack will re.
open her private school on the first
Monday (7th) OF September. A limi.
Led number OF pupils will be received.
Misses Bette and Alberta Blumcr
returned Tuesday from a pleasant
visit OF several weeks to friends and
relatives at HandsbOrO and Fairview.
Miss Bessie Thomas, q popular and
young lady OF Clinton, who
IS summering at P~ascagOula spent
Sunday With her friends, Misses Jen.
ME A., and Laura B. Hill here.
Messrs. W. Denny & Co., have Just
the erection OF q substanti-
Al and cOmmOdiOus shed adjoining the
.Leary mill, the structure being in.
for the storage Of dressed lum-
Der.
Three charming little Misses, of
viz: Kate and Angelo
and Florence Gearreau, are
a week with their friends,
The Misses Wilmoth and Mabel Adams
here.
Messrs. j. L., and L. N. Dantzler,
Jr., were at Biloxi Monday to attend
opening OF bids for the purchase
" University timber lands, but all
bids submitted were rejected by the
executive committee.
Tuesday night a jolly crowd Of ten
boarded tile steamer Alberta Il. and
vent down the PxscagOula to hear
The mysterious music" which was
heard very distinctly. IT'S needless
70 add that all had u most delightful
lime.
Rev. j. M. BrOadus, a noted Baptist
Of Greenville, this State, will
In the Moss Point Baptist
next Sunday night and will
the services nightly through.
out the week. Everybody invited to
attend.
Wcsson Mirror: M. N. Evans closed
his Wholesale grocery house In this
city last q tsday, and returned to his
nome 1t Loss Point. The Mirror Is
sorry that he could not make q success
nj the wholesale business here; and
also sorry to have him leave town. He
has our best wishes.
The Moss Point Bakery will open
for business In the Escatawpa Hotel
building, on or about the flrst Of
September, August W. Cambley. pro-.
priet1e Moss Point people will be
served With the best bread ever made
In the county. MI. Cambley has had
years experience In the busi-
ness, and proposes to treat thoSnlOss
people right, therefore " 60.
ltNifu THAR n~0frOnouo