The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-09-18
PERSONAL Ann GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.
New foundry. Nit!
Light rain Tuesday.
Business Is rather dull.
lie is still very attentive to her.
Our town Is comparatively healthy.
Our streets are now 10 good condi-
ton.
The fall girls are expected next
month.
The Pascagoula Boom Co. Is still
booming.
The O'Leary mill Is still running In
full blast.
The steamer Capt. Fritz makes reg.
ular trips to New Orleans.
Several Of Our prominent business
men went a fishing Tuesday.
The handsome book agent makes
his rounds here every month.
Most Point High-school is incrcas-
ing 10 number Of pupils every day.
Miscellaneous Authors - Place Of
meeting, Mr.. A. Burners residence.
Capt. W. L. Pinder is having his
residence repaired and tastefully
painted.
Many OF our young people visit the
Pascagoula beach Sunday to get a
Whit OF sea breeze.
M. G. II. Wood Is attending on
circuit court in Greene county this
week at Leaksville.
Miss Edith Hill Is spending a few
weeks at Pascagoula with her aunt,
Mrs. John Melettc.
1t Is said that Moss Point citizens
have lost the past few weeks about
$500 on base ball games.
TITS said that the beef we get Is
sometimes SO tough that we cannot
stick a fork In the gravy.
Messrs. Marion and Ecka Evans and
Hubert Fisher left last week to again
enter the University at Oxford.
Charley Collard's excursion to Mo-
bile was q success. In 4 few weeks
he will give one for New Orleans.
Mrs. H.C. Walker. ACCOMPANIED her
daughter, Mrs. d. Wopper. to Fauns-
dale, Ala, the latter's home last week.
Deputy Sheriff Robert J. Tough.
ridge is wide awake, and keeps his
eyes open seeking viOlatOrs of the
law.
Mr.. j. L. Dantzler is having a hand
some front addition built TO his resi-
dence, which will greatly beautify the
same.
Judge o. Wood has a few cases to
dispose Of every week for minor Of.
fences. Crap shooters are resting
easy at this time.
The DEMOCRAT.STAR job Office II
turning out some fine printing. All
orders promptly executed at hard
times prices. Bear this In mind.
4 Mr.. G. 3. Beck Is erecting a new
store building adjoining Messrs. d.
X. McInnis & Co.'s drug store, and
will occupy the same as q jewelry
store.
The Moss Point Mercantile Co. has
just received the largest stock of
shoes ever brought to Jackson county.
They guarantee every pair and chal.
lenge all competitors as to price and
quality.
Capt. II. +. Erickson. accompanied
by his relatives. the Misses Ophelia
Kornbeck and Bertha Dana, enjoyed
a visit to Mobile and Point Clear last
week. They were charmed with their
outing.
An excursion to the snapper banks
was made by the Fox last Saturday,
the Captain, L. Levin and family con-
shutting the party. They we're sue
! cessful In capturing 150 red snappers
and returned much pleased with their
days outing.
The schOOners Elsie A. Baylcs, Capt.
b. Benson, and Bertha Louise arc
loading with lumber at the L. N.
| Dantzler Co.'s mills this week, the
former with $4,000 feet for New
| York and the latter with 10000 feet
for Kingston, Jamaica.
The Misses Lena and Wi1moth Ad-
ans and Bertha and Mabel Ward left
for Meridian Monday to attend the
session of the East Mississippi Fe-
male College OF that place. They
were accompanied by Mrs. W. W.
Thompson, OF Meridian.
Program for the Hypathcan Society,
Friday evening, Sept. Is:
SOng-Miss Edna Merrill.
Reading-Mr. Prentlss Mcleod.
Violin SOlo-Mr. John Blumer.
Reading-Miss Maude COulsOn.
Instrumental Solo Miss Isabel
Lien6ard.
Quartctte-Mcssrs. Ed and ROb't
Hopkins, Farley and Mcleod.
Instrumental Solo Miss Emma
Hand.
Hon. W. F. Love spoke Wednesday
night at Hills Hall TO q fair audience
The standard bearer Of the Demo
cratic party OF this district was intro
duced by Hon. M. N. Evans In q direc
and appropriate manner. Mr.. Low
paid a tribute to the business import
ance OF Moss Point and endorsed tn
Chicago ticket In its entirety; that
was ia strict accord with Jehers0niaI
Democracy. He said the present cam
paign was an important one an
that the existing coalition Of the c0un
try went to show that there was some
thing radically wrong with the f1nan
, cial affairs OF the land.
|, Died ut his home In Mess Point. a
1910 O'Clock q. n. last Friday, MI
WILEY MCNNL WARD, at the age O
, 40 years. Deceased was a native q
Jackson county, where he resided coz
tinuously up to the time Of his death
The remains we're inferred at 3 O'clOc
p. m. on the 18th inst, at the Grim
cemetsry, with the full burial rites o
the l. o. O. f., OF which order MI
> Ward was a prominent member.
Deceased was also a Mason. being
! member of Pascagoula Lodge No. 202
. He was a son Of Rev. John X. Ward
: Methodist minister OF this county
and had himself embraced the sam
: denomination two years ago.
Mr. Wuyd had boon twtCQ mnrrIof