The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-07-16
MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

He went to Scranton alone.
: Very little sickness IN town.
IL will soon be time TO plant turniI
seed.
Crap shooting has played out here.
The widows seem to be neglected
now.
A cool wave struck our town Mon.
day.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Evans was at home last
week.
A bcvy OF summer girls are expected
next week.
j WatermelOns are plentiful in town
very cheap.
! Carl Johnson has not returned to
our town.
Mr.. Henry Herring was a visitor
here recently.
She says she is waiting and wishing
for HIM TO come.
The picture man is in town raking
In tue shckels.
Mean liquor will make some men
beat their wives.
Some people say tailors are truthful
men.sOme-times.
Mr.. o. G. COwan paid business
visit to Mobile Friday.
Dull in social circles, on account OF
the intense hot weather.
Mr.. Adam Blumer is cx pccted home
the latter part OF this month.
The mills are all running with
plenty Of orders for lumber.
Mr.. c. p. Wcatherbee, OF Waynes.
bOrO, Miss, is visitor to our town.
Go to Stewards for fresh cabbage,
rutabaga and turnip seed. 22at
Jim Byrd Pickett is now managi ng
the Champion Livery Stable in our
town.
We are extremely sorry to mention
that Rev. ID. y. Bycrs is on the sick
list.
The Steamer Fox is hauled out on
the shlpyard Of John dc Angelo for re.
pairs.
Rev. l. w. Cooper will leave next
week to hold meeting in Yazoo
county.
DIR. w. r. Thompson has moved into
his handsome and cOmmOdiOus new
residence.
Quite a number OF our town folk
will visit the SeasllOre Camp Grounds
this week.
Mr.. C. U. Bcasley, Of FIomatOn, Ala.
visited our town Tuesday with a view
of locating.
Mrs. (Dr.) Geo. L. lizard, OF Mobile is
visiting her father MIR. l.. N. Dantzlcr
and family.
Work has been started on the Rhodes
Bayou bridge on the Foundry road
this week.
Miss Bessie Harry, Of Newton, Miss,
is visiting the family Of her brother
Mr.. W. B. Harry.
A GOOD MICH COW FOR SALE.
Apply to j. Z. Carlisle,
Moss Point, Miss.
DR.. w. L. Hightowers fine milch
cow died suddenly this week. She
may have been poisoned.
The w. Of the w. held their picnic
last week at PascagOula, which was a
great success.
Look out for Fisher and Herrin.
They are n(ice) young men and advise
everybody to keep cool. -
Drs. G. Bruner Dantzler and Geo. L.
lizard, OF the Gulf City spent Sunday
IN our burg with relatives.
Fred W. Stewart is at home again,
after an absence Of some three months
or more on the G. & S. l. Railroad.
Don't borrow your neighbOr's copy
OF the DEMOCRAT-STAR. Get one for
yourself. Only 81 year in advance.
DR.. Frank Griffin, a prominent
young dentist OF Meridian Is in our
town this week on a visit to relatives.
Pay your Subscription to the DEMO
CRAT-STAR. Printers require some.
thing more tangible than air and
water.
The repairs in the Presbyterian
church have been completed, and it is
the general verdict that 1t has been
greatly improved thereby.
Mr.. Frank G. Robinson returned on
Friday last from NOrwalk, Ohio,
where he had accompanied his family
several weeks ago.
The three-mastcd schooner Pepe
Ramirez is loading at the Robinson
Land and Lumber Co.'S mill with $780,
900 feet Of lumber for New York.
Messrs. j. Wyatt Griffin and Will
Watkins went to New Orleans Tues.
day afternoon on business and pleasure
combined.
DR.. W. In Christian evidence class),
"Mr. G. what is CaSnistry?" Mr.. Z.
Why 1t Is taking a slight glance, sort
OF casual like at a thing.
Mrs. S. Wadsworth, who has been
on visit to her daughter, Mrs. (Rev.)
/. w. Cooper, left Wednesday to visit
relatives 10 C0piah county.
Misses Mary and Irene Stranchan,
charming young ladies OF the Gulf
City, who have been visiting the
Misses Edens at the residence Of Mr..
J. +. Carlisle returned home Saturday.
Mr.. j. w. Stewart visited Biloxi
Tuesday nigh: and Wednesday morn.
ing to make preliminary arrangements
for the organization OF lodge Of Odd
Fellows next Monday night.
Moss Point has had several refresh
ing showers during the week, the
mercury has fallen an unspeakable
distance and the chance VI living Is
somewhat greater.
Who was it when at the opera for
the first time, said as the curtain
went down at end Of the first act.
| Nx,o l.t,. ,t,,o t., AZ
comm frOm?"
Rev. d. o. Byers was not able to oc.
cupy his pulpit last sabbath. He was
for several days confined to his room
with an abscess in the car from which
he suffered intensely. He is now
much better.
Last week Mr.. J. J. Mcintosh re.
cieved a telegram announcing the sud-
den death at Memphis, of Mr.. Jas.
AlgeO. Mr.. Algeo was married some