The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-09-17
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PERSONAL AMI E
News Items Of Interest Gathered Fror
Various Sources.

NOll said he was "shO' scared" OF
the yellow fever.
In yellow fever times dyink black
coffee with lemon juice.
I No yellow fever in our town. Very
little sickness OF any kind.
Mr.. ]. Bounds and family are visit
ing relatives in Tupelo, Miss.
Mr.. A.. Ritayik and family left
Tuesday OF last week for st. Louis,
Mo.
A large proportion OF our popula-
tion has gone on u vacation-to the
woods.
Mr.. r. G.. Borden Is now in charge
Of the office Of the l.. N. Dantzler
Lumber Co.
The Methodist pastor reports his
flock gone. He had no-cODgregation
to preach to Sunday.
One Moss Point citizen says II he
sees any microbes coming up his ave-
nue., be will shoot them between the
eyes.
,sThe Phenix mill began operations
Tuesday OF this week, after being
stopped for some weeks for general re-
pairs.
Read the DIST Psalm, disinfect your
premises, keep your system in good
condition and you need not fear the
yellow fever.
When last seen he was crossing the
ferry en- route for the hill country, in
company with a young widow and her
charming sister.
Miss Rosa Moore, a charming young
lady of Marion, Ala. who was visiting
the family OF Mr.. Wyatt Griffin, re-
turned home on the 9th.
The wind blew a gale from the
northeast Sunday, and was accom-
panied by rains all during the day;
the tide was also very high.
We are pleased to note that Miss
LESSEE Castanera, one OF u lOveliest
young ladies, who has been sick for
some days past, is improving.
There was a SHINY attended service
at the Presbyterian church Sunday
morning. The pastor preached an APP
prODriate sermon from Psalm 81: |, 4.
Wilson Springs has grown in the
last ten days to a very popular "re-
Sort" several families who left town
owing to the fever scare are stopping
there.
Mr.. S. D. Denny reached home
Thursday of last week from Asheville,
N. g., where he was visiting Mr.. Il.
Bloomfield and wife. lie reports that
VIZ, Az
Inc n1osI oi u WINE popuiatlon
EMk9sS ~ k}lS WT9p9S lfmagi
heard from, were pressing on toward
the north star. 1t is reported that
they have gone to the Klondike.
me eScltsmeno ia our .owm las.
week oi Che tlieaenV iep9'.s v. Serio"
iever was l"vease d eUOo nuad,T"'' vi ",
our people took 70 Cle moous anu
oIhers leiC oy raj loi uinelenv pd, as
OF lhe county. Ut eHc,.e,lem' nas
now aoout .olown over,. anu our PEG,
PIE thlnk WIN inc sIrlcI quarahtIne
that Is IN lorce' we eau a'olu Tue
DREADED disease.
The pewso OF the death Of Miss Pene.
lone d. Schultze at Ocean Springs O n
the 5th inst, with the prevailing fever
NV oNe
was received here with much sorrow
Miss Schultze's charming personality
had won her many friends among US.
Great sympathy is felt for her afflicted
mother. who was unable to come to
her dying child by reason of her own
sickness, and IS now completely pros
trated with grief.
r,,,ov,ro 10 tho LIST ~ re~,ucees.
D"nts,er and family Rrandon
SWi,s T, N nant1ler ST. and T, n
n nIT r. Nashville' Tenn A. NJ
G"wsn and family Tate Strings
Tam q W Lack son and family. Par,
dna Hin Aia.T w Dean and family
IN Tho '.;sticisn somewhere. / "
GriMn family and visitors wilson
S]nrin", r. Tavlor and f,milv' in
1,ba tsstioro.D prantjss Mel ,cod Ma.
cnn Miss Adam Rj,avik and family
l NotAy h1lopss 10 AstbuJ ~ 49, 80