The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-07-02
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

1t Is too hot for the summer girls.
Business is rather dull in all lines.
The weather is rather juicy these
long days.
Mrs. Addie McInnis and family are
at home again.
Mr.. Hi Dee Cudabac, of Mobile was
10 town Monday.
Wonder II they took advantage OF
excursion rates.
Mr.. John Anderson spent Tuesday
In New Orleans.
Mr.. z. r. Tisdale, OF Jones county, Is
in u midst this week.
Mr.. ]. Wyatt Griffin returned from
a ten days trip in Perry county.
Mr.. F. w. Stewart, Of Handsboro
was In town on business Tuesday.
M. Joe Beardslee and family are
now domiciled in the Vaughan house.
Mr.. l. B. Smith went to Pensacola,
Fla, on Saturday and returned Mon.
Gay.
A most delightful boat ride was
given last Saturday night on the tug
Victor.
Several charming young ladies are
expected to visit friends in u town
shortly.
The directors of the Pascagoula
Boom Co. will hold a special meeting
on Wednesday, July It'll.
Mrs. M. M. Watkins Is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Mrs. Hughes,
Of Rodney, Miss.
The Presbyterian church is under.
going repairs. A rearrangement OF
the pews is being made.
Selling ice on Sunday Is a violation
of the laws OF Mississippi. Law.
breakers will please take notice.
Miss Florence Randall gave her
Sunday.school class an outing at Pas
cagoula Tuesday.
Mr.. Walter F. S~irjeant, Of London,
England, was a recent visitor here,
the guest Of Mr.. Chas. Sheriff.
The Hypathean Society meets next
Friday, July 9th, at the residence OF
Mr.. Joe Beardslee.
Miss Lyll Morris has returned from
Ocean Springs, where she has been on
a visit for several weeks.
The tug Neptune, which has been
laid up for several days putting In
new stack and water tank, is again In
commission.
Mr.. f. G. Robinson and family left
Thursday of last week for Norwalk,
Ohio, where his family will remain
during the summer.
Misses Rosa and Celeste Castanera
were In attendance at the wedding OF
their brother, Mr.. +. b. Castanera, at
Biloxi.
MI. and Mrs. John F. Krebs return.
ed on Saturday from a visit to the
Nashville Exposition, greatly pleased
with their trip.
Rev. J. W. McLaurin, agent of the
American Bible Society for Missis.
sippi, will preach next Sunday at II
O'Clock in the Methodist church.
Some Of our private citizens and
merchants contemplate the erection
OF wind mills for the purpose of sup.
plying their residences and business
houses with water.
We were all glad to welcome back
the Misses Eleanor and Bertha Boards.
lee, who on Thursday returned from
the Gulf City, after a pleasant stay
with friends.
Mrs. Addie M. McInnis and family
arrived at home last Thursday from
New Orleans, where her son Willie
and daughter Miss Addie have been
in college.
Deputy Grand Master J. W. Stew.
art assisted District Deputy ]. l..
Buckley In reviying Waynesboro
Lodge, l. O. o. f., on June l4th. Mr..
Stewart was in Biloxi on the 18th and
has bright prospects for a lodge there
soon.
Schooners Oscar G.. with $50, 600
feet OF lumber and Hildegard, with
12O, 900 feet, are loading at the L. N.
Dantzler Lumber Co.'S mills this week,
the former for Havana and the later
for Carbairien.
The many friends Of Mr.. VIM. B.
Delmas and wife (nee Agnes E. Bish.
OBJ, formerly Of this place, but now Of
Handsboro, will regret to learn OF the
death Of their infant son Roger, who
died on Saturday last, aged 10 months
and 28 days.
DR.. w. R. Thompson has Just re
turned from Hazlehurst, where hs
was called to the bedside Of his sister
who was very i'll. He reports he
very much improved. He speaks O
the weather as hotter in the interiO
than on the coast.
Mr.. VIII A. Coulson returned Tues
day afternoon from Nashville, wher
he took in the Exposition, and wa
highly pleased with what he saw. II,
did not visit any other place in Ten
nessee on this trip, but when tn
leaves begin to fall he will visit an
other town In that State on bushes
Of a private nature.
! MOSS POINT ACADEMY.