The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-07-30
PERSONAL N GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

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Moss Point has some Of the fastest
buggy horses in the county.
Mrs. +. Salmen, OF Slidell, La, WIS.,
tied Miss Mary Morris this week.
Geo. w. Robinson was in our midst
few days last week on business.
The steamer Victor is hauled out
on the ship yard for general repairs.
Miss Hattie Grisbam, OF Denny is
visiting Mrs. Z. Z. Wood and family.
Since the colored camp meeting the
hog cholera has broken out in our
midst.
Mrs. J. L. Dantzler and daughter
Fran, are visiting in Meridian and
Brandon.
Miss Kate FISCHER, of Hattiesburg,
is visiting her cousin, Miss Virgie
Spencer.
The Sunday morning train leaving
here at 1890 has been changed to IL
O'Clock.
A new lock has been placed on the
office door since the little affair on
Monday.
Miss Sallie Austin, of Jackson, La,
is visiting the family Of Mr.. q. g..
Joiner.
Mrs. NJ. Wright has returned from
Handsboro, after a pleasant visit to
friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Cause and little
daughter, of HandsbOro are visiting
friends here.
Miss Mary Ellen Herrin is visiting
friends and relatives at Spring Hill,
Ala, this week.
Mrs. L. w. Toomer, Of Mobile, is
visiting the family Of her nephew,
Mr.. J. W. Stewart.
The handsome book agent was in
town this week. Wonder il he called
to see his best girl?
The saw mills seem to be doing
well, running all the time with plenty
of orders for lumber.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. Bozeman, of Me-
ridlan are visiting Mrs. BoZeman's
father, Mr.. L. N. Dantzler.
The steamer Capt. Fritz arrived
Monday from the Crescent City with
a full cargo Of merchandise.
Misses Mamie Holloman and Mamie
Mclaughlin, Of Peachtree, Ala, are
visiting Miss Mellia McInnis.
Mrs. Batson, OF Kentucky, 50 well
remembered here as Miss Annie Field,
spent last week with Mrs. O. 9. Cowan.
Our town is harboring. number of
beautiful summer girls. Young blOods,
do your duty ere the summer is gone.
Mrs. Geo. W. O'Neill and beautiful
little daughter, Fannie Wright, have
returned from a visit along the coast.
Miss Lula Hayiland, a charming
young lady of Ocean Springs, will visit
her friend, Miss Lyll Morris, on Sat
urday.
Much to the regret Of her many ad-
mirers, Miss Katie Lee Taylor re-
turned to her home in Mobile last
Saturday.
Mrs. Jose G. Brisolara, of New Or
leans, with her little daughter, is
spending a while with the family of
Capt. Fritz Lienhard.
Miss May Morris will entertain
Saturday Miss Willie Biddell, OF Col
umbia, Tenn. and Miss Lucy Shan.
non, of Ocean Springs.
Capt. Fritz Lienhard has chartered
his staunch tug Isabel to the Gulf
City Coal Co. Of Mobile, to be en-
ployed in towing barges to that city.
Miss Leda Soule, of Meridian, cousin
OF Mr.. NJ. W. Hyde, came here from
the Seashore Camp-grouDd to partici-
pate in the Cleyaka entertainment
Tuesday evening.
The school in the Moss Point Acad-
envy opens 10 September under the SUI
pervision of competent teachers. 1t
is to be hoped our citizens will give IT
their support.
Those who are indebted to the
DEMOCRAT-STAR for subscription, adj
vertising or job work, will do the
right thing by squaring up at their
earliest convenience.
The tug Leo was chartered for an.
| other boat-ride Monday night Of this
week, the Moss Point String'band dis
c0ursed sweet music, and the evening
passed most pleasantly.
Miss II. Ducoing, Of New Orleans,
accompanied her sister, Mrs. Jose G..
BrisOlara, on the steamer Capt. Fritz,
which arrived here Monday. Miss
Ducoing is visiting Scranton, the
guest OF Mr.. V. Ros and family.
Following schooners are loading at
the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'S mills
this week: Chas. Fowler with 1855, 900
# for Caibaricn; l.. N. Dantzler with
l25, 900 IT for Frontera; Rita Cue with
10000 1T for Vera Cruz; Nan Dantz-
Ter with 1885, 900 IT for Vera Cruz.
A delightful party to ~Pascagoula
was given by Mrs. II. X. Denny
Thursday night of last week on the
Moss Point Railroad. A delicious
lunch was served and a pleasant time
enjoyed by all. A short stop was
made at Scranton, where the party
visited the new bank building.
Last Sunday Rev. y. +. Emery, OF
Biloxi, occupied the pulpit OF the
Methodist church during the TEN.
porary absence OF the pastor, Rev. L
W. Cooper, who was attending a meet
ing in Yazoo county, but returned or
Monday.
Some Of the Moss Point people wer,
at the opening of the new Scranton
State Bank building on Thursda,
evening Of last week, and pronounced
it one of the finest and most subStan
tial buildings OF the kind In the State
They also enjoyed the delightful
spread gotten up by the directors Q
the bank on that occasion.
!. Following is the program for tn
next meeting of the Hypathean s.
, ciety, Friday evening, August 9Th:
|, Biography-John +. p. Blumer.
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