The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-06-25

PERSONAL N E
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.
They were about IN mart.

He says she is the prettiest girl in
the world.
Judge and Mrs. o. Randall visited
Mobile this week.
John NJ. Anderson was in the Cres-
cent City this week.
No attention will be paid to anony-
nous communications.
Misses Rose and Celeste Castanera
visited Biloxi last week.
Miss Elizabeth Pendarvis visited
relatives here last week.
The fair c%anvasscr is back again
and the wldOwer is happy.
The signal flagstaff was blown down
in Sunday evenings gale.
Mr.. Fred Ste wart, Of Handsboro
spent Sunday in our midst.
The Chicago left Burners wharf
Tuesday for active service in the Bay.
Two gentle horses aud one wagon
for sale cheap. Apply to II. E, Delmas'
The steamer Capt. Fritz arrived
Sunday with a full cargo Of merchan-
disc.
Mrs. Fritz Colmer and Miss Florrie
Mclnnis were recent visitors to BIZ
loXl.
A scheme is on foot to organize a
stock company for a certain laudable
purpose.
Don't forget to stop at II. E. Del
mas for temperance drinks and fruits
OF all kinds,
Miss Laura Griffin returned home
Monday, after a several days visit to
New Orleans.
Mrs. Edward bloomfield and daugh-
ter Irene are visiting New Orleans
this week.
Mrs. E. r. Bragg, Of Ocean Springs
i, visiting her sister, Mrs. "A. 5. Den
ny, this week.
The Hoo HoO's OF this place enjoyed
their trip to the Confederation at
Biloxi last week.
Work is progressing towards getting
up the necessary subscription to deep
en- Horn Island harbor.
The Young Peoples Union held a
call meeting Tuesday night and every
one spent a delightful time.
Mr.. S. II. Hemphill, of Hattiesburg,
a prominent real estate and mill own
er, visited our town this week.
The schooner Walter Sumner is
loading with 1870, 900 feet Of lumber at
the O'Leary mill this week.
Miss May Morris and Mr.. Sam Heu-
ry, Jr., attended the Anderson-Mc {.
Clure wedding at Ocean Springs Tues
day.
Henry Johnson, a colored man, was
killed Saturday evening in the OLeary
mill by being caught in a belt.
j. NJ. Bradley, d. d. G. NJ. Of Ma
sons, was in town Monday featuring
the brethren Of ~Pascagoula Lodge.
Rev. lnman W. Cooper and congre-
CATION w~orshiped with the Presby-
terrain congregation on Sunday night
last.
Miss Lettie Taylor, an accomplished
and beautiful young lady OF the Gull
City,. is the guest Of Miss Bette
Blumer.
June 10Th and Goth were two Of the
hottest days evcr experienced in Moss
Point, the thermometer registering
SO degrees.
Several Of Great Britaln's citizens
here celebrated the siXtieth ami
versary Of Queen Nictoria's accession
to the throne of England.
The second story addition to Capt.
j. Wyatt Griflin's home is nearing
| completion, which makes it one of the
| handsomeSt residences in that part OF
town.
Mr.. Henry Colmer and family have
| the sympathy Of the community IN
| the loss OF their bright little babe,
which died Saturday night last.
Mr.. Adam Blumer, who recently left
for his old home in Switzerland, ar
rived there safely on the 9th inst.
He had a safe and pleasant trip.
Mr.. Morris GOldstein, the we'll
known wholesale notion drummer Of
New Orleans, was a welcome caller on
our merchants this week.
There was a pleasant surprise party
| Thursday night Of last week at the
home of Mr.. f. Fisher, given in honor
Of the return from college Of his son
Hubert
Mrssrs. Donald & Co, have made a
shipment OF poplar per steamship
Royalist, this being a new feature in
the timber trade for the London
market.
Prof. Pate, Of Calhoun county and
Mr.. Marion G. Evans, Of this place,
both graduates of the University Of
Mississippi in A. B. course, have been
placed In charge Of the Moss Point
Academy for the ensuing session.
The schooner Eleanor is loading at
the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'S mills
this week with 800, 900 feet for Ia
vana. Her owner, Capt. A. Voss, has
taken her in charge again, having re-
covered his health sufficiently to make
a voyage.
What might be termed a cyclone
passed through this place on Sunday
afternoon, doing more or less damage
knocking down the three S5-foot smoke
stacks Of the l.. N. ID. null, damaging
them to the amount of $500, aud break
ing off branches OF a number of trees
Cards are out announcing the mai
riage OF Mr.. Frank b. Castanera
formerly Of this place, to Miss Amelia
Desporte, of Biloxi, on Wednesday
June 30th, at 8 q. m, in the Catholic