The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-08-27
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

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The widows never get left when
they want to marry.
Mr.. C. b. Chandler Is out again,
after "a spell OF sickness.
Mr.. Adam Ritayik is 10 the vicinity
Of Hot Springs, Arkansas.
Mr.. J. Hood. of State Line was here
on tiMter business this week.
Mrs. (Dr.) j. F. Moore, Of Tyler,
Texas, Is visiting relatives here.
H.. X. Denny has just received a
fresh supply Of Morning Joy Coffee.
Miss Susie Vaughan returned to her
home at Ocean Springs last Friday.
Saw logs are more plentiful here
now than greenbacks or anything else.
The rivers are very high, and logs
are coming down 10 large quantities.
MI. Harry Burton was in the Gulf
City this week on business and pleas
urc.
p. e. Blalack, Esq, Of Hattiesburg
was In town on timber business Satur.
day last.
Miss Alberta Blumer Is on a visit to
the family of Mr.. John F. Popp at
Fairview, Miss.
Mr.. r. q. Borden has accepted the
position as b%OOkkceper at the Moss
Point Mercantile Co.'s store.
DR.. ]. X. Mcleod was called do Nc.
Laurin, Miss, on Friday last by the
illness Of his son, Mr.. Ray Mcleod.
Messrs. w. Fred Herrin and J. W.
Stewart left on Sunday for jackson,
Miss, to attend the Knights OF Honor
meeting.
The schooner Flora Rodgers Is load
ing at the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'s
mills this week with $4,000 feet Of
lumber for Boston.
He SAYS he will leave 10 a few day.
for Nashville and other Tennessee
cities On a prOspe ting t0u", but moi
on Hoo Hoo business, however.
Mr.. John r. Graham. wife and
baby, OF Birmingham, after q two
days visit to his brother. MIR. W. H.
Graham, returned home Sunday.
There was a beautiful entertain.
ment given at Mrs. II. X. Denny's
home Monday night. Her guests were
select and all had a delightful time.
Mr.. j. L. Dantzler left for Brandon
Tuesday, where he will spend several
days with his family, who are guests
OF his mOther.in-law, Mrs. Judge A.
G. Mayors.
Mrs. NJ. G. Partridge, Of Mobile,
mother of Mr.. G. W. JacksOn's wife, ac-
cOmpanied by her two grandchildren,
Miss Ida and Master Wesley MCGUIRE,
arrived Tuesday for q short day.
Capt. John Alberts and Messrs. L.
N. Dantzler and A. M. Cowan return.
ed on Sunday from Healing Springs,
Ala. Capt. Albcrts and Mr.. Dantzler
we're much benefited by the change.
Our people were q little uneasy
when the report came that yellow
fever had appeared at Ocean Springs.
but the scare Is all over now, since 1t
turns out to he nothing but dengue
fever In a mild form.
The DEMOCRAT-STAR makes its ap-
pearance promptly every Friday, rain
or shine, cold or warm, and contains
something to interest and amuse Its
readers. Those who appreciate the
paper might chip In occasionally Il
dollar or 50 to pay the printer and
cheer the editors heart. Don't you
think 50, dear delinquent?
The Moss Point High.schOOl will
open on Monday, Sept. 9Th, with Prot.
W. r. Pate, principal; Mr.. Marion 6.
Evans and Miss Annie Watkins, as.
sistants. A full attendance Is So
licited.
Clarlon.L Ledger, Monday: Mr.. J. W.
Stewart, Of Moss Point, one OF the
most prosperous and enterprising bust
ness men Of the sea coast country, was
among the prominent visitors to jack
son to-day.
On the night Of September 9Th Vice.
gerent w. A. COulsOn will hold a con-
catenati0n in Scranton, when ten or
more worthy lumbermen will be made
acquainted with the mysteries OF
Hoo Hoo. There are only a few saw
mill firms not represented in the or.
der, and 1t is hoped after this meeting
each will have a representative In
Hoo Hoo Land. All those desiring to
become a member would do well To
send their application as early as pos
sible to w. A. COuls0n. On the next
day, which Is the ninth day Of the
ninth month Of the calendar year
known as Hoo Hoo day, the local nine
will give an excursion to Horn Island
to promote the happiness and long
life OF the newly.made members, and
all Hoo Hoo's are invited to come an6
bring their wife, mother, sisters and
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. II. Wood, Of thi.
place, attended the marriage Of theiI
adopted son, Cary Wood, at State
Line, Miss, last week. The fOllOwin,
notice OF the affair we clip from thu
Mobile Item OF Saturday:
DR.. v. P. Gaines and family, Mrs
Henry Gaines, Mr.. Benjamin Vincent
Mr.. w. +. Punch aud Rev. D. z. Pea
body, rector Of Trinity church, re
turned Thursday from State Line
Miss, where they went to attend tn,
Wood Punch wedding, which was sol
emnized In that little city at I O'clOcl
Wednesday night. The people o
State Line share with the bridal par
ty In the disappointment Of not hav
ing the ceremony performed ut TIL
. Methodist church, which had bee
very prcttily decorated by old friend
OF Mi. Wood and his pretty, petite
brunette bride, hut the heavy rain
that fell In Mobile visited State Lin
also, AID when the hour appointed 10
the wedding chimes came the weathe
3 was too Indictment for the bridal party
/ 80 Mr.. Peabody performed the cert
mOny ut The home VI the brides mOtt
er On East Railroad street. Man
!. friends witnessed the event. Tn
. young bride was most becOmingly q
! tired, and surrounded by her fot
. maids Of hon0r, among whom WI
Miss Helen Boone, Of Mobile, oh
\ made a charming picture. Mr.. on