The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-06-18
Arrival and Departure Of Malls.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

spent Tuesday in Mobile.
There is ONE secret which every
woman can keep-her age.
Mrs. James Paul left on Tuesday for
Mobile TO visit her daughter.
Mr.. Jas G. Fisher, OF Chicora, Miss,
visited his relatives here Sunday.
A tremendous stock of ladies' shirt
waists, below cost, at COwan Bros.
Dame RumOr says the woman evan.
gelist has quit her youthful husband.
The steamer Alberta b. was out on
Angeles ship-yard for repairs last
week.
Mr.. John o. Grisham and family, OF
Denny are visiting relatives here this
week.
Rev. !. w. Cooper leaves Friday for
Laurel, Miss, where lie will deliver an
address.
We will soon have a new bridge
over Rhodes bayou, for which VIC are
thankful.
Mr.. J. W. Stewart is having a din
ing and kitchin addition built to his
residence.
Mr.. W. NJ. Wilkin, OF Erie, Pa, Is
supplying our mills with machinery
this week.
The steamer Isabel was out on An
gel0'S ship-yard TO have a new propel-
lor adjusted.
The steamer Chicago has been at
Burners machine shop dock this
week for repairs.
Mrs. NJ, E. Denny and Miss Ethel
Bloomfield are visiting friends In Mo-
bile this week.
Mcssrs. j. w. Stewart and c. II.
Wood are attending chancery court at
Waynesboro this week.
Mr.. j. Wyatt Griffin left on Tues
day for a trip in Perry county, to be
gone a week or ten days.
Quite a number of Moss Pointers
attended the confederation OF the
Hoo-IIoo's at Biloxi this week.
Master Albert Howe returned home
from Jackson this week, where he has
been attending Millsaps College.
Watermelons are coming into mark
ct. Like some of the Moss Point girls
lIIcy dIC hOV NCIy iaisSj ouo ""A"'
sweet.
Messrs. Marion G. Evans, "Ecka"
Evans and Hubert +. Fisher returned
home last week from the University
Of Mississippi.
Schooner Gertrude A. Bartlett is
loading at the l.. N. Dantzler Lumber
| Co.'S mills this week with 1926, 900 feet
| or Iumbpr for Havana.
Mr.. b. Arthur Johnson, represent
ing the Chicago Timberman was in
town this week in the interest OF that
progressive journal.
Mrs. DR.. !, w. CoOper's mother and
two brothers, MessrS. Daniel and
| Ernest Wordsworth, are visiting her,
| Their home is at Jackson, La.
The fair agent from st. Louis left
on Monday for Atlanta, and hearts are
sad. Dry your tears, boys. She says
she will come b2ck.
Miss Emp1a Hand. Who has for some
months past been visiting IN the Gulf
City, returned home Tuesday much to
| the pleasure OF her many friends.
The winning ways Of certain young
ladies and widows are about to cap
ture some Of our unsuspecting young
men. Look out for a few cases OF
matrimOny.
Misses Eleanor and Bertha Boards
lee, the charming and beautiful
daughters of Mr.. Joe Beardslee, are
visiting in the Gulf City, the guests Of
Mrs. b. L. Stafford.
Messers. l.. N. Dantzler, Sr. and
Will A. CoulsOn will leave on Satur.
day for Nashville to attend the meet
ing OF the Confederate Veterans AS
ISOLATION.
Rev. DR.. Henry Bennett held a
series OF revival meetings at the Bap-
fist church in E~scatawpa last week.
Much interest was manifested and
several acquisitions to the church.
DR.. w r. Thompson's new resi-
dence, which Is the admiration OF the
town and truly an ornament to the
part in which it is located, Is SO far
completed that 1t will soon be oc.
cupied by its owner.
TO OUR FRIENDS AND PATRONS.
Wishing to close up our business,
we will sell out the remainder OF Jul
stock at cost. All accounts due US
must be settled at once.
WALKER & ROGERS.
Mesdamcs w. r. Thompson's and
C. w. Jackson's Sunday-school classes
will picnicK at PascagOula Thursday.
These Jealous teachers do not fail to
keep up interest in their Sunday
school work.
Java Blend Coffee, In m pound tin
pals, is the best coffee on the market.
One pound Is equal in strength and
flavor to two pounds OF any other.
Try it. The best is always the cheap.
est. For sale only By ". X. Denny,
Mr.. W. II. Graham returned Tues.
day from Louisville, Ark, where he
had gone to see his s%on-in-law, Mr..
G. NJ. Morgan, who was recently Sc.
verely shot through the lungs and arm,
Watermelons are on the market.
The continued drouth has been un.
:, favorable to their development and
. the celebrated varieties have been re-
: duced to the inferior grade known as
: fthe Doctors Delight, one melon being
suficient to call for o $40 DOCTORS bill,
Hon. NJ. M. Evans returned q few
days ago from an extended trip in the
prosecution OF his railroad and boarc
= Of control business. He reports thu
: : plantations worked In the interest o
the State by the Board Of Control O
the Penitentiary In fine fix, cotton al
: up with a good stand and promises Il
be q fine crop, notwithstanding tn,
r overflow in the Della.
SONG or A PREP, UNIV. OF MISS
Say, Pregpy, say, why don't you g
away
0 Pray do you know what your,
about, dearp
Did you bring your dolls and you
i. little riding horse,
p And, say, does your mother know
you're out, deaf3