The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-09-03

PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

AlANNSNsbty IoiNO W. SpAs
No cases Of dengue fever In this
town.
There Is some hope for the other
widows now.
MI. w. A. Coulson was In New Or
leans Sunday.
Mr.. John +. Krebs is having his new
store renovated.
Talk is cheap, but il takes money to
run a newspaper.
Rev. ID. o. Byers il cOnvalescing
from a severe spell Of sickness.
The mills are all running with a
good stock OF logs In their bOOms.
Mrs. T.. A. Coulson visited Mrs.
jamie Mckay In Mobile this week.
The Pascagoula Been Co.. held an
Important business meeting Tuesday.
Capt. G. H. Howe paid Mobile and
New Orleans a business visit this
week.
Mr.. Reubin Kittrcll, OF Kitrell, P.
O., and Mr.. ]. B. Kennedy, OF Augusta
were in town on timber business this
week.
Mr.. II. S. Jackson, L. & N. ticket
agent ut Mobile, sp mt Sunday with
his brother, Nj. G. W. Jackson and
family.
The additions TO Mr.. W. II.
Graham's store gives 1t q frontage Of
125 feet.
The 'old reliable" is still at the old
stand doing business on the square
with all.
The schooner Mile Williams was
hauled out on the Italian dock for re.
pairs last week.
The Methodist congregation pres
ented their pastor with q very excel
ent horse last week.
Mr.. P. B. Hand and wife, of Ocear
fSprings visited his brother, L. N
Hand Saturday and Sunday.
THE three.masted schooner Sirocc'
lis loading at the O'Leary mill thi'
week with 100000 feet Of lumber TO
Matanzas, Cuba.
The Hypathean Society meets to
night at the residence OF DR.. W. r
Thompson. A large attendance Is re
Quested.
Mrs. ]. l.. Dantzler and her BABY
daughter Fran returned home Sun
day, after u pleasant stay with heI
parents in Brandon, Miss.
DR.. /. II. c. Cook, G. II. Stevens, D
X. Mcdonald, of Augusta, r. M. Wcdg
worth and Y. W. Draughn were her'
this week on timber business.
Mr.. R.. c. Avant, formerly of Brew
ton, Ala, who recently purchased thu
Mcleod place or better known as thu
Thompson mill site, will shortly erecI
saw mill thereon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Bloomfield left her,
last Thursday week for Asheville
N. c., to be gone a few weeks. Mr.
Bloomfeld's health is not good aAt
his many friends throughout the coun
try hope the change and rest will full,
restore him.
Protractcd services begin in tht
Methodist church on Sunday, Sept
18th, Rev. G. H. II. Jackson, OF Mo
bile will have charge OF the music
Rev. w. P. Hurt, pastor Of the St
Francis street church, Mobile, will d,
the preaching. Every one Is cordially
invited to attend.
Claudius, only child Of Mr.. and Mrs
Marcus Mckay, departed this lih
Aug. 10, 1897. Claudius was foul
years old, OF unusual promise, beauti
full in person, sweet 10 disposition, III
was the object Of parental devotion
and every one who knew the preciOu,
child loved him. Every thing wa,
done TO keep him, but our Heavenl!
Father ordered otherwise, and he Il
now safe IN the Eternal Home. II
the sorely bereaved parents, relatives
; and friends we offer our profound sym
pathy.
MOSELEY-FOWLER.
Married, at the Episcopal church, II
! Biloxi, Miss, Monday evening, at
. O'Clock, by the rector, Rev. E. ThOmp
son, Mr.. John E. MOseley and Mrs
Laura Fowler, eldest daughter q
J Judge and Mrs. w. G.. Henderson
The bride is a most excellent lady an,
highly esteemed In this cOmmunit
and wherever she is known. MI
Moseley, formerly OF Memphis, Is
prominent business man OF Mos
Point, and Is to be congratulated upo
his good fortune In forming such
matrimonial alliance. They have tn
best wishes Of many friends for q Ion
life Of cOnnubial happiness.
Biloxi Herald.
The above newly married couple a.
comfortably quarted at the residenc
fof Mr.. II. K. Denny.