The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-05
Arrival and D.p.rtur. OF n ,u.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

She is still waiting and watching.
They seem to be as happy as cooling
doves.
Miss Annie L. Dantzler spent Mardi
Gras 10 Mobile.
Mr.. Chas. Sheriff has made his per-
manent residence here.
Mr.. ii. c. Walker is out again, after
a serious spell Of illness,
1t will m%atcrialize in about three or
four weeks from now, they say.
Messrs. c. B. Beck and Leon Colmer
were visitors to the Gulf City this
week.
Messrs. John f. P. Blumer aud L.
p. Herrin visited the Gulf City this
week.
Miss Bette Blumer and sister AL.
berta spent the Carnival season In
Mobile.
DR.. l.. II. c. Cook, OF Augusta was
here Saturday looking after his log
business.
Mrs. E. CAN'T returned this week
from a pleasant visit to friends at
Escatawpa.
Mr.. Henry Blumer is among the
Mess Pointers that are visiting New
Orleans this week.
Mrs. Mary Green and children OF
Meridian, are visiting the family Of
Mr.. J. L. Dantzler.
Capt. II. +. Erickson has bought out
the merchandise store lately conduct
ed by John Z, Carlisle,
Policy, the well-knOwn old red mule
OF Mr.. A. Blumer has been pensioned
and put on the retired list.
Mr.. II. X. Denny has engaged in the
grocery business in the building ad-
Joining Messrs. Cowan Bros.
Mr.. David Baker, a prominent tim
herman Of Basin Is in u town at
tending TO his timber interests.
MI. A.. 5. Gustafson, OF Mobile, with
the ChriStian-Craft Lumber Co., is on
a business visit here this week.
DR.. S. S. Turner has moved to Nile
City, on the G. & S. |. II. r. and will
open a drug store at that place soon.
Occasionally the girls who have
been on the bargain counter for
many years are taken of by some
clever men.
Old Uncle jim Jack, a prominent
negro character here for past thirty
five years died last Monday morning,
aged 80 years.
Mr.. Geo. Mallet, one OF the most
extensive log operators on Dog river
is in town this week looking after his
logging interest.
Miss Mayme Denny returned from
California Wednesday, leaving her
sister, Mrs. f. Bloomfield, much i'm
proved in health.
Mr.. G. W. Garner will shortly move
his stable and blacksmith shop to the
rear Of McInnis Bros store, where
he has built new quarters.
Mrs. J. w. Griffin, accompanied by
the charming Miss Hattie Belle Nc
Innis attended the Mardi Gras fes-
Invites in the Crescent City.
The handsome new tug Isabel, Capt.
Fritz Lienhard, owner, made her
maiden trip up the river last week,
She proved to be o. X. in every re-
spect.
MI. W. Fl. Sanborn and wife, form
crly Of Greensboro, Ala, are now To-
Gated at Pa~scagoula. Mr.. Sanborn is
a brother-in.law of Mr.. ii. c. Walker,
OF this place.
Rev. H. Bennett, the new Baptist
| minister arrived from Canton in time
to preach Sunday, both morning and
evening to large congregations. He
is a nan Of culture and dignity, and
| by his eloquent words and fine address
has already endeared himself to the
members OF his church.
The next meeting Of the H%ypathean
Society will be held Friday evening,
| March 18th, at the residence OF Mr..
l.. N. Dantzler. The following is the
program:
Biography-Thos f. Spencer.
Vocal Music-Miss II. B. McInnis.
Reading-W. A. Coulson.
Instrumental Music-Miss Stalls
worth and MessrS. Burton and Cuda-
bac.
Violine Solo-W. Fred Herrin, Jr.
Reading-L. N. Dantzler, Jr.
Vocal SOlo-Miss A. l.. Dantzler.
Reading-John +. p. Blumer.
Author-Oliver Wendell Holmes.