The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-12
Arrival and Departure of Malls.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Evidently he means business"
Our town is remarkable healthy.
The roads are in an awful condition.
Spring time is coming, gentle Annie.
1t will soon be time for him to 60
after.
She has offcreds 81 900 for thecapture
OF a victim.
He wants the consent Of the whole
town. He has il.
Miss Emma Hand is a six weeks
visitor to Mobile.
A splendid drive Of logs is coming
down the river this week.
Miss Ruth Denmark, OF Scranton
spent Sunday in u town.
Mr.. Fred Passo, OF Chicora is spend.
Ing a few days at home.
Mr.. J. W. Stewart and wife visited
the Crescent City this week.
Mr.. John O. Grisham, OF Denny
spent Monday in New Orleans.
The mills are supplied with logs,
and business will now revive.
Miss Isabel Lienhard entertained a
few friends last Friday evening.
Miss Leila Griffin, Of Meridian is
visiting Miss Annie L. Dantzler.
Circumstantial evidence shows there
certainly will be change ere long.
The public school closed last Friday,
after a very satisfactory session.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. F. Herrin were
visitors to New Orleans this week.
The work Of shclling this end OF the
Telephone road is progressing finely.
Mr.. Mack Watkins, OF Meridian is
visiting Mr.. NJ. NJ. Watkins family.
Mr.. w. c. Coffee, Of TupelO, visited
the family Of Mrs. II. NJ. Cudabac last
week.
Mr.. II. G. Donald, OF Mobile spent
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday in
our town.
Mr.. II. X. Denny has opened a fancy
grocery store adjoining Messrs. Cowan
Bros.
Capt. Fred Kornbeck, a well.known
Orlcanian is visiting Capt. II. +.
Erickson.
Mcssrs. c. w. Barnett and f. d.
Morris were visitors to the Gulf City
last week.
Mr.. Il. r. CudabaC returned on
Thursday, after spending ten days in
the Gulf City.
Miss Flora Farris, OF Brewton, Ala,
is visiting Miss EsSie Stallsw0rth at
Mrs. Spcncer'S.
The Hypathean Society meets to-
night friday at the residence Of Mr..
l.. N. Dantzler.
The many friends Of Mr.. John
Beardslee are pleased TO see him on
the streets again.
Mr.. Hi Dee Cudabac, OF Mobile is
spending a week or so in our town, but
is or the sick list.
Mr.. w. b. BrewtOn is now occupy
ing the residence recently occupied by
Mr.. f. X. CAN'T.
Mrs, f. Wichman, Of Summit was
visiting her step-father, Capt. ii. +.
Erickson here recently.
Misses Rose and Celeste C~astanera
returned this week, after visiting the
Crescent City for the Carnival.
The Cleyaka Club will meet with
Miss Edna Merrill on Monday after.
noon, March Is, 1897.
+. RANDALL, Sec'y,
The following is copied from the
Mobile Daily Herald Of the Sth inst.
Misses Bette and Bertha Blumer, OF
Moss Point are guests OF the Misses
Taylor.
Mrs. Gus Anderson went to New
Orleans on Tuesday, accompanied by
| Mrs. G. Nelson, Of Scranton. They
will spend several days in the old me-
tropolis shopping,
Mr., c. w. Valverde, the progressive
| proprietor of the East Side Exchange,
has arranged with the Western Union
Telegraph Co. to get bulletins by
rounds OF the COrbett- Fitzsimmons |
fight Wednesday next, direct by wire |
in his saloon. Everybody is invited
to be present and hear the news.
Program for Juvenile Missionary
meeting for Sunday, March 18th, at ,
o'clock, in the Methodist church:
Music-By the Choir.
Rcading-Mrs. Cammie Farley.
Violin Solo-Starkey Dees.
Recitation-Bessie Cooper,
Music.
Reading.
Recitation-Muggy Hopkins.
For the Democrat. Star
DEATH OF LUFrAS A. FELLOW.
Another promising youth OF Moss
Point has gone to rest.
Sweetly sleeping,
Smooth the silken, golden hair;
Close the glad blue laughing eyes;
They'll open on u scene more fair
The radiant shore of Paradise.
Loved ones on the other side,
Meet aud guide him on the way;
The pearly gates will open wide
Unto the realms of endless day.
Mr.. ChaS. W. Garner, me OF Moss
Points most progressive citizens and
proprietor Of the Boss Livery Stable,
Is erecting a fine frame building on
the most desirable lot to the rear OF
the McInnis Bros. S store designed, we
understand for a handsome dwelling
house. En- PEASANT, the writer drop
ped in to Mr.. Gamers undertaking
establishment the other day and was
struck with the completeness of his
OUTFIT necessary in his line Of bust
ness. He has just finished building a
very handsome and beautiful HearSe
and with all the other latest appli-
ances to hand and his stock Of horses
and carriages, is certainly fully
equipped to conduct funerals in the
best possible manner This Is not in
tended as an advertisement, but mere
ly to show that We are not behind the
larger towns in progressivencss and
push.
SAD ACCIDENT.
Last Friday morning at 1890 o'clock
while Luftas A. Fellow, son of Mr..
w, j. Fellow, was at work in the
O'Leary mill he was caught in a belt