The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-08-13
PERSONAL AND
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Pay your road dues without quib'
bling.
The ULcary mill is shut down for
repairs.
Mr.. Geo. ". Robinson was in town
this week.
Fred S. Herrin visited the Gulf
City this week.
Miss Celeste C%astancra is visiting
friends 10 Biloxi.
Hoo, hoo ever heard that COulson
was a barber.
Gabriel blew his horn through the
COulsOn barber shop.
Mr.. John Anderson visited New Or.
leans on Tuesday.
Everyone Is wondering II Mack will
be our next Cong ressman.
Mr.. Fl. X. Denny paid a business
| visit to New Orleans this week.
The tall Captain is grief stricken
over the loss VI his shaving OUTFIT.
Car of furniture just opened. Suits
from $40 up at the Moss Point Mercan-
tile Co.
Miss Susie Vaughan, Of Ocean
| Springs Is visiting the family OF Mr..
L. A. Morris
Our popular townsman was before
Judge Wood last week and danced To
| the tune OF sl1.25.
Miss Emma Hand ia spending a
while with her uncle, Mr.. P. b. Hand
in Ocean Springs.
Mrs. Jane Mckay and Miss Bella
Golf, OF Mobile, are visiting the family
Of Mr.. II. A. COulsOn.
DR., G. Bruner Dantzler and DIR. Geo.
L. lizard and family, of Mobile spent
Sunday with relatives here.
1t is so quiet in social circles this
week that we have been unable to
secure many society notes.
Some OF our Rough boys have taken
the KloDdike fever and may leave very
shortly for the new FL Dorado.
The PascagOula Boom Co., finished
this week penning 1900 logs FOR
Messrs. r. G. Luce 4 Son, OF Basin.
A number OF our citizens have been
summoned to appear before U. >. cir.
cult court at Mississippi City next
Monday.
The schooner Lady Shea Is loading
at the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'s
mills this week with $4,000 feet Of
lumber for Nassau.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Paul are still
enjoying all the pleasures OF Pasca'
poula. They are guests OF HarbOr
Master James McFaul and family.
The DEMOCRAT-STAR acknowledges
the receipt OF a box Of delicious cake
from Miss Isabel Lienhard the beauti.
full daughter Of Capt. Fritz Lienhard
on the occasion Of her sixteenth BIRTH
day last week.
The Moss Point Lumber Co., Is
loading the schooner John e. Stafford
with 100, 900 feet Of lumber for Cape
Verde, Africa, and the schOOners
James Slater with 1885, 900 feet for
Cuba, Levinia NJ. Snow with $4,000
feet for New York.
Mr.. J. r. Kern, of New Orleans,
was in town Tuesday with the view Of
learning the price for which Blumer
bricks could be purchased before max
ing his bid on the erection OF the
FeOre building in Scranton. These
bricks have the reputation Of being OF
superior quality.
A cup Of cold water given in the
name OF the LOrd Is a grand act OF
charity, which will bring its own re-
ward. How great. then, must be the
multitude OF blessings showered upon
chants, Messrs. Cowan Bros, who
give not only n cup, but many cool-
ers OF the ice-cold aqua pura for the
use of the many who visit their store.
The Mobile correspondent OF the N.
O. Times Democrats thus Speakes in
very complimentary terms Ut one OF
our popular young ladies: "Miss Pat
tie G. Dees, the charming and accom-
plishcd daughter Of Hon. M. A. Dees,
Uf Moss Point, Jackson county, Miss,
returned to her home to-day bearing
, with her what mi zht well be apprc.
ciated by any lady, 4 diploma from
the hands OF Prof. S. Schlessinger,
the well-knOWn musician Of Mobile
, Miss Dees, who possessed great natur.
al talent, and who had adv inced
greatly, came here M year ago t.
r complete and r0tnd of her talents AZ
a musician, aud to say that it was vel
done Is no more than due the teacher
r and pupil for faithful work. 1t !!
much regretted that Miss Dees will
not remain on the coast, where he
J, talents are already appreciated. Thu
z best wishes of her many friends vii
follow her to the Lone Star State
d where she will make her home for ;
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