The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-09-02
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

MIS-. duu MIS-. u. -. DduULlCI Will
leave Monday for Tate Springs, Tenn.
Rev. II. r. Singleton has entirely
recovered from a light attack Of sick
ness.
Miss Nellie Tyler, OF Bay St. Louis,
spent a short time visiting u town
on Tuesday.
Mrs. NJ. NJ. Evans haS }Ast returned
from Healing Springs much benefited
by her visit.
Miss Lyll Morris left Wednesday to
visit her friend, Miss Lula Haviland
10 Ocean Springs.
Mr.. Toribio C~astanera is filling the
position as clerk on the freight steam
er Capt. Fritz.
The "Little Workers" meet to-
morrow Saturday at the residence of
Mr.. A. Blumer.
Mrs. II. M. Cudabac returned Wed.
ncsday from Hot Springs, Arkansas,
much improved Ia health.
Mrs. Scott, OF New Orleans, who
has been visiting Mrs. John Hill, re-
turned home Wednesday week.
The old Masonic building on foun.
dry road Is being converted into a res
idence for Mr.. T. N. H. Dantzler.
The steam tug Fox has been hauled
out on the ship yard for general re-
pairs and painting.
Hon. M. M. Evans, Railroad Com
missioner, returned Monday from a
trip OF inspection.
Misses Bessie and Alberta Blumer
visited their cousin, Miss Celeste
Delmas, in Scranton last week.
The numerous RATS Of logs reaching
our mills has instilled new life into
the lumber and timber business.
Get your Onion sets, Turnip, Ruta
Baga and Cabbage seed from
j. W. STEWART.
Mrs. q. P. Anderson and children
have returned from a delightful visit
to New Orleans.
Mrs. Lienhard and her little daugh-
ter, Marguerite, visited Mobile last
week to have the little ones throat
operated upon.
Mrs. II. X. Denny, and her two lit
tie sons returned home last Friday, |
after visiting relatives In LOngview,j
Texas.
Mrs. A. S. Denny, accompanied by
her little son, A. p. Jr., left last week
for a visit Of about a month with rela-
tives in New York State.
Mr.. Mckay Cowan, who has been
quite i'll with malarial fever, left for
COOpcr's Well last week. He was &C.
cOmpanied by his wife and children.
Lieut.. Gov. N. NJ. Evans was also in
the party.
Misses Jennie Hill, from Big Point,
and Edith Hill, from Canady, are at.
tending the teachers institute at
Scranton.
Rev. r. B. McAlpin, OF Tuscaloosa,
Ala, will ill the Presbyterian pulpit
next Sunday, Sept. 4th. All members
are requested to be present.
Mr.. Charles Hall, book keeper Of
MIR. Geo. s. Leatherbury, Jr., at Cross
is in town Vi u visit this week.
The schooner Starkc loaded at the
L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'S mill this
week with 0 ,000 feet Of lumber for
Vera Cruz, Mexico.
On Monday evening the waters Of
Dog river gave up the body Of a color.
ed man named Mccarthy, steward
aboard a small schooner, who had been
missing since Saturday last.
Miss Clara Wilcox, a talented lady
and educator, will open a private
school at her residence ia East Side,
Dn Monday, Sept. 5th. Miss Wilc0x's
many friends wish her abundant sue
,eSS. l.
On Monday Prof. Marion G.. Evans
caves to take charge OF the chair Of
at Centenary College, jack
ion, La. Our best wishes 10 with
|,
The numerous friends OF Mr.. Louis
Herrin regret to lean OF the acct
lent that befell him at the Robinson
mill Tuesday and hope 1t will prove
,nly a trific. |,
Prof. W. r. Pate returned from his
'acati0n Sunday fully recuperated
Ind rested, and will reopen the Moss
Point High school on Monday, Sept.
;th. We wish Prof. Pate the same
success he merited last session.
Messrs. W. Fred Herrin and J. w.
Stewart returned last Friday from .
Jackson, where they had been In at
,endance ut the convention OF the
Knights Of Honor. We congratulate
,ur worthy tOwnsman, Mr.. Herrin,
IpOn his election to the honorable pO-
Jitlon Of Grand Vice Dictator Of the
rider.
DIED AT SANTIAGO.
The following telegram vas received
~ Judge o. Randall Monday week:
DATED MONTAUK POINT, Aug. ~.
"Harvey Randall died and was
,uried at Santiago. Signed,
Jos. WHEELER,
Maj. Gen."
Harvey Randall was q son OF DR..
iert0n 0. Randall, Of Pasadena, CALI,
nd a grandson Of Judge O. Randall,
{ Moss Point. He was q member OF
q. H, Second Massach usetts VOlun.
GERS, and was In the battle bcfore
antIug0. His regiment arrived at
Point last week and his
lends expected tn hear from him
'0m there. Nothing being heard !
'Um him, q telegram was sent tn Gen. ]
1heeler, and In reply the message
rinted above was received. Mr.. Ran :
Ill was about II years Of aye aud was
strong, athletic young man. He
|sited In Norwich last summer and
Moss Point about three years aHo.