The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-09-30
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Various Sources.
Capt. W. L. Pinder is in Mobile un-
der the care OF a physician.
The fall girl has not yet arrived.
Young men, he patient, she will be
here ere long.
Mrs. f. Bloomfield and sister, Miss
Mayme Denny visited relatives at Pass
Christian this week.
Mr.. L. N. Dantzler, Jr., and wife
have taken up their abode in the ele-
CANT Bloomfield place overlooking the
lake.
Miss Isabel Lienhard entertained a
number Of friends in a very delight
full manner Thursday night OF last
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. L. Dantzler and
little daughter Fran, returned home
Thursday morning from Tate Springs,
Tenn.
A few of the ~furloughed soldiers and
their sweethearts held a very enjoya-
BILE hop at the Randall last Friday
evening.
The Little Workers" of the Pres
byterian church, will meet tomorrow
Saturday afternoon at the home Of
Mrs. Geo. W. O'Neill.
They say E. and j. are fine slight
weights" and go at their work 10 a
scientific way, but nevertheless nit"
was called a tic at the end Of the first
round.
The bright and smiling cnuntenancc
of Emile Herrin will, in the future,
be found behind the counter OF the
Moss Point Mercantile Co. Give him
a call.
Mr.. Henry Blumer has the fastest
horse in town and the road round by
the Methodist parsonage is excellent
for driving, so he says, or rather
thinks.
"Underbuy and Undersell" is our
trademark in Millinery and Notions.
S. b. JOINER & co.
Moss Point, Miss. Sept u, 1893. 80 2t
a meeting of the stockholders OF
the Moss Point & Pascagoula railroad
was held last Friday at . p. m. for the
purpose Of making a few necessary
changes in the bylaws, etc.
Master Leinhard Blumer will leave
Saturday for Mobile, where he will
enter the McGill Institute, having
passed the necessary examination. lie
will enter one Of the higher classes.
Mr.. Wade Hopkins, who has beer
sick for several months died Monday
morning and was buried Tuesday, the
services taking place at the Methodist
church.
Chain letters seem to be "all the
go' now and some of us, at our pres
sent salary are compelled to break
either some Of the chains or u rule
OF paying u board bills when they
become due.
Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Bounds and their
two little girls left Tuesday right for
Meridian, where they will spend a
week. thence to Tupel0, where Mrs.
Bounds will spend several weeks visit
ing with relatives.
1t is rumorcd that other members OF
Cleyaka Club are soon to follow the eX-
ample Of Miss Randall. Well, girls,
it will do to emulate and since ''the
best Of friends must part" YOU might
as well 20 now as later.
We are in receipt Of the wedding
cards announcing the marriage OF
Mr.. S. Edgar Cowan, formerly Of Moss
Point. but now of Laurel, Miss, to
Miss Marietta Glosener, Of Laurel, on
Wednesday, October 5th. In advance
we wish the couple a blissful married
life.
Messrs. Ecka Evans, Frank Single
ton and Peter Mcleod went over TO
Gravaline Friday and returned the
same afternoon. Their business was
fishing and, while they had poor luck
with hook and line, they brought back
abundant evidence that they are ex'
pert ''mullct chasers.
L. Vigouroux invites his patrons and
the public to call at his new oyster
stand on corner Of Foundry road and
Main street. Oysters delivered any
where in town at 25c a hundred. COT.
fee. fried and stewcd oysters. Reas.
enable prices. Soft
The little misses OF the academy
are to give an entertainment n night
soon at the residence Of Prof. Hatles-
tad. They are to charge a small adj
mittance fec which is to be expended
in the purchase Of a tennis set. This
is Il nice move for the little folks, and
lets all go to the ''show," thereby en-
couraging them in their work.
Master Willie Stewart and Messrs.
w. II. Pate and Ollie Cowan went uT
Friday afternoon to hunt squirrels in
Howell's swamp. They returned Sat
urday afternoon with sixteen it'll,
fellows, which they say they killed all
by themselves.