The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-11-04
PERSONAL N GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

young man.
The winter pirls have not put in an
appearance yet.
The doctors say our town isdistress-
ingly healthy now.
Mr.. Geo. w. Bowen visited Missis-
sippi last Friday on business.
Drummers are as plentiful here this
week as blackberies in June.
The saw mills are all running with
many orders for lumber for Cuba.
Messrs. Lewis Herrin and Joe
Leatherbury went over to Mobile Sun
day.
Mrs. A Blumer spent several days
in Mobile this week, having her eyes
operated on.
MI. Fred ". Stewart left Tuesday
for McHenry, Miss, where he has ac-
cepted a position.
She went tn meet him, but he did
not come. III at first you don't sue.
coed, try. try again"
Lewis P. Herrin spent a few days
this week In the Gulf City, combining
business with pleasure.
The IIypathcan society will meet
Friday evening Of next week at the
residence Of Mr.. II. c. Burton.
Mr.. L. N. Dantzler, Jr., went up in
Greene county on business for the
lrm Monday and returned Wednesday.
Mrs. W. A. COulson returned from a
protracted visit to Union City, Tenn,
Monday. accompanied by her hand
some and lively son, William ].
Quite a large number Of our people
attended the Commercial Clubs re
cepCion at Scranton last Thursday
night, and greatly enjoyed the affair
Messrs. John L. Morris and Albert
S. Howe returned Tuesday from
Birmingham. Ala, where they hav'
been attending Massey's Bussines
College.
PECAN TREES FOR SALE.
A large number Of two years old pc
' can trees, ten to twelve feet high
grown from large pccans. Addres
MRS. A. BLUMER.
37-4t Moss Point, Miss.
Miss Laura Hill, dress-maker, has
moved int, Mrs. e. b. Blackwcll'
Millinery Store, on the Wrlch corner
where she is ready to do all work II
her line in the best style.
The many friends OF Mr.. Lev. Nc
Leod are glad to see him back again
He has been away several months
studying for a deploma in a business
college, and has now returned to stay
Miss Nanyc Mcleod left Tuesday
for Mobile. where she will enter
school for the winter. Miss Mcleod
has many friends who regret exceed
ingly To have her leave us.
Mrs. A. S. Denny returned last Fri
day from an extended visit in New
York State, accompanied by her sis
ter, Miss Luttie Hyatt, who VIII re
main with her for "A while.
Misses Hulda and Celeste Denny, OF
S.rantnn. were visitors tn their c0us'
4, Ma, Belle Denny the hrst part
of Iur week. These young ladies have
mrn, friends aud admirers here who
are always glad To have them come.
Can't John Alberts returned Mon
d ,y night from Jackson. La, where
he % nc ii his son Emile in the Cente.
nary CoI;eee, He speaks in glowing
terms Of the prospect for the College
this year.
Rev. Fl. J. Cumptsen left for his
home at McComb City Monday even
ing. Tue Presbyterian session vii
meet in the Presbyterian church after
, the Sabbath school and consider hi
application for pastor OF that church
Tue Halloween party given by Miss
, Is,b.l Lienhlrl NniW night was
i, great success. Old time sports were
engaged in and all present went ava.
, feeling that it had been all that coult
. he expected. 4 large crowd was pres
ent and the hostess did all In her pow
err to make all have il nice time.
Misses Nellie and Florrie Mclnni
= this week ourncd Il millinery estal
llsnmru, IN the old Ward store built
lug stacked w,lh the very latest style
in their lines. the young ladies havin
iu,, returned from St. Louis whcl
7. they purch dsed their stock. We WIS
the young ladies every success In tn
undertaking.
d The following children have the
, names on the roll Of honor In the pr,
:. mary department Of Moss Point ''le'
% Srhnol: On DeportIIent-Dorfs An
dcr.ou. Margurite Lieniiard, Iheo
d,re Myers, Edgar Myers, Julla'
!. stewart. Bunym Duke, Harry Hat
: lcs,ad. On Spelling-Lola Wander
wu,l, Fritz Lienlard, Bunyon Duke
: Cha,lie Singleton, Carlotte Stewart
E Ew,it Singleton, Bernie Herrfn. l
. Mental Arithmelic-Harold Paine,
Carlolta Stewart, Clyde Mclnnis, Be
nard Cas,anera. In Practical Aritl
{. nietic-C,air Hntlestad.
! ANNIE WATKINS, Teacher.