The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-09-23
PERSONAL AND z
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

MI. c. II. Wood visited Basin this
week on legal business.
Mr.. Fl. X. Denny and family moved
ecently to Louisville, KY.
Mrs J.. C. Laurendine has been elect
ID principal Of the Moss Point public
Capt. W. l.. Pinder is rapidly rec0v.
,ring from a severe colo contracted
while at sea.
The Hypathean Society will meet
Tonight at the residence OF DR..
w. Il. Thompson.
Capt. Geo. c. Southland and family
are enjoying the comforts OF their
pretty home here.
Rev. G. w. johnson, cOlored, will
preach at the camp grounds Sunday
night to a mixed audience.
School is still increasing and every.
thing points to q OF the m Jst sue.
cessful sessions Of its history.
Mr.. ". W. Syfan, Ct Pensacola, who
represents the North Pitch Pine Lum.
Der Co., is here doing business for his
firm.
Lienhard Blumer returned this
week, after spending four weeks at
STAFFORD Springs, much benefited in
health.
Last Sunday the home and hearts
of Mr.. and Mrs. Gordon BrOOme were
made ha. W BY the arrival OF a lovely
baby girl.
The Yrung Folks Union met last
Thursday night at the home OF MISS
Isabel Lienhard. There was a good
attendance.
Mr.. All. Dantzler made a flying trip
over to Mississippi City Sunday AFTER
ter noon, returning that night. How
is she, ALI?
Mr.. r. Gaines, Of the Atlantic
Coast and Export Co.,. Of Jackson
vile, Fla, Is in town l1oking after
the shipment of a cargo OF LUMBER.
Messrs. Ecka and Airey Evans and
Ollie Cowan say they have decided to
wait awhile before going to the Uni
versity. That's right, boys, don't &c
10 a hurry.
Miss Lyll Morris returned Sunday
from n two weeks visit to Ocean
Springs, where she says she had 9
pleasant stay. Some OF our boys Sd!
that two weeks seemed an aye.
L. Vigouroux invites his patrons and
the public to call at his new Oystc!
stand on corner Of Foundry road anC
Main street. Oysters delivered any
where in town ut 25c a hundred. Coz
fee, fried and stcwed oysters. Rcas'
enable prices. oo'4t
Tennis seems to employ the youni
peopIe from halfpast five until nigh
these evenings. The court 10 front O.
Prof. Hatlestad's home Is a nice one
and the game seems to be a very inter
esting way Of taking good exercise.
We are glad to know Of Mr.. II: +
Fishers election to the principalshil
Of the Scranton school, and we con
o~ratulate the people there In securing
the services Of such a worthy y0uni
man.
Miss Daisy Graham. one Of our mos
popular and accomplished yOungladies
after a five months visit to her SISTER
Mrs, z. NJ. Morgan. at New Louisville
Arkansas, returned home last week.
CAPT. John Alberts is the busies
man ia the world. He has three q
the s%taunchest vessels aflOat undel
, going repairs at Capt. Geo. Frentz
Shin yard in Scranton. They are IN
, Henrietta ]. Powell, Nan NJ. Dant
Ter and L. N. Dantzler.
. Saturday afternoon Capt. Daley,
: the Victor, went up the river on a bur
10 company with Messrs. Il. w. Co,
an, Sam Denny, Ed. Morris, Fritz Ct
n mer. Ruff Borden and DR.. j. B. Chat
berlain. They caught q few fish az
! killed % squirrels.
!, Last Sunday Rev. Mr.. Singleton d
: livercd at the Methodist church OF
d of the ablcst sermons ever heard
Moss Point. 1t was rich 10 thOugl
and delivered In a touching lanne
vet II was simple enough for \ chi
to understand. He Is the right MI
q in the right place.
On Sunday afternoon Claude Pas
and Albert Irving were driving rapl
~ over the Magnolia road In the v
: lavc Of East Side when they ran dow
the aged mother Of Mcssrs. Q. W. al
B. 3. ID. Valverde aud Mesdames J.
= Laurendine and M. L. Pol. The ag'
and feeble lady suffered some seve
a bruises and 1t is hardly probable 81
Ie will recover on account OF the sh0
d to her enfeebled nervous condition.
FAvRE-RUDOLF WEDDING
Pennington, Sept. c0.-A notat
wedding occurred here to-day At :
residence OF Capt. ]. A. Fayre, II
II W. G FOrsythc 0ficiating. The C
,e tracing parties were Mr.. VIM. RudO
$, Of Liverpool, Eng, and Miss EN-
Favre, oi this place. The home pla
a was t~astefully decorated and preset
Il ed a lovely appearance. Mr.. and n
N Rudolf leave tonight for New W
and thence to Europe, where IL
ID will remain some time.
"a Nj. Hubert L. Brown, a rising
ID torney ri Norwich, New York, y
a. Miss Florence Randall, daughter
On Judge and Mrs. q. Randall, w
e. quietly married on Wednesday event
70 1t $3.50 O'Clock at the family residc1
~ here, Elder H. Bennett, pastor 81
70 Baptist church officiating. The Or
- was elegantly attired 10 travelling G
tune and had no attendants.
and Mrs. Brown left on the IL p.
train for Norwich, their future hon