The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-11-25
PERSONAL n GENERAL
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

NO prospect VI tHO mo'i'osS wis
ringing here soon. |
Mrs. Sam j. Hahn, Of Mobile, was
in town Tuesday.
Justice o. Wood says business in
his line is awful dull.
The cold wave Of Tuesday caused
our people to don heavy clothing.
Thanksgiving was a day Of general
rejoicing ia our progressive commu-
nifty.
Railroad Commissioner NJ. NJ. Evans
is at Jackson attending a meeting OF
the Commission.
s. s. Henry, Jr., made a flying trip
to Handsboro Saturday and returned
the next evening.
Mrs. A. Blumer, who has been in
Mobile for several days, returned home
Monday afternoon.
Messrs. A. F. Dantzler and r. G..
| Borden went over to New Orleans
| Sunday and came back Monday.
The Lena Pickup will carry 275,0OO
feet of lumber from the L. N. DANTE
Ter Lumber Co., to Port Lemon, S. A.
The NJ. p. & P. railroad company,
through President ]. w. Stewart have
purchased an Al locomotive for their
road.
Mr.. John Pendola takes this medi-
UNI OF informing the public that he
has no intention Of teaching a danc-
ing school.
The Lite Workers OF the Presbyte-
rian church will meet Saturday at $3.50
D. M, at the residence of Mrs. w.
Fred Herrin.
The schooner Minnie Bergen is
loading with 300, 900 feet Of lumber
for Havana at the L. N. Dantzler
Lumber Co.'s mills this week.
;, Rev. G. A. Powell, presiding elder Of
this district, was here Sunday night
and preached, after which the regular
quarterly conference was in session.
Mrs. May Cowan and little daughter
Louise, returned from Mobile Satur
day, after a visit OF ten days to Mrs
Cowan's sister, Mrs. DR.. Geo. l.. lizard
!, Corporal Samuel Martin, Of compa
ny II. 3rd Alabama colored infantry
is home on furlough visiting relatives
He Is a fine specimen Of coi0red sol
: diery.
The Presbyterian parsonage. which
has been undergoing extensive repairs
is now about ready for the recep
i, ton Of u new pastor, who Is to b.
with us at an early date.
Mr.. Fred Herrin, Jr., who is attend
ing his completing course of lecture.
, in Mobile, came over Saturday on {
8 visit to his parents, and returned
!, Monday afternoon. His many friends
were glad to see him and hope to have
him with us again sOoii.
The accomplished and charmin.
: Miss Kate Denny, Of Scranton, spen'
a day or two in ~ town last week
!. the guest OF her grandmother, Mrs
@ Denny. 1t Is to be hoped she viii
come again soon and stay longer mex
time.
: The L. N. Dantzler Lumber Com
pany, to whom a half dozen vessel
are consigned, was never buster tina
at the present time. A rush order q
lumber for Cuban ports keeps thel
mills saving away and all hands en-
ployed.
VI Mrs. Myers, the proprietress OF tn
Central Hotel, has moved into ne
IS and more c0mmodious quarters, ha'
ing purchased the residence recent
occupied by Mrs. Passo, on Mai
h street, which has been enlarged an
it new an elegant building for I'll
purpose.
y What is the matter with our tenn
plyyers? Let's not let the intere'
y die down on account Of q few da.
u rainy weather. 1t Is just nov Qcttir
time Of year to really enjoy the gan
b., as it is cool and pleasant. 1t is to
y hoped the young ladies haven't desel
ed US. Boys, II the girls Won't con
you can come out any way and keep
the game.
The DEMocRAT-STAR report
ly while on his weekly tour through M
ST. Point, found Cashier j. w. Stewal
OF Of the Moss Point branch OF the Scra
ay ton State Bank, too busily engaged
er the banks affairs to allow himself :
~instant's interviewing. He reporte
however, financial matters IN 9 boon
% ing condition.
~, The schooncrs Henrietta J. Powell
N. Oscar G., and HIldcgard arrived Nor
lie day at the L. N. Dantzler Lumb'
CO. . mills, after a four'days sail fro
n Hayana. They report . propltio'
- round voyage. The Powell Is loadi'
with $40, 900 feet, Oscar G. with 81
i 900 feet and Hildegard will carry IL
!. 900 feet, destination Of all
Havana.
n. AS was announced Ia last weeks
NJ per, the Hypathean society will M