The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-09-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Views Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources. I,
Mr.. L. N. Danztler left for Tate
Springs, Tenn, on Tuesday. /.
The roads are In bad condition after
The heavy rains OF this week.
Mrs II. c. Burton returned on Tues
day from a weeks visit to Mobile.
The rivers and streams are up and
great rush Of logs are coming In.
Miss Rosa Castanera returned last
week from a visit to Biloxi friends.
Matte Howe, colored, died at 6 a.
m. Tuesday, after a lingering Illness.
Mr.. A. A. Vaughan, the potato king
OF Three Rivers, was in town Tuesday.
Miss Mamie Stemper, OF Scranton,
is on a visit to her friend, Mrs. w. L..
Pinder.
Mrs. james Paul, who has been on
an extended visit to Canada, returned
last week.
Master 9. Welch returned from a
course at SOulc's college, New Or
leans, last Friday.
Prof. j. A. Hatlestad has donated
| space in his front yard for the accom-
mediation of the tennis club.
Miss Nellie Taylor, a lovely young
belle of Mobile, is the guest of Miss
Bette Blumer.
Miss Nannye Mcleod returned Mon
day, after spending several weeks with
relatives at Leaf, Miss.
Mr.. JOS. G.. Leatherbury. after
spending some weeks in our midst, re-
turned to hishume in Cross Roads this
week.
Miss Katie Rayford, a beautiful
young lady Of the Gulf City, Is visit
ing the family of Mr.. w. II. Graham.
Ansel Rowland, OF Orange Grove, is
clerking in the general mercandise
store of Mr.. W. NJ. Graham.
Mr.. P. Hugonin is opening a general
merchandise store in the Valverde
building at East Side. We wish him
every success.
j. W. Hollis and family left McLau-
rim Monday last for Moss Point, where
they expect to make their home.
Willie Graham has gone to Mobile
to reside with his uncle and engage in
business with him.
Mr.. l.. N. Dantzler, Jr., went tt
New Orleans Tuesday to meet hi
wife, who has been visiting her pa
rents at Vicksburg. returning the sam
night.
Mrs. @. Randall, accompanied BY
her daughter, Miss Florence, yisitet
New Orleans this week.
DR.. l. II. @. Cook, of Hattiesburg
G. II. Stevens and +. Il. Myers, o.
, Augusta, came here Tuesday on log
ging business.
Four more colored funerals thi'
week. Such an increase in the NOR
tally of the colored race should bt
looked into by the county physician
Miss Lula Myers, one OF our bright
est young school teachers, left Satur
/, day last to take charge OF the ''y0uni
ideas" Of Mr.. Wesley Ramsay's fami
ly near Daisy 2. o..
Mrs. Price Williams and little sons
Price and Andrew, returned to MOBILE
, Tuesday, after a pleasant sojourr
with the family of Nh. j. A. Wander
wall.
The following schooners are loading
at the T.. N, D%antzler Lumber Coz
mills this week: Anna NJ. Stammer
with $50, 600 feet of lumber for Hava
ma; Adele Ball, with 100000 feet fol
Kingston, ia,
. L. Vigouroux invites his patrons ant
the public to call at his new oyste,
/, stand on corner of Foundry road ant
Main street. Oysters delivered any
where 10 town at 25c a hundred. Cot
fee. fried and stewed oysters. Reas
enable prices. 3O-lt
Mrs. r. w. Converse Is looking fOl
a visit from a visit from her son Sulli
van, who served on the Oregon sine
the opening Of the war. MIR. Converts
was mustered out Of service with 5O
naval reserves at Chicago, from wher'
they enlisted in April last, Al OF TIN
, number were placed on the Oregon II
May.
/ Members of Moss Point Camp No
! IS, w. O. W., are requested to meet a
tile Hall. Sunday, the 18th inst, at
: D. M, for the purpose of attending tn
unveiling of Sovereign A. Il. Krebs
monument at Pa%scagoula.
: l.. p. HERRIN, c. G.
I
= Meridian News. Sept. It'll: DR.. i
) Frank Griffin and Miss Lilly Bonnie
. Dillehay were married at the RES
= dence Of the nride's parents, DR.. an,
Mrs. A. A. Dillehay, this afternoon a
t | o'clock. the ceremony being perform
ed by Rev. DR.. G. G.. Andrews. Their
: were only a few of the relatives an
friends Of the participants and thei
families present, the marriage bein
unusually quiet. pr. and Mrs. Grf
I, fin left on the afternoon train Il
Wayncsboro, where they will In futuI
$ reside. The best wishes OF scores {
7. friends in Meridian, for their happ
ness and prosperity, 60 with them.