The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-10-14
PERSONAL mi E
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Our town is awful healthy.
The mills are all running, and saw
logs are coming down in large lots.
The steamer Georgia is hauled out
on the Italian shipyard for general re-
pairs.
Mr.. A. M. Dahlgren. a prominent
attorney OF Biloxi, was here this week
on business.
Girls, you must not call him hand.
SOME any more. He thinks you are
poking fun at him.
Mr.. Joseph ]. Ritayik received a
nObby buggy Wednesday direct
from Cincinnati, Ohio.
Mr.. A. +. Dantzler visited Mobile
Monday and invested in two new bug.
gies and n new wagon.
On account OF Rev. S~ingleton's be-
ing unwell he was not able to preach
Sunday and Sunday night.
Mr.. Burton ran over to HandsborO
Monday afternoon on business for his
firm, Hunter, Benn & Co.
The cold fashioned" party at Mr.. j.
w. Grifin's last Thursday evening
was a very enjoyable affair.
Mr.. A. A. Vaughan OF Three Rivers
and Mr.. G. II. Hall, Of Cross Roads,
were visitors here this week.
The white and colored population
attended the cOlored camp meeting
nearly every night for six weeks.
Many OF our young folks visit the
delightful town Of P%ascagOula every
Sunday to enjoy the delightful sea-
breeze.
Messrs. j. f. Sherwood, OF Merrill
and A. p. Courtney, Of Black Creek,
were among the prominent log men
here this week.
Mr.. w. Y. Hopkins, accompanied
his sister, Miss Marguerite, to Mobile
on Monday, where the young lady en-
tered the Convent Of Visitation.
Mr.. John F. Popp, of Beauvolr
Miss. IA retired lumber merchant ant
capitalist of New Orleans, spent sew
eIai nays tLis WEN WIZ" 0h0 i"ni'.
OF MI. a. bluuier.
me charming ana accon,p.lsne
MISS haGye "a, ,o!u ,cuuI1.u w .I
nome IN Mooile SATURDAY, aitei spcnu
ing threc pleasanG weeks WIFI he'
'riehd MISS Lyman 'ranahi'
Mr.. r. W. Spann, whoahad beel
sick for a long while, died MOnda,
morning az oclock anu was ou,.e ''
tne same aiCe,lioo., UnG lunela' SCI
!, vices taRing place from MS ho'ie'
Register for the Village of Eas
Side. w. W. Workman will be OF
hand at the East Side Exchange be
tween 6and . oclocS every eVeninl
lor inc mex tulrCy uays W 'es'o'e
the VOTERS VI Ine ''i'dee'
j. loo. after that conversation 70,
overheard at the tennis court You Ger
tainly ought TO let those girls hav,
your horse and buggy. They sa,
they are not III all alraid Vi the ilorse
; Mr.. Fred Herrin departed Saturda,
morning for Mobile. where he goes Il
complete his course in the school 0
Pharmacy. We wish him all success
in Ills ambitious undertaking.
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The following schooners are loading
this week at the l.. N: Dantzler Lum
Der Co.'S mills: Lena Il. Storer, wit!
25O,OOO Ieet ior Coian lazy Hnea WIZ
oO.OOo teet iot NASSAU u ~ biessie ah'
Two Sons Win 4o'oVo ieet each 10
New orleans
Mr.. NJ. A. Malcomb has brought T.
) Moss Point the most elegant line q
ladies', dress goods and other finer
two elaborate and numerous To men
|, tion. Ladies. don't fail to call. Mr.
4 Mnlcomb is occupying the store or
S posite the Randall Hotel.
] r,o uvro,bo,n soc;e,v nm ,cco,,n
III ~ ;..piomont wnatber hold n
, y. VIZ ioSt woor Thnv will mee
. oirh, IEr;d.vl at II hnma NJ N,
pfnnr The same nroyram tha
, a., ID, To- The I,St moo,in
. : wu wa l." hod nt tho montinr o.n;"ht
. VII. NC ""u
The Riverside Literary society. cor
sisting OF the pupils OF High Schoo
u was organizer lasC WEEK WIN LIE ~