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

Out IuWu 10 CO~tupdtutiNcly ucdltuy.
Some tailors will prevaricate some
times.
Very quiet in court circles. Money
Is scarce IS the reason.
Born On August 9th to Mr.. and Mrs.
A. A. Dclmias, a girl.
Mrs. Fritz Lienhard and little son
visited Mobile last Friday.
Capt. John Alberts has returned
from his trip to Milwaukee.
Mass will be celebrated at $50 a. m.
ut the Catholic church Sunday.
Mr.. A. f. DAIMLER spent last Sunday
afternoon at Mississippi City.
Mr.. McNair Cowan, OF Chicora,
spent last week with friends and rcla-
tives here.
Miss Wayne Denny went on Mon
day to visit her friend Miss Annie
Cameron, at Mobile.
The "Old Reliable" DEMOCRAT.
STAR Is sought after more than any
paper that comes to our town.
The schooner Nettie Shipman ia be.
ing loaded by the Lake mills with 26O,-
600 feet Of lumber for New York.
Mr.. ]. L. Dantzler and family left
on Monday for Tate Springs, Tenn,
where they will sOjOurn several weeks.
Miss Daisy Irving went to New Or
leans Sunday, where she will sojourn
with her friend, Mrs. M. A. Martinez.
Miss frankie Barrus, after a pleas
ant visit to Mrs. W. l.. Pinder return
ed to her home in New Orleans last
week.
Try baking your sand pears. Sweet.
en- after they have been cooked, serve
with cream and enjoy a fruit at for
the gods"
Miss Mayme Morris returned FRI
day from New Orleans, where she says
she spent a few days very pleasantly
shopping, etc.
Mrs. Ella Passo, having completed
the purchase Of the Horace Denny
home, will take formal possession and
will move in early next week.
The schOoners j. j. COwart and
Two Sons loaded last week at the L.
N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'S mills with
5000 feet of lumber each for New
Orleans.
Mrs. Price Williams and sons, An.
drew and Price, OF Mobile, are visit
ing Mr.. j. A. Vanderwall and family,
and also friends at Three Rivers.
Rev. r. B. McAlpine,o of Tuscaloosa,
Ala, preached at II Il. m. and 1880 p.
N. Sunday to large congregations at
the Presbyterian church.
Sweet little Miss Mercia Converse
began a ten months session at the
school OF the sisters Of Perpetual Ad-
GRAFTON last Monday.
Rev. Henry Bennett and wife have
returned from their visit Of several
to G%rcenville, La. They are
looking in better health.
Mcssrs. ]. G.. L%cathcrbury, S. S.
Jr., j. L. Bounds and Lewis p.
spent Sunday very pleasantly
with friends in COden, Ala.
Mrs. A. Blumer with her daughter.
Miss Alberta went to Mobile Tuesday
the purpose OF placing Miss AL
Dcrta in the Convent of Visitation for
term of ten months.
The "blue stocking" party given by
the Misses B~eardslee last Friday
night was a grand success in every re.
'pcct. Seldom are young people more
entertained the they were on
hat night.
Mrs. Ed. Bloomfield will leave us
soon to take a course Of study in
Female College of Brook |
haven Miss. We wish her a pleasant
md profitable session.
The Moss Point Academy opened
asst Monday with a very large attend.
lnce for the beginning. Prof. Pate
seems fully determined to build up
he school and 1t looks as II success Is
lis in the undertaking.
L. Vigouroux invites his patrons and
he public to call at his new oyster
itand on corne of Foundry road and
Main street. Oysters delivered any.
where In town at Csc a hundred. COT
ee. fried and stewed oysters. Reas-
'nable prices. 30-4t
Chas. S. COllard. a member OF COM
on Jurisprudence, will leave
O-day for Richmond, Va, to attend
he supreme council A. A. S. r. Ma
0ns VI the Southern and Western ju.
isdictIon Of the United States, which
meets Sept. 18th.
Some vile m~iscreant entered the
millinery and fancy goods store uwned
" Mrs. Ella PassO last Friday night.
Je broke the large glass of the show
through which he took his
hoicc OF goods. Mrs. Passo's loss ag.
segregated $50.
The Hypathcan society will meet
O.night friday at the residence OF
)r. w. II. Thompson, and the same
,r0gram will he rendered as was
for the last meeting, which
vas not held on account Of the inclem-
mt weather. H. G. BURTON,
President.
Mr.. Chas. ID. Eden put up at the
H0ttl Saturday evening. Mr..
eden js an old resident OF our town
nd loved the old associations so well
q Travelled from far Jamaica intend
no 10 settle among as. But inabili.
y to make arrangements In business
nd becoming alarmed lest the quaran-
he should be placed between here
nd Alabama, he left Monday for Mo-.
lie.
Prof. M. G.. Evans left Saturday To
by way Of New Orleans 20 jackson,
g., where be will begin next We'd.
,sday his work a. professor u En-
lsh. His many friends here dislike
Try much ~ luse him, but we wish
I'm unbOunde0 In hia now