The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-23
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

VINO Will be next!
They say she got badly left.
Master e. NJ. Herrin visited Mobile
Monday.
Our town remains remarkably
healthy.
Santa Claus will visit US next Satur-
day night.
We hear that wedding bells will
ring in January.
Rev. II. r. Singleton came back
from Conference on Wednesday.
The second terms examinations are
being held at the Academy this week.
Mr.. Z. L. Silva, OF New Orleans,
was In our town on business this week.
Rev. II. j. Cumpsten has entirely
recovered from an annoying touch Of
grip.
Capt. John Albert's friends are glad
to see him out again, after his attack
Of cold.
Elder Henry Bennett and wife en-
joycd their first visit ~ Ocean Springs
last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Rudolf are
now at the Victoria Hotel, London,
England.
Mr.. G. l.. Hathaway, a practical
matchmaker, has opened a shop on
main street.
Mrs. Jno. Albcrts and sons and Miss
Hannah Bishop returned from New
Orleans Wednesday.
We are glad TO see DR.. Mcleod able
10 be out again. He has been sick
with IA cold for several days.
The schooner Lady Shea, is loading
1876, 900 feet Of lumber for Nassau a,
/, the l.. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'s mill.
this week.
The %barkentine Estella, Capt. G
Buskin master, arrived at her whar
Tuesday, after a passage of Is day
from Colon.
Mr.. p. w. Hart and Miss Nor;
Maxwell, OF Vassar, Mich, are visit
ing Miss Maxwetl's sister, Mrs. q. A
Chapel.
DR.. G. Bruner Daltlzer. of-Mabile
came down Saturday Afternoon ant
spent Sunday with his relatives ant
friends here.
Anybody looking for Christmas dec
orations can find them in our woods
We speak Of the beautiful holly and
myrtle, etc.
Mrs. G. w. Jackson and little
daughters Hermine and Matte Camp.
bell, have returned from a two weeks
visit to Mobile.
Mrs. W. d. Hopper of Faunsdale,
Ala, who is visiting her parents here,
is spending u few days 10 Scranton the
guest Of Miss Susie Foster.
Mcssrs. w. r. Pate and Bert Fisher
and Miss AnGie Watkins anticipate
attending the Southern Teachers AS
ISOLATION in New Orleans next week.
Messrs. John Alberts and Henry
Colmer arrived Saturday from Mil,
waukee, Wis, and will spend the hol'
idays with their respective families
Capt. E.. r. du Mont, having beer
mustered out with his company al
Columbia, Tenn, during the early
} part of this week, is expected bach
to-day.
: The schooners Asa T. Stowell will
$50, 900 feet OF lumber for Cardcna'
and D. NJ. Anthony with 400. 900 TO
Boston, are loading this week at tn
O'Leary mill dock.
g There was no preaching last Sunda.
at either the Presbyterian OF Methu
dist church, as Mr.. Cumpsten was sicl
> and Mr.. Singleton was attending tn
G Louisiana Conference.
The Young Folks Union anticipot
= giving a supper next week at the Ran
! dali Hotel. Anything to break th
9 dull mouotohy Of the time. Our tow
8 seems to be dormant socially just a
the present.
The next meeting Of the Hypathea
e Society will be held the FIRST Friday {
q the new year, January 9th, at the re
idence Of Mr.. W. Fred Herrin. u
r us try and begin the new year we
and turn out In full force.
., Subscriptions for q Christmas tn
Y for the little children Of the pit
woods Is now being taken up BY u
q Catholic ladies OF this communit
D This charity cannot be too highly r
4 commended at this especial time.
The annual Christmas tree ente'
ta,nment at the Methodist church 9
q. TUESDAY evening, Dec. nth, pron1isc
o. q BE- one Or the most pleasant afAir
O. 81 the year. The public is cordial
invited.
Mrs. Capt. W. t. Pinder, with he
little son and daughter Allne, went i
Mobile Friday to spend some tim
with her sister, Mrs. B. 9. StAnard, Z
105 Monroe street.
Next weeks MldlaudsReylew VI
contain tho 6rst part ! tMo-chA
tered story, IA Dso0hter Of Il
Tecle,t contributed Mr.. Irw
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