The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-12
PERSONAL AND
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

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We are having plenty OF rain.
Heavy rains for over a week has in.
terrupted commerce.
Mass will be held at the Catholic
CHI urch at $3.50 Sunday morning.
Last Friday night a jolly crowd en-.
joyed a boat row on Escatawpa river.
Miss Belle Denny Is the guest, of
Miss AuDie Cameron Ia Mobile this
week.
Mr.. e. P. Smith, a prominent hotel
proprietor OF Hattiesburg, was the
guest Of Mr.. A. Blumer u few days
last week.
The dummy ride to the ~Pascagoula
pavilion last Thursday night was a
very enjoyable affair.
Mr.. c. w. Ga"ner and DR.. ]. B.
Cuambeflin paid the Gulf City a BUSH
ness visit last Monday.
Nj. Jos. G. Lcatherbucy, OF Cross
Roads, after spending some time here
returned 10 his bone Tuesday.
Miss frankie Barrus. a beautiful
young lady from New Orleans, is WIS.,
Ting Mrs. W. l.. Pindcr heie.
Mr.Stephcn Schema, of New Orleans,
arrived here Sunday night and has
accepted a position ia the store OF Mr..
JOS. J. Ri,ayiG.
Mrs. Annie DAIMLER Bozeman, ac-
companied bv Mrs. Kate V. Moo.e of
Tyler, Texas. .eturned to Her home in
Meridian, Miss, on Tuesday last.
The well-knOwn representative and
partner of Messrs. W. S. Keyser & Co..
Of Pensacola, Mr.. Wn. Rudolf, paid a
business visit to our town last week.
Mrs. Adam Ritayik and children
left last SuDda' for Their future home
in 81. Louis, Mo. They were coon.
panied rs far us New Orleans by Mr..
Jos. j. Ritayie.
Among the logmen in town Monday
we noticed f. f.. Mcdonald, r. A.
Roberts, OF Hurley, S. j.. Walters,
Ri. Poinr, aud Steede Graham, OF
C.allams Ferry.
The place Of meeting for the Hypa.
lhcan Society next Friday (l2th) has
unayoidably been changed. The meet
ing will be held at tue residence of
Mr.. II. G. Burton.
Mrs. VIM. Watson, of Mobile, ac-
compahied 10y her pretty little daugil-
ter, Maud, spedt last week here as the
guest OF Ms. HOdgsOn. Mrs. Wa.son's
many friends were glad to see her.
PRIVATE SALE.
have for sale a good family horse
and buggy, a young milk COW and calf,
also some household furniture.
IT ID. o. BYERs.
The lowe end OF Font street IS 10
a mise aole cOndi ION, owing to the
laios aud lack Of proper w0, k. The
mutier should be looked into. as it
is Que OF The mOsu heavily t,aveled
Dads in the county.
The Methodist congregation is dress
ing the parsonage inside and cut.
New ma tting, new furniture and new
p.,inU and tue new min Stef ana his
charming family viii %1,ight"a the
LOne. making The picture o. domestic
VI OtDPCiC
M. j. II. Btowp, one OF Mobiles
bandsOmest youth, spent Sunday last
with Miss Matte Mcleod. A drive,
Ice team and pleasant conversation
consumed Tie time until bis enforced
deDarture on the lave tain ia order to
be at bis post Monday morning.
Mrs. Capt. Oliver P. Anderson,
" III he, two little dpughte.s s, Ollie
aud Sadie, left for New Orleans last
Mondav TO spend a few weeks as the
guests of her sisCe". N $. +. A. Mel
son. FrOm there they will visit St.
Gabril, Bacon Rouge, Loh.wOOd and
CUving .OL, La.
Are the pa"ents OF many Of our dear
girls ava re Of The fact that their male
escorts from Me beach are often in an
unfit condition to escort them hOme?:
1t is well to awakeI to the necessity
OF a little investigation before an in
nocent girl is called upon to defend her
honor against a half drunken creature
calling himself a gentleman.
Rev. d. O. Byeis, pastorOf the Moss
Point and Scranton Presbyterian
chu. ches for more than thirteen years,
has offered his resignation with the
expectation OF taking charge OF the
Felicana Female Collegiate Institute
OF Jackson, LA. His resignation Is to
take effect Sept. 1St. A meeting Ut
New Orleans Presbytery has been
called for Aug. 18th, IN the First Pres.
bytelian church, New Orleans, To take
action in the premises.