The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-07-29
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

vdIlOuS coulCtns
Drummers come and 60, but bust
ness is dull.
Mr.. Lienl,ard Blumer spent Sunday
at Mississippi City.
Prof. ]. A. Hatlestad paid the Gulf
City a business visit Monday.
DR.. J. X. Mcleod is himself again,
after a few days sickness.
They say 1t will materializc early in
the fall.
Some Of our sweet girls 70 Grabbing
to Pascag0ula beach.
What IL she did 60 to Scranton on
q wagon with her sweetheart?
Hunter, Benn & Co.'S. Office is sur
rounded by "A new and natty fence.
Mrs. (Capt.) Fritz Lienhard and lit
tie son visited New Orleans last week.
Mr.. A. Blumer has been on the sick
list but, we are glad to note that he is
out again.
Mr.. II. f. Fisher returned last Fri.
day from the University at Oxford,
Miss.
The Hypathean Society meets to-
night friday at the residence OF Mr..
II. W. Cowan.
Our old and esteemed citizen, DR..
Z. +. Griffin, is critically i'll. No
hopes for his recovery.
MI. II. S. Jackson, OF Mobile, spent
Sunday with his brother, Mr.. U. W.
Jackson.
The smiling c%ountenance OF Miss
! Hattie Davis, Of Scranton, was seen in
our town this week.
Mr.. L. N. Dantzler returned Mon.
day from Atlanta, where he attended
the Confederate reunion.
The schooner l.. N. Dantzler, Capt.
w. l.. Pinder, master, left for Vera
Cruz Tuesday with a cargo OF 10000
feet Of Lumber.
Miss Nellie Barrus, Of New Orleans,
is visiting Mrs. W. l.. Pinder thi
week.
Miss Bette d. Russon, a charming
little miss Of Scranton, Is visiting Mr.
w. ii. Graham and family.
Mr.. A. A. Vaughan, of Thre
Rivers, was a welcome visitor in tow
last Saturday.
Mr.. P. e. Blalack, of Hattiesburl
was in town this week looking aftt
his timber interests.
81 Mr.. H. w. Converse, proprietor
the Randall, left for Chickamauga Ii!
week; en- route he visited his son
d Columbus.
Our young men don't rush to I'll
army from this place. They are n,
o anxious to exchange shots with u
$ DOns, nor take the chances OF havIr
an attack OF yellow fever.
d Mr.. Jos. j. Ritayik has assume
charge OF the general merchandl'
business formerly conducted by h
father, MI. Adam Ritayik, who HI
removed to OF. Louis where his far
lily will JOIN him next month.
=. MI. Ac6ry Schroeder, proprietor
the FhOenix Hotel, Is a hotel man
q long exeerience. He is a man of G
II cryy an0 enterprise, and has hosts
friends who make his hOstelry the
# stamping grounds.
It Capt. w. L. Pinder left Wednesd;
on the schooner l.. N. Dantzler II
Key West, accompanied by his charm
- ing niece, Miss Estelle Torres, ar
his daughter, Mabel.
Miss Beulah Seitzlcr, the love
:. niece of Attorney r. E. Sheehy;4e
y for Durant, Miss, last Saturda
where she will summer at Castillo
4 Springs.
CLEARING OUT SALE.
,s For the next thirty days l will of
my entire stock Of hats and notions
T. cost to make room for my fall mil
merry. MISS n. l..
9. The many friends and admirers
6 Miss Annie Cameron, a pretty you
y lady of Mobile, regret TO know tn
she will return to her home tO-morro
I'd Miss Cameron has spent the past 70
st weeks very pleasantly in our mid
the guest Of Miss Belle Denny.
r. Last Saturday night a presumptio
IS sneak thief went aboard the schoou
II. j. Powell, broke open the lock-
helped himself to liquor and clgi
- and left IA polite note compliment
" the captain on his complete lardera
signing himself "P. ID. G." The CT
n. tain Is Tow sorry he didn't give t
reporter of this paper the surpl
cigars. The transgressor, no dou'
#. considers he performed u very, smi
trick, but sooner or later his KIND
l.. brilliancy will land him In the re
Tertiary where he belongs.