The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-07-15
PERSONAL M GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Miss Edna Bishop is on the sick list.
Hon. NJ. A. Dees left Monday fer
Cincinnati on business.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. Fred Herrin visited
the Gulf City this week.
Mr.. Jos. Diard was a business visi-
tor here recently.
Mr.. II. c. burton visited his wife in
Mobile this week.
Mr.. S. S. Henry, Jr., went to Hands
boro on business last week.
Miss Maggie Frentz is in our midst
visiting Miss Mamie Torres.
Mr.. Mack NJ. Watkins made a bust.
ness trip to Mobile Monday.
Mr.. Frank G. Robinson paid a busi-
ness visit to the Gulf City Monday.
Collector OF Customs A. NJ. Dahl.
gren, Of Biloxi, was IA visitor Tuesday.
Remember, young married men,
that housekeeping has its cares, too.
Mr.. John A. Suffer. the artesian
well man from Pass Christian, was
here on business Tuesday.
The many friends of Mr.. Charles
Sheriff were glad to welcome him back
on Tuesday from Mobile.
Mr.. Horace Denny and family are
preparing to move to Dallas, Texas,
as oon as quarantine is raised.
Mrs. NJ. A. Martinez returned to
Bay st. Louis, after IA visit Of several
weeks with Mrs. Sarah M. Irving.
The friends of Miss Jessie Crosbie
are pleased to know that she has re-
covered from "A spell of sickness.
Mr.. j. Knox Roe, of Mobile, spent
several days here combining business
with pleasure, returning Wednesday
Regular services will be held at thu
Baptist church Sunday morning an(
evening. All are cordially invited II
attend.
We arc sorry for the young married
men around this place that there are
not more cottages for rent just large
enough for two.
Miss Josephine Bishop returned
home last Sunday, after a pleasan'
| visit to her sister, Mrs. VIM. b. De.
mas, in Handsboro.
Mrs. e. Castenera and family hav
r returned from the Pascagoula beach
where they have spent several week
enjoying the sea breczes.
c The balance of my stock of summ(
hats will so at cost. Call and Sc
them. MRS. L. B. BLACKWELL,
WEIGH Corne
d The entire community feel the slI
cerest regrets over the prospect
=, losing to our midst the families
Mrs. Edward Bloomfield and Mrs.
E. Denny.
= The lawn party given at the res
" denCe of Mr.. J. l.. Dantzler last wee
for the benefit of the Methodist We
leyan Society, proved a grand succe
financially and socially.
n Mrs. Wyatt Gritin and her love
g little daughter, Annie, have gone
MorristOwn, Tenn, for the beneht
Ie their health. All hope to see the
return completely restored to healt
The young men entertained tue
! lady friends in Il delightful manner
), the tug Dawn Monday evening. U
:, fortunately for the ladies the gent
y, men were considerably upset by Il
u rough waters, and some of them we
v compelled to give vent to their fet
ings in the usual manner.
n Rev. II. II. Singleton and family a
d rived here last Friday from Jackso
La. He has been appointed success
to Rev. Inman W. Cooper. From ii
appreciative manner in which he W;
received aud the excellent sermt
which was listened to with rapt ate
- ton by the large congregation at Il
- Methodist church last Sunday, b
- success is an assured fact.
Prof. Hatelstad has completed t
IN repairs and engagements on his NJ
At place. 1t is not often that a comp
alive new conner to any town can
I'd cure the largest, best and most p
t. turesque place, and this, IN the We
Id geographical center of the tow
err Aside from the Griffin old place, viii
)n is in the extreme western part
town, the professors place is me
than three times as large as any pla
. in town. and 30 situated as to have
is double front, yet ample privacy in t
Of rear. II is ashore purity" pla'
$. A FINE OPPORTUNITY.
" l offer at private sale all Of I
70 household effects, etc. Several stow
a. two sewing machines, one improv
Singer, same as new, one organ, o
Ta folding bed. Modern two-story DIV
eS ling for rent or sale. For rent M
ID M. E. Denny's residence. Apply tt
" MRS. EDWARD BLOOMFIELD