The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-04-22
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.
Mr.. ]. w. Stewart visited Jackson
the first part Of the week.
Thieves have been at work for the
last week.
Mr.. J.. l.. Dantzler spent Sunday in
the Gulf City.
Mr.. Chas. Sheriff paid "A business
visit to Mobile this week.
Mr.. Adam Ritayik returned Sunday
from New Orleans.
Mr.. Hi Dee Cudabac spent Friday
last visiting relatives here.
Mr.. james Paul made several bust
ness visits to Mobile recently.
Mr.. J. A. Vanderwall left on We'd
nesday for Leaksvllle on business.
Capt. Jim's colored regiment is
ready to march at ii moments notice.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N. Dantzler, Jr.
spent a few days in New Orleans last
week.
Mrs. Carrie Ogburn, OF Newton,
is visiting her brother, Dr.. II. l..
Howe.
The steamer Fox was hauled out on
the Italian ship yard last week for
repairs.
Attention, W. O. w, attend meet
ing tonight. Business Of Importance.
l.. p. HERRIN, q. G.
Mr.. James r. Higgins, of Waynes-
b0ro Is in u midst attending to his
timber interests.
Mr.. G. G.. Joiner has begun work on
his new residence, which he hopes to
complete 10 the near future.
Mrs. NJ. M. Evans and daughter,
Miss Annett, returned from Healing
Springs last Friday.
Mrs. Theodore Hurlburt, OF Merid-
ian is visiting her aunt, Mrs. Fannie
Cudabac here.
Miss Daisy Graham left Wednesday
on a visit to her sister, Mrs. q. NJ.
Morgan, at Louisville, Arkansas.
Mr.. VIM. A. Coulson, of this place
has been granted by the patent office
a patent for IA sash fastener.
H~attiesburg is represented here by
Mr.. S. H.. Hemphill, who was in town
on timber business.
Mrs. J. w. Griffin, accompanied by
her niece, Miss Katie Meyers, returned
on Monday from the Crescent City.
Hon. Geo. Kennedy, the timber
king Of Hattlesburg was a visitor II
our city this week.
Reduced prices on large stock of
spring clothing, shoes, mems shirts.
ladies shirt waists-M0ss Point Mer-
camille Co.
News has been received here Of the
serious illness OF Mr.. r. G. Ryder at
the hospital in New orleans.
Miss b. L. Seitzler, OF Bowling
Green, Miss, arrived here last We'd
nesday week on a visit To her aunt,
Miss N. L. Shelby.
Miss Della SETTLER has gone to
New Orleans to lay in a stock Of fancy
trimmings for the millinery establish
ment If Miss N. l.. Sheehy.
Rev. A. e. Clay will preach next
Sunday in the Methodist church, the
pastor will be absent filling an engage
ment in New Orleans.
Mr. Fritz Colmer is having his home
beautifed with two fresh coats Of
paint by Prouse s. Son, who are
artists at their trade.
Rev. r. W. Merrill, of Grenada, ar
rived last Friday, he will assist the
pastor IN a meeting at the Baptist
church.
Mr.. w. E. Bingham, OF Tuscaloosa,
Ala, formerly IA highly respected res
ident Of this place, spent last week
with his sister, Mrs. r. W. Cowan.
The travelling public are showing
their appreciation of the home COM
forts all receive who stop at the hot ]
Randall and the house is full.
Mr.. c. W. Valverde reports the work
of Smelling the road along the river
through East Side as nearing com
rletiOn.
Mrs. T. J. Graham and daughter,
Miss Annie, OF Mobile are spending a
few weeks with the family of her
brother-in-l law, Mr.. W. H. Graham
here.
The coincidence of the community
is extended TO Mr.. and Mrs. John Hern.
don on the death Of their infant,
which occurred last Sunday.
Mrs. Addie M. McInnis, of New Or.
leans, was here last week attending
the funeral Of her niece, Mrs. Virgins
Watkins Morris.
Mr.. c. W. Jackson, superintendent
Of the Methodist Sunday School az
pointed Messrs. L. N. Dantzler, Gen
w. Bowen and DR.. w. l.. HightOwel
on the committee to select a day ant
place for the May Day picnic.
!, Among the log men in town Thu
week we noticed the following: .
Hillman, OF Betty P. o., f. w. Brc
land, L. II. Pierce, Arthur Morgan, r
! O. McInnis, Of Leaksville, Pete Nc
Kenzic, Of Augusta.
, Owing to the protracted meeting
!, now being held at the Baptist church
and which will continue all this week
: the regular meeting of the HypatheaI
p Society, scheduled for to-day Is post
/ poned until next Friday, April 20.
Mr.. David r. Estelle and Miss West