The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-05-26
PERSONAL AMI GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Business IS only so so. II
The summer girls are expected soon.
Mr.. Jas. Paul was in Mobile last
Miss Myrtle Wanless is quite sick
with fever.
Capt.G Gus Anderson and wife visited
Mobile Tuesday.
Miss Della SETTLER left Wednesday
to visit the Fair at New Orleans.
Call and buy Kidder's homemade
candy and drink Kidder's milk shakes.
Messrs. l.. N. Dantzler, Jr., and A.
NJ. Cowan were in New Orleans this
week.
Miss Hughes, of West Side, Miss,
is visiting her sister, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Wat
kins.
Mr.. Peter Anderson went up to Mo-
bile Saturday afternoon and returned
Sunday
The drought was broken Tuesday
morning at II O'Clock by "a light
shower.
The steamer Neptune was hauled
out on the ship ways for painting
last week.
Messrs. j. II. and Lienhard Blumcr
and Jesse Bounds were in the Crescent
City this week.
DR.. G.. Bruner Dantzler and Mr..
John Mcintosh, Of Mobile, visited
friends here Sunday.
Mrs. Wayne Pendola spent a week
with relatives here and returned home
last Sunday a week ago.
Messrs. Lewis p. Herrin, John F. p.
Blumer and John l.. Morris spent last
Sunday in the Gulf City.
Mr.. c. W. Valverde, of East Side
proprietor Of the Exchange at tina
place, visited Mobile last week.
The man with the sweetest reputa
tion in our town is Mr.. Kidder, VIII
V sells the best homemade candy.
:, DR.. G. NJ. Hyde, IA prominent phys
clan of Brooklyn, Miss. visited h.
brother, Mr.. M. W. Hyde, last weel
y Mr.. w. Fred Herrin had the mil
fortune to sprain his ankle very badl
a few days ago, but he is able to wal
&c again.
!, Mr.. r. G.. Borden, who has recent
- engaged in the s~tcyedoring bushes
is commanding an increasing share
~ the schooner trade.
Mrs. J. Bounds, with her two lit
daughters, Neville and Jessie left II
d Meridian Tuesday on a visit to b.
II mother Mrs. Edwards.
Miss Lyll Morris, after spendir
a several days with her sister, Mr.
u John Il. Pendola in Mobile, returnt
- Wednesday.
Mr.. A. Blumer has just finisht
putting in a new machine at his brio
~ ward this week, which will triple i
= former capacity.
Mrs. NJ. C. Hunt, Mrs. Bessie Dant
~ ler's mother, of Vicksburg, arrive
~ here a few days ago to spend son
- time with her daughter.
Miss Lila A. Singleton, a charmlr
he young lady formerly Of our town, no
al of Abbevillc, La. arrived here Mond'
~ night to visit friends for several week
Die Mr.. 9. W. Garner, our prospero
u. and accommodating livcryma
n, drives the prettiest pair OF bla
Ter horses on the coast. Those who mu
ew have stylish teams will have TO go
Carriers Stable.
'ar Elder II. Bennett and wife return
'as Monday evening from Louisville, h
he Elder Bennett was a delegate to
US. Southern Baptist Convention, viii
recently met at that city. I'll
20. stopped off at Birmingham, whit
60 they passed five days with friends.
o.. Mrs. Boliver Edwards, OF Am
,ur City, La, is visiting her brother
in. j. W. Stewart. She is accompan
by her nephew, Master Roy, son
DR.. c. s. Stewart, who lived in Scr
"s ton Il few years ago.
Mr.. c. W. Garner, the well-knt
liyeryman and undertaken, full
business and fond Of thorought
stock and fancy poultry, has purcl
cd the Plymouth Rock rooster, II
ties Blue which took the first prize
son Birmingham, Ala. and Memp
ATE Tenn
Mr.. Charley Eden, who has
here for a few months past, left !
the day for HowisUn, where he goes
1880 work for the Native Lumber Co.
! all las many warn friends mere, az
sist- whom hated very much to see Mn
sing away.
and ~ p,omor has been two
was three times very Unexpectedly cal
away to Mobile since last Sunda
week ago. We can't imagine W
/" : busincss(D is so important up tn
g IN Every one who know John consie
ken "..a,,on. n,s,,oss vo,,,,, ,
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