The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-11-24
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Mr.. G. w. Jackson visited his fami-
ly in Mobile Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. Fritz Lienhard Wis.
tied New Orleans this week.
Mrs. A. F. Dantzler, returned from
a visit to her mother at Union City,
Tenn. Sunday.
Mrs. Annie Z. Bozeman, OF Meridi-
an is visiting her father and other
relatives here.
Last Saturday Mr.. Thos. Clark. of
Clark Bros. Bayou Cassotte, brought
a raft of 550logs to the Lake saw mill.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. Lienbard, of Hands.
bOrD were visitors to their relatives
Mr.. A. Blumer and family, Tuesday.
| have some Real Estate to ex.
change for vacant lot or house and lot
in Mobile, Ala. JOHN HILL.
Misses Theresa and Belle Torres re-
turned home after a weeks visit to
friends in Scranton.
Miss Rose C~astanera visited her
brother and family in Biloxi Saturday
and returned Monday.
Mrs. L. e. Ward left for Birming-
ham, Ala. Tuesday on a visit to her
sister Mrs. p. NJ. Provost.
The condition Of the roads between
Moss Point and Scranton is very bad.
Let an effort be made to have the
same shelled.
An old fashioned dance was given
at the Randall hotel last Friday night
by Mr.. and Mrs. Ansel Rowland, OF
Orange Grove.
Mr.. A. S. Benn, of Messrs. Hunter,
Benn 4 Co. Mobile, and Mr.. Allan
Sheriff, OF New York visited the
branch Office of the company Tuesday
evening.
Miss Margaret Walker, OF Oal
Grove, Ala. an attractive and charm
lag young lady is a guest for the win
ter Of Miss Dora McCarter.
A steady rain set in last Tuesday
proceeded by showers Sunday ant
Monday evenings. Everybody is happ,
as the prospect for deeper water in
creases with the down pour.
Mr.. G. F. Jones, an old and valued
subscriber OF the DEMoCRAT-STAR
and T. G. Jones and son, Master Jesse
all OF Orange Grove, we're in towr
last Saturday making purchases.
Mr.. A. Blumer has purchased the L
NJ. Hand property on Foundry road
Mr.. Hand, who is at present living Ii
Pascagoula with his family, expects
to leave with them for Birmingham
Ala. where he will in future reside.
Midway between Scranton and Moss
Point in the village OF East Side, Miss
c. L. Wilcox conducts at her home
select school where the latest meth.
DDS of education are taught. Quite a
number Of pupils attend her classes.
The Rev. B. L. Mitchell, who has
been holding divine services in the
Baptist church for the past week,
so won the favor Of the Baptists
by his e~loquence and earnestness
that he has been asked to administer
to their spiritual wants and take
formal charge, beginning the first
Sunday in December.
After a long and tiresome battle
with head winds, delaying the vesse'
twenty-five days, the Henrietta j
Powell came to her mornings from
CoatzcoalcOs, Mexico, minus her jib
boom last Monday. The many friend.
and admirers including all the mem
bers OF the L. N. Dantzler Lumber
Co. were delighted to welcome home
the genial Capt. w. L. Pinder, a.
grave doubts were being entertained
of his safety. The Powell Is loading
with $50, 900 feet of lumber for Hav
ana.
Miss Catherine Irving, SECOND
daughter of Capt. G. II. and Mrs. Sa
rah M. Irving and Mr.. William Fran
CHS Martinez. entry clerk OF the Texa
& Pacific Railroad in New Orleans
were married last Wednesday at LA
D. m. in St. JOseph's Chanel here. Re,