The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-09-29
IESCATAWPA ITEMS.
BY SCRIBUs.


me silver polish" tlend is tramr
wilson Springs camp meeting vii
oe9In Thursday, October 18th.
There has never been a "suspicious,
case of fever in u town.
Now that quarantine is not 50 stric
the STORES Will get full supplies.
Inc teachers will have their hom,
win the family OF Mr.. o. c. Dodge.
There will be preaching at Zion nex,
sunday oy the pastor, morning ant
Mr.. George Garfield is proud Of his
new little girl. lie says she is the
prettIest in town.
Among the many who will attend
tne AnicricuS camp meeting are Mr.,
WIZ ana Miss Bertha Gof.
The Youngest boy in town is At, thc
nome OF Mr.. Il. II. RiggIe. Bernre he
Is ola enough to ~ Go war Philinnina
question will surely be settled.
Misses Josephine Cirlot and Fannie
wyatt nave returned home from their
peasant visit tn Scranton. the pIest 9
OF VIZ. Eugene Nelson and family.
The Methodist parsonage will soon
NC thlhg OF beauty. in bran new
palnt. inside and out. The money for
me purpose will be furnished by the
W. ?. II. NJ. society.
Now he says he don't care for tho
hammock. and ice water is no longer
desirable, but he wants To know where
ne can get Il cheap uvercOat.
Master Earl Dodge is still ouaran.
I'lled away from home, where he has
neeh VISITING near Hattiesbury with
Mrs. Gray's family.
Miss Ida WYATT is visiting Mr.
bruner Goff'S family ut Basin. and viii
prolong her visit until after the Amer.
Icus camp meeting, which she will at.
tend ana doubtless have Il pleasant
time with her many friends.
Inc opening Of Zion public school
Is oeIaVed Il week on recount Ut neces.
Sary repairs tn he made to the building.
SchoOl will now begin on Monday
october "a. with Miss Celeste Dclmns
as principal.
Mr.. O. g. Dodge deserves manv
t'ankS for the interest taken in the
opening TT school. He had the Scl,ool-
house scrubbed and things cleaned
generally. lie dug a new well hopinv
70 get "a supply Of good water for the
One Of the greatest draw
PACKS 10 the school is the Lack of
water. 1t had TO he carried some
ana repeated efforts have
mace TO get "A good flow OF good
water, but without success.
One or the most picturesque SPOTS
u ~EScatawpa is Cedar Drive. n way
eanlng from Magnolia avenue Co the s
AXE mills. There is a thick stand
Cedars lining on both sides, with .
'oughs overlIanging. They are ever. .
reen, and the place looks cool and r.. G
Tesn'ng even on hot summer DAYS.
iere Is the home of Mr.. Smith. late t
! Michigan. The way terminates in h
ne mill and the mill grounds ~ Lake
MS, owned and operated by. MIR.
esse Bounds, Of Moss Point. This a
was once owned by a Mr.. Leslie. u
men by Mr.. Waddleworth. of Eng.
lnd, then by Meyer 4 Tam. of Mich. .,
IAN. then Mr.. Smith. and then passed y
tne present owners. The River !"
'ad branches of from Magnolia ave-.
ue 40 corner near residence of Mr.. A. h
Icuregor and extends to the home and IL
farm of Mr.. John Lacore's
hu,nR on Escatawpa river. This
'n,Iemah mas a nice home there, and al
neen successfully engaged in truck OF
lrmlng Tor many years. He grows
~ markets a most varied line OF the vi
iest vegetables. first In season. LAT. ~
. out. He also has fine cows and is NJ
''te an enthusiast Of Plymouth VI
ocK chickens. and raises and sells
rye quantities OF them. The mil,s
Moss Point Lumber ca. lie hetwean CT
US roan and river bank. With their W
mill property. planer, div yo
uses employees cottages, ETC., they =
yer u large space OF ground, and do
.,avy ana varied shipping business in
stvieS or lumber, besides Il largc
trade. The beautiful home If
cor the firm, Mr.. HartieC G. Herring.
near racing the river front. Mr..
NJ. Johnson, in charge OF the plan.
M. Roberts, Jr. and ST.. Mr.. Davis
Il Mrs; Ferrill have homes IN this
The newly elected treasurer of IN,
ckson, county has Il fine home front.
\ theTlver, ami quite an extensive Sc,
10 ~andssngar plantation. He is a
tea shipper OF fine cabbage and ali seT
'ds or farm products in season. and Sen
ln%ufacturcs a high grade OF syrup.