The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
Views Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

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Various Sources. A,
Her time will come ere long.
Business israther quiet here.
/, Mr.. j. Bounds visited Meridian a
few days ago.
See the nobby line OF neckties at
NJ. A, Malcomb's.
Mr.. Henry Blumer was recent vis-
itor to New8ssaans.
Mr.. ]. G. Leatherury circulated on
our streets last week
Mr.. J. R. Huggins, Of Waynesboro,
was here last week.
r, E. Sheehy, Esq, has established1
his law Office at Merrill City. II
Miss Eva Taylor of Handsboro, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. SIS. Henry.l
Messrs. A. F. Dantzler and Jno. +. |
P. Blumer, visited New Orleans re-
Gently. 1
Mr.. w. X. McMasters sustained the
loss of his fine mare on Thursday OF
last week.
Ladies, il you want fine pair "
shoes, go to MALCOMB'S,
Bumer Building
Mr.. ]. P. Pur.clles hapd}ipe the
throttle of the Moss Point locoffoi.ve
Stewart" Il
Mr.. P. f. Blumer, Of Slidel. La,
spent Monday and Tuesday with his
parents here. "a
Harold and Annette Evans are both
on the sick list this week They, too
have la grippe.
Mr.. J. r. Price, recently from Cas-
tlebery, Ala, is clerking at Mr.. M. A.
Malcomb's store.
Prof. NJ. G. Evans, Of Centenary
= College, Jackson La, was here last
week visiting his parents.
Rev. A. Nc. L. Douglas, Of Pollard
Ala, was here last week prospecting
y and has since decided to locate.
10 Mr.. John Anderson, of Birmins
ham, Ala, spentlast week here wit
:. his father, Capt. Gus Anderson.
, Miss Lila Singleton left on Sunda
=, for A bbeville. La, and on this "a
n count many hearts are made sad.
ir Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Rudolf have re
turned from their European tour an
are at present visiting in Pensacola
b Mr.. Jake Salmen, a prominent bus
e ness man of Slidel, La, spent Christ
s mas with Mr.. A. Blumer and family
'' Mr.. Winston Darnell, of Orang
e Grove, has accepted position In TIL
!. mercantile store of Mr.. Jos. j. Rita
s yik.
i The Sarah Fuller Is loading at th'
mills Of the Moss Point Lumber Co
a cargo OF 100000 feet of lumber fol
Boston.
y The married ladies of the Ladies
> Shakespeare Club Of Scranton will
;. doubtless say to the single ones, "Ah
MarrYm
Mr.. Geo. w. O'Ncill, wife and
. daughter spent Christmas week at
. Pensacola, Fla, the old home OF Mr.
:, ONeill.
Fine Picture Frames at cost.
M. A. MALCOMB,
Bumer Building.
A number of our people are sicl
~ with colds. It seems to be almost al
epidemic among the young people es
:, pecially.
y Mr.. A. II. McSwain, the eff1cien
d and popular circuit and chancer
Il clerk of Perry county, was in town O.
business last week.
, Misses Lyll Mayes and Della Seiti
. Ter, two OF our most lovable youn
= ladiAs, visited the Gulf City durin
"A the holidays.
al Mr.. McNair COwan, OF ChicOr;
is spent eight or ten days, Christina
t. with his many friends at this plac
d He returned to his home Tuesday las
% Prof. W. T. Pate aud Herbert ]
!" " Fisher and Miss Annie Watkins a
10 tended the Southern Teachers Ass
= citation meeting held in New Orlear
recently.
4 Mrs. H. G. Burton left this week 4
~ a months stay In her old home
Natchez. When she returns she hop
r to bring her sister with her, who "
=. probably stay here for the summer.
ps Mrs. J. L. Dantzler left last We
ia for Brandon, Miss, where she goes
as spend q month or six weeks with Il
b. parents, Judge and Mrs. A. G. Maye
,p OF that place. -
go Misses Lila Singleton and Lau
y Griffin, two OF the most charmi
H. and accomplished young ladies Of 0
st town, spent Christmas week, vi
c. their respective families.
a. The community at large, and sot
+ members in particular, sustain a L
D, by the departure Of the Rev. II.
ny Singleton and family, who left u
~ week for Helena, Arkansas, wht
us Mr.. Singleton will be located. =
u- Mis- Annie Watkins IA sick Il