The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-10-20

PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

on business last week
The Moss Point locomotive is un-
dergoing repairs.
Capt. Gus Anderson has returned
home from his trip to Chicago.
Capt. and Mrs. James Paul are visit
ing Mobile this week.
The Cumberland Telephone Co. are
about to connect our town and Scran-
ton by telephone.
Master w. NJ. Graham, accompanied
by Mr.. j. J. Wirth, left for Montgom-
cry, Ala. recently to take a course in
Massey's business college.
A nice line OF collarettes, capes
and jackets just received at rock bot
tom prices at W. IL. Graham's.
Mr.. G. w. Moody reports a fine rain
at Fairley's Ferry on Monday.
Mr.. e. L. Turner visited Mobile on
business Tuesday.
Miss Edna Thompson spent Monday
evening and Tuesday forenoon here,
a guest OF Miss Della SETTLER.
Mr.. Joe Beardslee, OF Hattiesburg
visited his family here Sunday. His
family will 20 with him to Hatties-
burg about November lst.
Mr., Joe Leatherberry was here Sat-
urday night, but left Sunday for Mo.
bile.
If you wish to purchase vacant lots,
farms, mill sites or a home, call on or
write to JOHN HILL,
Moss Point.
Master Floyd Mcleod, who has
been up the country with his brother
for several weeks, came home this
week and entered the Academy.
Mr.. G.. w. Garner went to Mobile
Sunday and returned Monday morn
Ing.
A number Of u townsmen went
up the river about 40 miles the first OF
the week on a hunt.
Mr.. A. Blumer has removed the of.
flee that stood by the side of his store
and placed 1t beside the building OPP
posite Mr.. John f. Kreb's store. Tht
Office will be occupied by a Mobile
lumber and timber firm.
Mr.. M. M Evans, wife and little
daughter Annie returned Sunday from
Chicago, where they have been for
week or two.
The Bingham Memorial Missionar!
society meets in the Presbyterian
church next Sunday at 3 o'clock p. m
The Hypathean society meets to
night friday at the residence Of Mr.
A. Blumer.
Mrs. A. Blumer went to Mobile Fri
day last to visit her daughter, Mis-.
Alberta, at the Convent Of Visitation
to celebrate with her, her 10th birth
day.
Mrs. Jesse Bounds and sweet little
daughters Neville and Jessie, left fol
Meridian last Friday on a visit to her
family. Mr.. Bounds accompanied
them as far as Mobile.
The L. N. Dantzler mill has beer
shut down for the past two weeks, bu,
will begin operations the beginning o.
next week.
The schooner Mary Z. Riggs, which
was captured during the Spanish
American wal running the blockade
with a cargo Of clipped beef Is nov
loading at the O'Leary mill with l2O,
600 feet of lumber for Key West.
Mr.. Herbert Henry, one Of our tai
and handsome and popular youni
men returned from a business visit t,
Pennington last Saturday.
Mrs. Nellie Weeks is spending u few
days this week with Mrs. Capt. JohI
Alberts.
Mrs. Capt. W. L. Plnder and CUES
Mrs. Nellie Weeks, spent a pleasan
day at Orange Grove last week.
The residence Nj. L. N. Dantzler
Jr. which is nearing completion, pre-
sents a very imposing and elegant ap
p~earance. Its large and airy apart
ments clearly bespeak the comfor
that will be enjoyed IN the interior
while the outside with Its turrets an
gable and its fine brick foundation r,
fleet great credit upon its designe
and builder. p
A revival in business is looked fc
at an early date.
: The road overseer is repairing III
Foundry road.
Mrs. DR.. B. +. Duke Is spending
few days with her daughter, Mrs. "
i L. Hightower.
DR.. B. F. Duke was a Sunday visi
tor.
. Amelia G. Claude has been elected
principal OF the Moss Point colorcf
public school for the ensuing year.
4 The private school conducted b.
Amelia c. Claude, Is progressing rap
: idly, there being In attendance 5!
pupils. She Is being assisted by he
sister, Ortancia Claude.
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