The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-10-06
Personal AMI GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

'oWo Ab0lAo Va hsSASe
Various Sources. !
Mr.. q. w. Valyerde has had the in
OF his East Side Exchange
.tastefully painted.
Mr.. J. II. Southland Of Mobile,
brother Of Capt. Geo. G. Southland has
located in our midst and will conduct
a ship brokerage business.
Mrs. lobe Carter was quite sick for
two or three days last week, but we
are glad to state that she Is conva-
lescent again.
l have a large supply Of fine build
ing brick, and hand-drawn shingles
on hand. A. BLUMER.
Master Emile Herrin left for Mobile
last Saturday, where he will resume
his studies in Wright's college.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Evans left on Sunday
for Brandon to attend a meeting OF
the hoard OF control OF the peniten-
tiary.
Mr.. L. N. DaDtzler, Jr. returned
last Monday from Atlanta, where he
went to make his first visit to his
heir who arrived in that city the
Monday previous.
The planer Of the L. N. Dantzler
Lumber Co. had a narrow escape from
being destroyed by fire on Tuesday
evening. Fortunately the flames were
extinguished before any serious dam.
age was sustained.
John Tatum, a trustworthy colored
man died suddenly IN the road neal
his home Wednesday morning. He
was formerly sawyer at Denny's mill
DR.. G.. Bruner Dantzler, Of Mobile
was down on a visit to his father ant
family Saturday and Sunday. Thu
e doctor looks as il he enjoyed his tril
out West very much.
r Miss Moore, who is to be the prlvat
teacher for little Annie Griffin thi
!. winter, arrived last Saturday and vii
begin her work at once.
le have a long list of Mobile res
dence property for sale cheap.
ID JOHN HILL.
n. The schooners Metheubesec wi,
III 800, 900 feet of lumber for New Yo'
IN and Hildegard with 10000 feet
Caibarien, are loading this week
III the l.. N. Dantzler Lumber Co
tn mills.
Mr.. D. T. Murphy, wife and baby
turned from Silverena, Smith count
a Miss, last Saturday morning. In
Travelled by team POO miles across t
country, enjoying the trip very we
T. Mr.. Lee Smith. brother-in-law, ON
y, ing and driving the conveyance.
The Moss Point Studio on the Or
fin road is one of the attractions
10 our town. Mr.. r. l.. Mckay, assist
nd by the well-known artist Mr.. Ito
noe are entitled to a liberal patronage.
Rev. II. J. Cumpsten returned W
ear his family from McComb City, WHIT
OF he went six weeks ago for a short v
cd, it and was quarantined away FRI
home. They came via Meridian a
ad- Mobile.
it'll Miss Laura Griffin returned no
cry lastThursday fromBirmingham, win
on she has been visiting her old sch
mate, Miss Prowell, and whom she
he. pected to return with her, but
md did not come. Miss Laura's mi
mt friends here are indeed glad to h;
des her at home again.
ere Misses Louise Fisher and Bes
hat Howe left last week for Columt
where they go to enter the lndust
en-. Institute and College. Their M
!: an friends here wish them a prodts
and and IA pleasant years work.
will WELL. SAY, LOOK HERE.
heir This section is bound to boom in
near future. Those who have
sell, so why not buy and be in
year swim. Call on or write to
era JOHN HILL,
Loss Real Estate Agen
70 o The following new pupils entt
ian the Academy last Monday: Que
low Garner, Rosalia Leinhard, Jua'
very Welch, Ina Thompson, Harry Fitz
Willie SHREDDER, Fritz Leinhard
ntiv Addie Cowan. Others are still
get pected. Prof. Pate states that
die WORK being done this session is !
'v,ee satisfactory than during either OF
way. two previous sessions. The pr
vs.. ought to encourage good work by
ing their children.