The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-09-08
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

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Rev. II. J. Cumpsten is %quarantined
away from home.
MI. r. G. Borden visited Mobile on
business last Saturday.
The mills OF our town are having a
very busy season.
Capt. g. II. Howe, OF Howison was
in our village Saturday and Sunday.
Prof. Pate was on the sick list Sat
urday and Sunday, but he Is again up
and at work.
Capt. Louis Nielsen and family have
taken up their ABIDE at their old
home here.
| have vacant lots in Moss Point,
Scranton and East Pascagoula for
sale cheap, JOHN HILL.
Mr.. J. J. Mcintosh returned from
an extended trip to the North and
FCanada Monday afternoon.
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Mr.. Eek Evans was sick Monday,
but he was able to return to his post
OF duty Tuesday.
The new residence of Mr.. L. N.
Dantzler Jr. is rapidly nearing CON-
plction.
Master Emile Alberis left last Sat.
urday morningfor Jackson, La. where
he will enter college.
Mr.. NJ. j. Roberts, OF Brannan, Ala.
and Mr.. Ben Vice, Of Big Point regis
tered at the Randall hotel Monday.
The L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.
have rebuilt the elevated track from
the gang mill to the planer and dock.
Miss Virgie Spencer, n OF ouI
most attractive and queenly young
ladies visited Scranton friends las,
week.
We learn that Moss Point ant
Scranton have been. protected b,
t guards placed at Randall ferry ant
I Orange Grove.
II you wish to purchase vacant lots
farms, mill sites or a home, call on o
n write to JOHN HILL, e.
Moss Point.
Capt. W. L. Pinder visited Mobi,
. last week. On his return he was a
companied by his wife and interestiI
l. children Mabel. Aleen and Leroy.
The steamer Georgia was launche
" last Friday from Angeles ship-yar'
70 after receiving general overlaulin
Miss Efie Starke, a charming your
. lady of Fernandina. Fla. who hi
! been the guest Of her aunt, Mrs.
'' G. Borden for some time returnt
- home last Saturday.
Tho friends ef.Miss sDeAa Seitzl
will be glad to learn that she is CO
yalesclng from a severe spell OF il
ness.
- Pretty Miss Lillian Alley, accomp
n MED by her charming guest Mi
=, Francis Clarke. of Whistler. Al
came here from Scranton last Fridf
on a short visit to Mrs. l.. A. Cowa
u Messrs. Airey Evans and Ollie Co,
j. an left Monday for Oxford, where thu
i. 90 to attend the next session OF Il
" University, which opens Thursday.
A. Capt. E. r. du Mont returned Mo
"a day after a five weeks vacation, whit
.. time he spent in Northern cities
~ the United States and in Canada. II
captains looks show that he has e
joyed his vacation to its fullest c
ST tent, for he has gained several poun
en- 10 weight.
S. Several new pupils entered the A
ny ademy Monday and Others are expe'
~ ed next week. If people expect
ne have a school where they may Sc
he their children until they are
'h- enough advanced to enter college,
IRE is their duty to p~atronize the to-
school Instead of the s'lowest bidder
ks On Saturday last at a regular me
ing of the trustees OF the Wood pl
lie school Miss Elizabeth s. Hall v
wi. elected principal and Miss L. Pay
I'd. assistant. These young ladies are
,ur compllshed and capable educate
IRE The turstees intend having the sch
ed house fitted out in a comfortable v
cts and a wing added. The term CT
VS. mences Nov. 6, and continues +
ms months.
sal Mr.. j. W. Stewart, representa-
it'll for Mississippi to the Sovereign CIR
la. Lodge of Odd Fellows, which mi
. in Detroit, Michigan, from the ]
to the 23d inst. left on RWednes(
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