The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-06-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

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Fry a bottle OF Kaufman's Pine
Apple Lemenade.
Best homemade candy, milk shakes
and ice cream at Kidder's.
The welcome rains have cheered the
hearts Of all.
The Cleyaka club met with Miss Is
abel McInnis Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Joseph ]. Rltayik has engaged
10 the stevedoring business.
Mrs. Jesse Bounds and children re-
turned home Wednesday from TupelO.
The Cumberland Telephone people
hope to have their system in opera.
tion here shortly.
Mr.. II. G. Walker Is now behind the
counters at the store OF MN. A.
Malcomb.
Mr.. J. z. Roberts brought down the
largest raft Of logs OF the season
Tuesday,
Master Emile Alberts returned
last week from Jackson, La. Emile
asa bright boy and we welcome HIN
bone. -
Mrs..J. L.-DaAtzler expects to leave
for Brandon Thursday, accompanied
BY her evely little daughter Earn.
Master Charles Krebs returned
to-day from Cullman, Ala, where he
has been in college.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. B. Taylor enter
tanned Mr.. and Miss Berry and Miss
Taylor this past week. ..
Handsome Mr.. Frank O'ROurke and
Mr.. James Michael were in Moss
Point Monday on business.
Mr.. H. Boehmer expects soon to To-
cate in Scranton. Mobiles loss Is
Scranton's gain. Welcome, old boy.
The charming Misses Berneice Pat.
erson and Mary Hubbard, of Mobile
were the guests the first OF the week
of Mr.. J. J. Mcintosh and family.
Elder II. Bennett and wife were the
guests of DR.. B. F. Duke and family
at Pascagoula last Sunday.
Prof.s w. T. Pate left for Vicksburg
last Saturday, where he is engaged in
conducting a State normal.
We are sorry to chronicle the illness
Of Mr.. Bliss Mcleod at the home Of
his father Mr.. D. W. Mcleod.
Closing out a nice line OF shirt
waists and straw hats at Miss Nan l..
Shcehy's, Randall Hotel.
Rev. J. f. Carpenter has been sc.
lected by the Seashore and Crystal
Springs camp meetings as special ora.
tor at the coming encaWpments.
Masters Thos. A. and Melvin s.
Raby, who have been attending the
session at St. Bernard college, Gull
man, Ala, returned home Thursday.
The schooner James H. Dudley is
loading at the Moss Point Lumber
Co.'S mills with 100000 feet lumber for
Havana.
jeff Florence, son Of Capt Joe
Florence was buried on last Thursday
evening, June 9Th at 8 O'Clock, Rev.
II. J. Cumpsten oficiating.
The Hypathcan society meets to.
night at the residence OF Mr.. A. G.
Delmas in Scranton. A very enjOya-
BILE time can be anticipated by all who
attend.
Though there were several "Jeffries
men" in our town last week they
could find no "Fitz men" who were
willing to back their man at the pre-
yaililg odds.
i The schooners Anna NJ. Stammer
with $50, 900 feet OF lumber for Hav.
ana and Harry W. Haynes with 250,-
600 feet OF lumber for Kingston, ia.
maica, are loading this week at the
L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'s mills.
Mrs. A. Blumer will leave Sunday
for Mobile to attend the Academy of
Visitation, where her daughter Miss
Alberta is attending school. They
will return home together Wednes
day.
A small crowd of young people wert
entertained in a charming manner
Monday evening by Misses Cunning
. ham and Hughes at thehome Of thei
hostess, Mrs. NJ. NJ. Watkins.
DR.. r. J. Briggs and wife, of Aus
tin, Texas, returned to their hom
; Monday. The doctor conducted
| meeting at the Methodist church un
3 der the auspices Of the protestant
.. churches. His sermons were greatly
, enjoyed by all who heard them. 1t Is
|, believed no greater preacher was ever
in Moss Point. DR.. BrlgRs is to Visit
rs again next fall IN alecture on ag'
n0sticisin.
Last Friday Constable J. J. Cum
niupham. who Is always on the alert
for criminals, captured Warren Trot-
ter, colored, wanted for stabting Lucy
Williams, also cOlored, In Simpson
county two years ago. Trottet was
turned over to Deputy Douglas, who
left with the prisoner several days
ago for the scene Of his crime.