The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-11-17
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items o. Inte est Gathered From
Various Sources.

Some splendid Moss Point Real Es-
tate for sale cheap. JOHN HILL.
Rev. II. }. Cumpsten, wife and
children visited relatives in New Or
leans this week.
The congregation Of the st. Paul
NJ. E. church colored, have raised 1910
for church purposes.
Mr.. and Mrs. John F. Krebs spent
Sunday at Bay St. Leuis visiting their
young son at St. Stanislaus college.
Mrs. Nellie Weeks, after a pleasant
s%ojourn here the guest of Mrs. W. l..
Pinder returned TO her home in Mo-
bile on Monday.
The schooners L. II. Whitmore and
Starke are loading at the O'Leary mill
for Vera Cruz with 300, 900 feet OF lum-
Der each this week.
Mr.. G. +. Wise from the Southern
Business University OF Mobile. is en-
played as stenographer at the l.. N.
Dantzler Lumber Co.'s office.
Mrs. Il. ]. Graham, Of Mobile,
after a most enjoyable visit to her
relatives, Mr.. w. Fl. Graham and
family returned home Monday.
am Offering some rare bargains in
large and small farms with good
houses on them. JOHN HILL,
Moss Point.
The Moss Point colored public
school opened last Monday with a
large attendance. At present there
are enrolled III pupils.
Capt. Fritz Lienhard has sold the
steamer capt. Fritz to Messrs. II.
+. and r. p. Bludworth. of Freeport.
Florida. Purchase price paid was
$4,000.
The schooner Arthur NJ. Gibson and
brig Iona are receiving 100000 feet of
: lumber each at the l.. N. Dantzler
Lumber Co.'S mills this week fol
;. West India ports.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. Swartwout ant
e their manly little son Thomas, ant
S their guest Mr.. John Swartwout, o
Chicago spent a short while in on
town last Friday.
IL Mr.. r. A. Farnsworth and beautiful
bride were taking advantage Of tn
r beautiful autumn morning by drivin,
q through our pine scented avenues Of
Tuesday last.
At the Baptist church a series 0
= meetings are running through tn
n week, guided by the able and eloquen
:, mind of Rev. B. l.. Mitchell, of Rock
eyford, Colorado, who is on a visi
here.
e- Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Denny ant
# daughter. Mesdames J. W. Stewar
n and A. M. Cowan with their littl
daughters were among the visitors II
New Orleans during the week.
It We deeply sympathise with Mr.. ant
n Mrs. w. X. McMaster, of Merrill, il
Ell the loss of their little son Willie Ben
It ton, who died IA few days ago at Brew
ton. Ala. Mr.. McMaster was a forme
..u.lN-s - Mo-, ID,in
~ This month our well-known an,
i. popular townsman Mr.. ]. w. Stewar
will celebrate the 2lst anniversary o
his move from Anlite City, La. to thi
place, where he married and estab
lished himself in the drug business
Y and is counted among our most sue
x cessful and enterprising citizens.
. Capt. Gus Anderson left New o.
+" leans on Monday morning on tn
T" steamer Whitney for Havana, theme
'" to Sagua by rail for the purpose Q
looking after the schooner j. W. Gril
ID fn. which went ashore in the marlboro
is last Friday. She is owned by tn
lg Moss Point Lumber Co. and Capt
Of Anderson, and was loaded with lun
I'd Der.
lie Miss Nan L. Sheehy, proprietress c
lg the Hotel Randall is made happy b
the arrival of her brothers, Messr.
r. w. G. Sheehy, of Holmes county an
ii r. e. Sheehy, of Merrill and charm
~ ing neice Miss Arena SETTLER an
+. nephew Master Shitford Sheeh.
IN of Hattiesburg. They intend r
So naming for the winter, except Mr.. ]
or Z. Sheehy.
rt Miss Catherine Irving, daughter
We Capt. e. r. and Mrs. Sarah N. Iryil
will be married to Mr.. William
T.. Martinez. of New Orleans at St. J
-, seph's chapel here, or Wednesda
'so November %. The bride elect Is Oh
Nv of Moss Points most beautiful al
charming daughters, and while n
many friends will wish her all u
'.e happiness the world can bestow upo
"" her. there will be general regret .
ny her removal to New Orleans.
The view across the river from tn
OF L. N. Danzler Lumber Co.'S elegan
est offices. Is very beautiful at this season
on The clear waters Of the Escatawp
te- river catches the quiet colors of pin
I'll and cypress growing on the margin
y and reflects back a thousand sparl
'ie ling tints. The yellow grasses wa
an adieu to the summer breezes Thu
re aro h,owinr On warm and fraora,