The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-12-08
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

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Mrs. &c. Maclay has returned from
Deer Park. Ala.
Mr.. II. A. Coulson visited relatives
in Castleberry, Ala. a few days ago.
Capt. VIM. P. DALEY paid a business
visit TO Mobile last Saturday.
Mr.. Jules Graham, Of Mobile spent
Sunday with Mr.. w. II. Graham and
family.
DR.. G. Bruner Dantzler. OF Mobile
was here Sunday visiting his fathers
family.
Mrs. A. S. Denny is at home once
more after a visit to Biloxi and New
Orleans.
Miss Nannye Mcleod was with her
parents on Thanksgiving and the fol-
lowing two days.
Rev. J. f. Carpenter will leave next
Tuesday to attend the Conference at
Vicksburg.
Cowan Bros. have opened up a fine
line of Christmas goods to suit the
old and young.
Messrs. Emile and Fred Herrin, who
are attending school in Mobile were
at home visiting their parents last.
week. saS
Mrs. J. W. Griffin and little daugh.
ter Annie and Miss Moore went to
New Orleans the latter part Of last
week.
Mr.. A. G. Fowler leaves for Pales-
tine, Texas this week to learn a trade
in the machine shops OF the Southern
Pacific Railroad located there.
Clarence Castanera went over to
Biloxi last week. to work with his
brother on his boat, the Biloxi.
Those young men who took their
sweethearts driving last Sunday af-
ternoon got sprinkled before they got
back.
Prof. II. L. Fisher went to New Or
leans Thursday to see the game Of
football between Tulane and Missis-
sissippi Universities.
Our people will receive with pleas
ure the news that The Robinson mills
will remain here. Contracts for four
years supply Of logs have been closed.
Juanita WEIGH has been and Is still
quite sick with fever. She has been
out OF school several days and heI
teacher and school mates are anxiou.
for her speedy recovery.
Rev. J. P. Drake, of Bay st. Louis
former pastor OF the Methodist
church here, passed two days In GU
midst this week a guest Of Rev. J. E
Carpenter.
Cowan Bros. have just received
their mammoth stock OF Christmas
goods. Now Is The time to selec'
your presents before they have beer
picked over
Miss Irene lizard, of Mobile ha.
been the guest OF Mrs. A. M. Cowar
aud Of Mrs. II. G. Herring the pas
week. I'd
Mr.. P. e. Blumer and charming
bride who arrived in New Orleans
Tuesday on the steamship Hudson
reached here Wednesday morning anC
received a hearty welcome. Mr.. anc
Mrs. Blumer will reside with US 10 the
future.
Mr.. Ed. r. Robbins and wife, o.
Castleberry, Ala. arrived here last
Saturday. Mr.. Robbins will engage
ia the saw mill business with Mr.
Thos. White, on Escatawpa river.
l have vacant lots in Moss Point
Scranton and East Pascagoula 70
sale cheap. JOHN HILL.
An attractive home is that Of Capt
!, John Alberts on the beautiful oal
avenue leading to the L. N. Dantzle
Lumber Co.'s mill. The interior
. which is tastcfully furnished and II
. perfect order reflects great credit o
the estimable wife of the captain.
OIn accordance with a resolution
adopted by the Presbytery at its las
meeting, Rev. II. J. Cumpsten vii
preach a sermon next Sabbath morn
. ing with special reference to churc'
attendance. 1t will not be an abus
i've lecture, but a study OF Gods wor
upon that subject.
Mr.. @. w. Garner has renovated hi
! undertaking establishment and blacl
smith department. and fitted for hin
self a spacious and comfortable ofit
where he IL glad to welcome h
friends
0 The boys OF the Academy havoc
y gained a football team and after
few weeks practice they will challenl
Ocean Springs and Biloxi sch0
: teams. Why have not the Scrantt
% school boys organized and play OF
$ boys.
Mr.. W. o. Parks, our popular jev
eler is very hopeful over the bushes
outlook Tor our town this winter. II
thinks towards the drst VI the yea
coplous raing will fall 10 the noFthef'
portion OF our county, swelling tn
rivers and creeks and bringing 10y
down TO the n,ille., Nj. Parks doesn'
.-e ~ ~ = n<nnhat. hut he know