The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-10-12
PERSONAL N GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered FroE
Various Sources.

'diiouo SouAo""'
The cool weather is heartily well
coined BY all.
Mr.. L. v. Pringle, OF Mobile was in
town Sunday.
Capt. John Alberts spent Monday
in New Orleans on business.
Mr.. P. W. Oliver, of Mobile, spent
Sunday In town with friends.
Mr.. Chas. r. Hall returned to Mo-
bile Sunday, after a weeks business
visit.
The schooner II. J. Powell was haul
ed out Saturday last for repairs on
Angeles ship yard.
Mr.. II. NJ. Faulk, OF Leaksville,
spent a few days in town on business
this week.
Mr.. John L. Morris has engaged IN
the furniture business in the building
formerly occupied as aapillin@y store,
adjoining the Residence Of Mr.. J. W.
Stewart.
r. b. R"ifenberick has recovered
from Il spell of sickness, and has gone
to New Orleans on al visit before re-
turning to New York.
The charming Miss Maggie Ferrill,
after a pleasant VISIT with friends at
Hotel Randall, left Tuesday for her
home at Ellisville stopping over two
days at Hattieshurs.
Judge 0. Randall and wif1 yeturned
last Friday from IA vtsit ITO their
daughter ut Norwich, N. Y. They
were greatly benefited in health by
the trip and were heartily welcomed
back.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Watkins residence pre-.
sents IA nice appearance in its new
coat of paint.
The Moss Point bakery owing to the
excellent quality of. its bread and
pastry is receiving "A liberal patronage.
Miss Laura Myers left Sunday after
noon for Gulfport to fill the position
of first assistant teacher in the public
school of that place.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hi Dee Cudabac hav'
made their home here with Mr.. Cuda
. tac's mother.
Mr.. w. o. Parks. our expert an
k urbane Jewelcr, paid IA business visi
j. to New Orleans Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. L. Delmas returne
$ Sunday from IA visit to New Orleans
They we're accompanied back 10y Mis-
Antoinctte Dittmann
j. Capt. Fritz Lienhard, who has bee
. i'll for the past month with fever
convalescing and appeared on on
streets Tuesday.
The schoOners NOkomis with 225,0(
feet Of lumber for Havana and Ma
n NJ. Dantzler with 100000 feet for Yer
o Cruz, finished loading this week a
r the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'S mills
Mr.. and Mrs. S. D. Denny. we ar
e glad to report, have recovered from
spell Of sickness.
Y On account If removal, Mr.. NJ. y
Malcomb is Offering ID number Of bal
n gains in dry goods, clothing and get
G eral merchandise.
The schooner l.. II. Whitmore
loading with $50, 900 feet Of lumber a
a the O'Leary mill this week.
y Mr.. viii Greenwood, travelling sales
!. man of the Hamilton-Br0wn She
: Co., ST. Louis, Mo. spent the create
, part of Tuesday supplying his GU
TONERS with his celebrated shoes
II Mr.. +. NJ. Johnson, of Escatawpi
y accompanied by his son. Thomas For
II Johnson, left Saturday last to alten
the Palmer Methodist Camp Meeting
and returned Sunday night.
h Mr.. +. W. Stewart, the active az
q popular representative of the Southe
land lines Co. at jacksonville, La
n exporters and manufacturers of lun
h Der, spent Saturday here with form'
friends and acquaintance.
l.. Mr.. Joseph 5. Cain. of Mobile az
II Mr.. j. A. Raby and wife, Of New y
q leans, were summoned to East Sit
], Saturday night by the death of MIR.
'r b. Raby.
-" At the entertainment given recen
u ly at East Side the sum of 800 W
= realized for the public schoul buildin
- The citizens have decided tn col
= mence the building Of their ne
!" school house at once, on the lot d
mated by Mr.. A. l.. Moore.
Mr.. Thomas b. Raby, Il promineI
merchant and timber Inspector I