The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-06-01
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

The eclipse was not JOtal aJ Jhts
Joint. Many viewed the phenomenon.
Mr.. W. A. Christian, of Leaksville,
S visiting his friend Mr.. L. G. Faux.
Mr.. W. o. Parks, our enterprising
icwelcr, visited friends in Mobile Sun
day.
Mr.. Elton Cudabac spent a few
days in town last week with rela-
tiyes.
Master Harvey Morris is IN the sick
but we are glad to hear he is i'm
proving.
The log boom did not break, and the
boom in Moss Point real estate still
holds O. X. JOHN HILL.
Miss Eleanor BeardSlee, after a
pleasant visit to Miss Sadie Henry,
returned to her home in Hattiesburg
last Friday.
Miss Bertha Beardslee, of Hatties-
burg, came Wednesday on ii visit to
friends. She Is IA guest Of Mrs. ].
Bounds.
Miss Della SETTLER, from HOuma,
La, arrive Wednesday, on a visit to
her aunt and sister, at the Hotel Ran
dali.
Mr.. Calvin e. Dees, OF Ramsay,
census enumeration for his neighbOr-
hood, was in town Monday.
The pretty tug Native No. 2 took
out Il jolly crowd of young people,
chaperoned by Mr.. and Mrs. A. f.
Dantzler, on Tuesday night, of last
week.
The Tennis Club met with Miss
| Laura Griffin on Tuesday night and
was rcorganized and all prepa ration
| made for the summers sport with the
racket.
Mr.. John NJ. Anderson left on Mon
day for Louisville. From thence he
goes to Dallas, Texas, where he will
locate.
The high water is all gone, but low
prices on Real Estate are still with
us. See John Hill; he will tell you all
about it.
Yes, the river is down, but | am
still swimming in a sea OF low prices
on town and country real estate.
| Come and help me out. JOHN HILL.
Mrs. Geo. w. ONcill is visiting her
sister, Mrs. John e. Pendola. Mr..
O'Neill went to that city Monday to
consult an oculist.
Capt. E. r. du Mont made several
| visits to the timber lands OF Messrs.
| Hunter, Benn & Co., on Pearl river,
recently.
One OF the most delightful boat
rides of the season was the one on
last Thursday night, on the tug Leo,
given by Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Dantzler
in honor of their guest, Miss Dickens
Waddell.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Dantzler, Jr.,
and baby son, accompanied by Mrs.
Hunt, mother of Mrs. Dantzler, left
for Vicksburg, Tuesday, where they
will spend several weeks before going
to Asheville, N. G. During their stay
they will be the guests OF Mrs. Hunt,
who is a resident of that city.
Mrs. II. G. Burton, after a pleasant
sojourn with relatives in Natchez, re
turned home last Wednesday week,
and her many friends and admirers
were delighted to have her back
again. Mrs. Burton brought home
unique aud ancient Indian relics, be-
longing to the Natchez tribe, which adj
greatly to her already valuable collec
ton. She was a~greeably surprised, Of
her return, to find a certificate o
membership to the Connecticut ST
ciety of the Colonial Danes of Amei
lea, having been elected May 18th.
Professors w. r. Pate and II. I
Fisher left for Oxford, via jackson
!. Tuesday afternoon. They will be at
sent during the summer, attendin
normals in the northern part Of IL
9 State. Prof. Pate will return to ope
the Academy in September. Thes
9 young educators have won the cont
dcnce of the public by their SINGER
= and earnest application to their du
a ties.
Mr.. james McQuarie fell from th'
loft Of the barn on his sons place. AM
a sustained a fracture Of the SKULL an
= died May 23d, three days after TIL
unfortunate accident. He was b0r'
6 on the island OF Cape Breton Canada
Q in 1880. About two years ago he cam
from Brooklyn, N. Y, and was maxim
his home with his son, Capt. L. Nj
Quarie, Of the Seminole. Mr.. Nj
Quarie was a devout christian an
!. was loved by all who knew him. IT
!. funeral service was conducted by Re
n B. L. Mitchell and was attended |
many sorrowing relatives and friend
The boundaries OF the proposed Ct
OF Moss Point under the petition I
incorporation r AZ follows: Co
mencing at the northeast corner
section q, 4. I, 8. r. 8 W., and T,
ming due east to northeast corner
northwest quarter OF section 20, !
er s. r. 8, west, thence running south
,y the center Of section %, r. I, s. r