The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-03-02
PERSONAL n GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

DR.. ". r. Thompson is here on a
visit.
Mrs. James Paul Is visiting her
daughter in Mobile.
Miss Fannie Wright O'Neill visited
the Mobile festivities.
Miss Della SETTLER left for Castalian
Springs, Miss. Tuesday.
Mr.. G. W. Jackson and family at
tended the carnival in Mobile.
The reports from above bring the
glad tidings that the river Is filed
with logs.
After spending some time 10 New
| Orleans Miss Edna Bishop has return.
ell home.
Mrs. Ella Passo and daughter, Miss
Willie, went to Mobile Tuesday on a
ten days visit.
The steamer Pic was on the Angelo
ship yard this week for repairs to her
machinery.
Capt. w. L. Pinder and family,
much to the regret OF all, will move
to Mobile In a few days.
Misses N. L. Sheehy, Arena Seitz-
Ter and Lizzie Angelo, enjoyed the
Mobile Carnival Tuesday.
Burners is always headquarters for
brick, shingles and lime; also a fine
lot of good brickbats on hand.
Mr.. c. W. Garner, u popular and
up.to.date liveryman and undertaken,
visited Mobile On business last Satur-
day.
On Saturday evening last the resi-.
dence Of Mrs. Burton Goode near here
was destroyed by fire. Total loss. No
insurance.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. PascO, Of st. Louis,
Mo-, s%piritualists, held a number OF
profitable seances at their room 10 the
Randall hotel.
The road from Randall's ferry &c
the Blumer foundry is in a deplorablt
condition, and proper authorities
should look into the matter.
DR.. Lomax S. Anderson and wife
of Port Gibson, Miss. spent from
Monday to Wednesday with their son
DR.. Anderson and wife.
The schooner L. N. Dantzler Is load
ing az the L. N. Dantzler Lumber
Co.'s mills with 12O. 900 feet Of lumber
for Coatzacoalcos this week.
Capt. S. r. Thompson arrived Sun
day with his freight schooner j. j.
Cowart, with a full load OF general
merchandise from New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. f. Dantzler, Mrs.
r. L. Bishop and Messrs. Albert and
Percy Irving were subjects OF his
majesty Rex in New Orleans this
week.
The schooner Henrietta ]. Powell
arrived from Mobile Wednesday to
load with $50. 900 feet OF lumber at the
L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'s mills for
Vera Cruz.
Mr.. W.. Fred Herrin, Grand Dicta.
tor Of the Knights Of Honor OF Missis.
sippi, attended the meeting OF the
advisory board 0f this sterling order
10 New Orleans on last Monday.
Mrs. Pattie O'Guynn and children,
after a pleasant visit to Mr.. L. N.
Dantzler and family returned to their
home in Quitman, Miss. last Saturday,
stopping at Mobile for the carnival.
Mesdames T. A. Coulson, Marshall
Mckay, A. NJ. Cowan and little
daughter Louise, C. W. Jackson and
daughters, Herminie and Matte
Campbell, witnessed the Mardi Gras
attractions In Mobile.
Mrs. Oliver P. Anderson with her
two beautiful little daughters, Ollie and
Sadie. accompanied by her charming
sister, Miss Jessie Schwager, left last
Saturday for New Orleans to spend
the carnival. thence to make an ex.
tended visit to Manchac, La. and
Texas.
Program Of the Butterfly Society
for Friday, March I'd. 1900: Reading.
Miss Clara Heirin; Recitation, Miss
Lola Vanderwall; Vocal music,
Misses Hertha and Doris Andersen;
Reading. Master Clyde McInnis: Re.
citatiOn Master ElOvd Mcleod: Vocal