The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-03-16
PERSONAL AMI GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

VdllOuo DOultVos |
Some home seekers here every week.
Our town property is advancing In
price.
Mr.. James Paul visited Biloxi Satur-
day.
DR.. L. s. Anderson drives a fine new !
horse.
The peach and pear trees are in
full bloom.
Wise friendship never lays aside the
robe Of courtesy.
1t is said that logs are bringing the
highest price eve paid before.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. N. Dantzler, Jr.
visited Mobile last Friday.
Mr.. ]. W. Stewart was a business
visitor to New Orleans Monday.
Mr.. G. II. Wood is attending Circuit
Court in Greene county this week.
The beautiful spring-like weather
has put every body in a good humor.
Mr.. S. S. Henry, Jr., made a BUSH
ness visit down the coast or Monday.
Mr.. J. +. McLendon, OF Leaf, a well
known timberman was "a visitor Tues
day.
Mrs. j. e. Pendola, Of Mobile, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Geo. W.
O'Neill.
The steamer Seminole is hauled out
for repairs to her machinery on An
gelo's ship yard.
The charming Misses Lizzie Alley
and Sallie Clark visited Mrs. l.. A.
Cowan Tuesday.
/ Mr.. W. e. Griffin, a prominent mer,
, chant and timberman OF Harrisburg
was in town this week.
Mr.. Jules Graham, Of Mobile, spen'
Sunday with his uncle's family here
G Mr.. W. Ii. Graham.
t A half dozen schooners loaded car
goes of lumber at the l.. n. Dantzle
e Lumber Co.'s mills this week.
J. Rev. II. j. Cumpsten was called t
New Orleans on account OF illness q
his father last week. He has sine
n returned.
T. Mrs. j. W. Person, after a pleasan
;, visit to her daughter, Mrs. DR.. L. S
Anderson, returned home to POr
Gibson on Monday,
:. Miss Nan L. Sheehy, accOmpanie,
;, by her nephew, Mr.. b. M, SETTLER, re
turned Saturday from "A visit to he
old home at Durant, Miss.
{ The Hypathean Society meets tc
night (triday) at the residence o
: Capt Gus. Anderson. A delightful
U time is promised to all who attend.
y Miss Willean Graham returned las
week from a visit to relatives at Mo
bile. Miss Daisy Graham is spendin,
a while with relative in the Gulf City
Our people are very enthusiast
over the extension Of the Pascagoula
Moss Point and Northern Railroad t,
New Albany. The surveying is goin!
, on rapidly.
DR.. and Mrs. J. b. Chamherlin, WHIT
have been residing at Amite City, La.
+ since their return from Asheyillc, n
: e. have returned here and are quar-
o tered with Mrs. M. e. Denny.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W.. Robinson ant
Mr.. T.. w. Manahan, of Chicora, pass
9 ed through Scranton last Friday even
ing enroute to New Orleans an
. thence tn Mexico, they were met a
v the train by Miss Ivon Garner, who /
visiting her mother here, Mrs. Fran
+ G. Robinson.
Mrs. James Paul, accompanied b
Miss Josephine Bishop, visited Ne'
Orleans during the past week AM
while there, 10 behalf of the Alta
Society OF the Catholic congregation
o of Moss Point, purchased a new outf
n for st. Peters chapel. Mrs. Paul prt
n sented an elegant chasuble to Re
Father w. Ten Brink.
+. At $3.50 o'clock Tuesday morning
deplorable accident happened at I'll
Lake mills, which caused the death
one OF the employees. Sam Kin
colored, 10 attempting to turn on IL
steam from one battery of boilers
the other, did so too suddenly, ar
it. caused the flue to collapse and brea
-. loose from its fastening letting out
volume OF steam, which blew the u
s, fortunate man several feet from Il
boilers scalding him to death. III
s. damage to the boilers are slight, an
will cause no interruption in II
operation OF the mill.