The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-08-24
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Tarious Sources.

The mills are all running " their
full capacity.
Mrs. Jtln Gisch returned Ia Ne"
Orleans on Tuesday.
The steamer Rosalia is hauled Out
for repairs at the yard OF Mr.. Angelo.
Messrs. l.. n. Dantzlcr and j. Ii.
Taylor bought fifteen head Of horses
for sale.
The schooner Lena r. Storer is load
ing with 100000 feet OF lumber for
Colon.
Mr.. G. II. Stevens, a prominent
timberman of Augusta was business
visitor this week.
Rev. II. w. Van Hook preached two
excellent sermons at the Methodist
church last Sunday.
Rev. q. Switzer. OF Ocean Springs,
will hold services al the Methodist
church next Sunday.
Mr. II. b. Cudahac and his lovely
bride returned 10 McLallrin. their
| future home last Sunday.
Mr.. II. 6. Borden is in charge OF
Messrs. Moody & Suns Office. adj0ln-
ing the Lake Mill'> Office.
The BaptisJ.church intends making
some substantial improvements on
their house of worship this fall.
Miss Nan Mcleod. who has been
visiting relative, at Barbara. returned
Friday, looking much improved.
Mr.. w. Fred Herrin left on Monday
for Coopers Wells. where he has gone
to rest and recuperate in health.
The schooners Louise and l.. T.
WhitmOre are loading cargOes of lum-
Der at the O'Leary mill for Mexico.
Mr.. NJ. A. Dees left Friday on visit
to Chicago aud the Northwest, u be
absent until the first Of September.
Mrs. G. Buskin and children, after a
pleasant visit with Mrs. John Alberts.
returned to their home IN Pensacola,
Tuesday.
Capt. &. II. Bruce has been trans
terred to the schooner Anna NJ. Stan'
mer and Capt. Fred Newman to the
Lena r. Storer.
The British barkentin CuldO0n re-
ccived Il cargo Of 33O. 900 feet OF lumber
from the L. n. Dantzler Lumber Co.'S
mills for Rosario.
Miss Alba Raby will leave next Fri.
day for New Orleans, where she will
attend school at the Convent Of Per.
petual Alteration.
A little stranger In the form "f a
sweet baby girl made her appearance
. the first of the week at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Daniels.
We are glad To chronicle the i'm
pr0vement in the health OF Misses
, Rnsalia and Isabel Lienhard, who
have been quite sick for some weeks
Mrs. d. W. Mcleod accompanied
BY her pretty little daughter, Rachel
and Master Norman, returned from
visit to her parents at Vernal, Miss
Misses Stella, Mary and Louis
Raby, of New Orleans, after a pleasan
visit TO their uncle, Mr.. L. b. Raby
, and his family, at East Side. will re
turn home Sunday.
Misses Bertha and Mabel Ward
I after several weeks visiting anon,
=. relatives and friends. left ThurSda
for Americus to visit their grand
I, mother, Mrs Ward.
. The schooner Henrietta j. Powell
F, Captain W. l.. Pinder, arrived ut New
Il Orleans Sunday with a cargo of ma
hogany from Mexico for the Oti
$ Manufacturing Company.
0 The marriage anniversary OF Rev
$ and Mrs. b. L. Mitchell. occurs Aug
a 81. A reception will be given by then
v To their friends from 6 to 10 p. M, II
honor to their 35th anniversary. Il
/. their home in the Baptist Pastorium
. Professor w. Il. Pate left Tuesda!
G afternoon for the several resorts aloni
Il t)le coast. in search OF rest and recrc
alton, previous to his departure 70
& Campbell. Texas, where he will teacl
q in Henry College.
q Our popular star reporter ant
y hustler is the first to introduce TIN
a new and comfortable style of wearini
q shirtwaists. The "Old Reliable
u NAV be relied upon to keep up alon'
other lines aud styles as well as tina
!. OF the latest and best news.
e. Miss Willean Graham, one OF ou
o most charming young ladies, has re
" turned home, after a pleasant visit u
le relatives in Mobile. Misses Stell
lc Reed and Berthe Rayford. accomplish
ed young ladies' of the Gulf City ar
y guests OF their cousin. Miss Graham
4 viii Weathers, the conred porter o
y the Randall. is accused OF stealin
from DIR. +. b. Ferriil, who occupies
E room In the hotel, his gold watch AM
). chain, suit OF clothes and other veal
y ing apparel and some small chang
and a pistol. Weather's disappearance
IS duri ng Tuesday night is almost po
G. itive proof Of his being the guilt
!, party.
y The entertainment Tuesday evenin
= at the Baptist parsonage, for the benz
:, 1T Of the church. proved to be 4 sOcii
u and financial success. A most d
i" lightfully clear and warm nigt
brought u,it Il gmd crowd The pr
$, gram rendered by Lhe young peOp
!, was fine, and the Ice cream was d
J. llghtful tn the taste. Everybody III
+. good time, and when the accOun
:. were balanced $54,60 was placed
s. bank for future use
y Our reporter one day this week, du
ing his rounds. dropped In at u
d. foundry aud machlnr >hops"f Mr.
Blumer. The >npcrintcndrnt Mr..
r. II. Rumcr. stated they were vel
b. busy and had been tor s"nr month
r. working Il large PARTON Ut The 'im ;
S. nights On tue floor. just al prcsen
is a beautiful l5sqnarr marincengin
II complete and ready for shipment
.. thr ". r. Jay Lumber Company. I
#. New Orleans. and annthrr engine
II. the sane size. IN course nt r"nstru
nj tion. intended for Captain Fritz Llei
\. huul's new boat. the Gladdys. In
~ work nf this home establishment
es widely known. ana their engines bes