The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-11-02
PERSONAL AND GENERAL,
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Mr.. M. A. Malcomb is occupying his
new store.
Mrs. Azaline Griffin visited New Or
leans last week,
Born, on Oct. 18th, to Capt. and
Mrs. J.. Brisolara, a son.
Mr.. ]. L. Dantzler and family are
expected home Saturday,
Mrs, +. pucoina, OF New Orleans Is
with her daughter, Mrs. ]. Brisolara.
Best patent flour for next ten days
at $3.50 half barrel. M. NJ. Watkins.
The new Office OF Messrs. w. Fl. II.
Greenwood & Co. is nearing compile.
ton.
Vote the staight Democratic ticket
and thus stand for right against
might.
Mr.. George w. Robinson, of East
Orange, N. j., paid a business visit to
our town Tuesday.
Miss Mabel Heustis will resume her
music classes here and at Scranton on
November 9th,
Miss Sallie Walker, Of New Orleans
is the guest of Miss Margaret Walker
at the home MI. +, Fisher.
Mrs. Frank G. Robinson and chill.
dren returned last week from a visit
with relatives at Norwalk, Ohio,
Mr.. Chas. J. Euren and family have
taken possession Of their new home
here, one of the Castanera dwellings.
Prices on cooking stoves and heaters
reduced Is per cent. on account Of the
decline in the market. NJ. NJ. Wat
kins'.
The schooner Helen E. Kenney is
loading here with $780, 900 feet of lum.
Der from the Lake mills, for Santiago,
Cuba.
Capt. Oliver P. Anderson is master
ing the beautiful stern wheel freight
steamer Demopolis running up tc
Merrill.
Mr., A.. A. Vaughan, Three Rivers
. neighborhood, was in town Tuesday
furnishing our merchants with swee'
| potatoes.
: Miss Mary Dantzler is on the sic
5 list this week and Miss Flora Mclnni
is taking are of her class at tn
Academy,
U Mr.. II. Z. Spottswood, of Mobile
with the timber firm OF Spottswood
Turner & Co. is in town looking afte
: the loading of the Helen E. Kenney
Rev. H. J.. Cumpsten left Wednes
I day for McComb City. where he wi
in future reside. He made numerou
friends during his sojourn in our mids
e and his departure is generally re
Z GREETED.
Mr.. John H. Green, an attache Q
the NJ. g. o. r. r. at St. Louis return
= ed to his duties in the ticket otflc
after a months vacation passed wit
his sister, Mrs. W. A. Coulson.
y Misses Nan Mcleod and Betti
Blumer spent a few days at the Me-
Prospect Camp Meeting near Ocea
Springs, the guesto of their friend, Mis-
;, Archie Dees.
! The bright eyes of baby Levi
youngest son of Mr.. Horace X. Dem
and May Denny closed on last Frida
morning at 6:25 to open again in he;
ven. The bereaved parents have tt
sympathy of their many friends.
/. The social advertised to take plac
at the Baptist parsonage has bee
, postponed to the Sth inst. Refresl
!, ments will be served from 5 p. m.
II p. m.
The following schooners are LOAF
ing this week at the L. N. Dantzlt
Lumber Co.'s mills: Steven G. Low
n for Boston, Luther T. Garrison wit
y 500, 900 feet, Lena r. Storer with $50
900 feet for Kingston, ia, Henriett
J. Powell with 100000 feet for Havan;
e Mr.. M. NJ. Watkins, one OF II mos
enterprisiug merchants says that bus
i ness is better than it has been durin
o the last five years. He is stocking hi
store to its full capacity with a gel
t eral assortment Of merchandise.
\, The public school will reopen MOI
day in the Knights of Honor Ha
with Miss Susie Vaughan, OF Gee.
Springs, principal. 1t is to- be hope
!. parents will see to sending their chi
dren to school. Miss Vaughan is
. young lady Of talent and accomplish
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