The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-06-29
PERSONAL N GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Silence Is e%loquence.
Miss N. L. Sheehy Is convalescing.
The path of duty is the way toglory
Mr.. Robert Bishop has accepted ;
position in Biloxi.
Mrs. A. A. Delmas and Mrs. B. B
Krebs spent a week with Mrs. w. b
Delmas, in HandsborO.
Mrs. A. G. Mayors, OF Brandon, il
visiting with her daughter, Mrs. j. L
Dantzler.
The schooner l.. r. Whitmore Il
loading with a cargo OF lumber at The
OLeary mill this week.
Messrs. Baars, Dunwoody & Co. viii
load the British steamship Spcnny.
moor, whicharri we'd at Horn Island
Monday.
The schooner j. W. Griffin, which Ii
undergoing repairs at the Italian ship
yard, will be launched in a few days
Moral energy furnishes the capital
which may be expended by intellectual,
effort.
The former Hand residence, on tht
Foundry road, is being fitted up FOL
occupancy by DIR. J. N. Rape.
Mr.. D. W. Hopper, of Faunsdale
Ala, accompanied by his brother,
Hugh Hopper. and his nephew, Alfred
Shahan. is visiting his father-in-law
Mr.. II. c. Walker, and family.
Mr.. Fl. E. Northup. OF Biloxi, has
accepted the position of engineer OF
the tug Neptune, owned by the Moss
Lumber Company.
Jerry Nye and Joe Cruzat will open
a meat market in the old Overstreel
stand on Monday, July 2. P~atronag,
OF the public solicited. Satisfaction
guaranteed.
Miss Hattie Gresham. Of Mobile, il
visiting Mrs. Mack NJ. Watkins.
The tug R0salia and barge will con
vey passengers to the picnic grounds
at P%ascagoula. on July4. For furthe
particulars, call on Capt. W.. p. DALEY
DENTAL NOTICE. - Beginning O
Monday next and continuing eac
Monday thereafter l will visit Mos
Point. Those desiring to consult m
will find me at Mrs. Passo's privat,
boarding house. Will remain one da,
Only. E. FRANK GRIFFIN, D. d. S
Miss Virgie Spencer went 10 New
Orleans last Saturday on a shoppin,
expedition, returning Monday.
The strike of mill hands, which ha.
been on for the past six weeks, was Of
ticially declared off onFriday last, an(
The men have nearly all returned Il
work.
Mr.. j. A.. DeMonbum left Thursda,
a week ago for IA weeks visit at his
home, in Chicago.
Mr.. W. G. Sheehy, of Bowling Green,
Miss, is visiting his sister, Miss. N.
l.. Shelby.
Prof. l. Holman, the well.known
~itinerant OptIcian, is in town.
Miss Cora Partridge. Of Mobile, is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. G. w.
Jackson.
Preparations for the operetta, Gin.
darella, are progressing favorahly, and
the entertainment promises to be one
Of the finest ever given here.
AS the summer heat increases many
of our people are leaving for the noun.
tains and other resorts.
The heavy rainfalls Of the present
month are said to exceed any in the
past twenty years.
Mrs. w. r. Martin, of Hattiesburg.
spending a few day with her husband,
at the home of Mrs. Daniels.
Mrs. T. A. CUulson is on the sick list.
Mrs. Marshall Mckay has returned
home, after sojurning with relatives
ia H~attieSburg.
Mrs. Lula Nix has moved her dress
making department to the Hotel Ran.
dali, where she will be pleased to re-
ceive her friends.
DR.. A. X. Fort, who for five years
was superintendent OF clinics at the
Atlanta Dental college, also professor
OF histology and bacteriology In the
same institution for Two years, and a
post-g raduate Of the Northwestern
University and Dental school Of Chi
Cage. has located here for the practice
OF his profession at the residence of
Mrs. II. NJ. Cudahac.
Rev. r. W. Bailey. pastor Of the
Methodist church at this place, left
Monday for a visit to his old home at