The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-11-23
PERSONAL AND

News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.
Miss AIMS Goode was a guest atth,
Randall last week.
Fruit cake ingredients, fresh at NJ
NJ. Watkins.
Mr.. c. W. Jackson paid a nyinp
visit to Mobile Sunday.
Fresh car load OF lime, cement and
brick for sale by NJ. M. Walking
The schooner Griffin arrive Mes.
day at the Moss Point Lumber Co.'S
mill.
Mr.. W. A. Mills, Of L~eaksville, Miss.
was 10 town on timber business this
week.
The several new buildings 10 course
OF construction are nearing compile.
tiOn.
The magnolia is a fragrant, sense.
tive and rarely beautiful flower, and
a native OF our soil.
Marvelli Macaroni, finest in the
world or money refunded, for sale only
at M. NJ. Watkins.
MI. Robert Paul, OF New York. ar
rived here Saturday on a visit to his
brother, Mr.. James Paul.
The tug Eva, Capt. Gus. Anderson.
after towing a barge from here to Mo.
bile returned Saturday morning.
Stone coal, charcoal, fire wood and
gasoline cheaper at NJ. NJ. Watkins
mercantile store than elsewhere.
Miss Fannie Randolph, OF bayou
Goula, La, arrived Monday and is the
guest Of Mrs. R. w. Bailey.
DR.. G. b. D%antzlcr, Of Mobile, &C.
companied by his little nephew, Henry
lizard, spent Sunday with his family
here.
Mr.. W. q. Sheehy, a prominent mer.
chant and planter. Of Bowling Green,
Miss, is on a visit to his at Hotel
Randall.
Rev. T. B. Clifford left Tuesday for
his home in Morgan City, La, follow.
ed by the prayers and good wishes Of
our people.
Rev. R. W. Bailey and his interest
ing family expect to leave next Mon.
day for Trinidad, Colorado, whittier
they go for the benefit Of Mr.. Bailey's
health.
The schooner Nan M. D~antzler ar.
rived from Vera Cruz Sunday. The
genial Capt. Frank Dethlof reports a
prosperous trip.
The schooners Nan NJ. Dantzler
with 1906 0 feet Of lumber for Vera
Cruz and Oscar G. with 24O, 900 feet
for Havana, are loading this week at
the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'s
mills.
Oversecr J, W. Altman has put the
Telephone road IN first class condition.
This completes a splendid drive way
to this place and reflects great credit
upon Mr.. Allman's executive ability.
Miss Lizzie Alley, who has been
with her sister, Mrs. L. A. Cowan
the illness Of her baby son, re-
turned to her home in Scranton last
Mr.. w. j. Kildutf, the we'll known
affable representative OF the Manufac-
Record, Of Baltimore. Md, was
4 welcome visitor Monday.
Mrs. Geo. W. O'Neill entertained
The A. L. 0. E. Club Saturday after.
1oon at a Senses party. Her home
vas exQuisitely decorated for the &C.
,asiOn.
Mrs. Charles H. Rupe, of Norwich,
New York, and grandson, Guy R.
franklin, who were guests OF Judge
and Mrs. O. Randall have taken rooms
1t the Randall hotel.
About noon on Friday there was an
exciting race between the tugs Mary
Ind Victor, which resulted In victory
or the Victor. The distance covered
vas eight miles, the Victor winning
" l minute and II seconds.
The Merchants Association Of Moss
Point have appointed the following
|elegates to attend the Southern In.
'ustrial Convention to meet 10 New
orleans on December 4, 1900: ]. L.
)antzler, A. s. Denny, J. w. Stewart,
:. W. Griffin, ~. Mcintosh, w. Fred
1errin.
Cowan Bros. are carrying a select
took Of ladies' cloth and plush capes,
oats, skirts, underwear and hosiery.
n fancy goods, such as embroideries,
aces, braids and threads, they can
,lease the most f~astidiOus taste.
Their line OF Misses and childrens'
hoes for durability, latest styles at
moderate prices are unsurpassed.
On Thursday Of last week Capt. G..
". Moody entertained Messrs. S. s. :
r. G. Borden, NJ. NJ. Watkins,
I. B. Rifenberick and DR.. L. s. An. |
erson Of this place, and Mr.. J. W. {
chell, OF Grand Bay, Ala, at a sup :
er at the Cottage by the Sea, Pasca-
oula. A most pleasant and enjoyable
banning wnc annnt.