The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-06-22
PERSONAL n GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

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The roads are In very bad condition.
Rev. W. r. Bailey is on the sick list.
The Lake Mills started up again
Wednesday.
Miss Nan L. Shelby is quite sick
with fever.
The O'Leary mill resumed opera.
tiOns Tuesday afternoon.
John F. P. Blumer spent last Satur-
day and Sunday in the Gulf City.
Queen Quality Shoes, woman's ia
vOrite, at the Star Shoe Store.
Mr.. Story, pharmacist from Forest,
Miss, is registered at the Randall.
DR.. ]. N. Rape will open an office in
a few days In the Castanera building.
Mr.. M. A. Dees left Sunday for St.
Louis and Chicago. and will be absent
several weeks on business.
The tug Mary is hauled out for re-
pairs to her machinery and remodel.
ing Of her pilot house.
Miss Bette Blumer left Monday to
attend the commencement exercises
OF the Academy of Visitation Wednes-
day. She returned Thursday accom-.
panied by her sister Miss Alberta,
who is q pupil of the school.
The Bingham Memorial Missionary
Society will meet Sunday afternoon
In the Presbyterian church at $3.50.
The numerous friends OF DR.. ]. K.
Mcleod will be glad to learn that he
is improving rapidly 10 health.
Miss Rosa Castanera is visiting her
brother, Mr.. Frank Castanera, In
Biloxi.
Mrs. Bozeman, C Dantzler, Of Me-
ridian, is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. NJ. Cowan.
There are none so blind as those who
won't see the bargains Moss Point
property offered by JOHN HILL.
W. H. Williamson, colored, has
opened a barber shop 10 the Castanera
building on Main street.
Mrs. D.. W. Hopper, Of Faunsdale,
Ala, is visiting her parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. Fl. c. Walker.
Miss Cora Partridge, Of Mobile, ar
rived here last Saturday and will sum.
ner with her sister, Mrs. c. W. Jack.
son.
Mr.. Hardee Stevens, . prominent
timberman Of Augusta, was In town
Tuesday looking after his log interests,
The l.. N. Dsntzler Lumber Co.'s
mills are running on. usual full capac-
ity with non-union labor. ~ ~
Mesdames M. A. Wright and c. E.
Mclnnis are on a visit tn friends and
relatives In Howison, Miss.
Miss .Nettie Solvas, a charming
young lady OF Mobile, Is visiting her
cousin, Miss Jessie Crosbie, at East
Side.
Notwithstanding the strike situa-
tion, social gayetles continue and pic
MICS and boat rides are in the order Of
the day.
Miss Maclay was the guest Of her
brother, MI. John 3. Maclay, last
Sunday, while en- route from Ohio to
Pensacola.
Mrs. II. c. Burton entertained in.
formally at tea last Thursday after
noon, complimentary TO her sister,
Miss Huntington, Of Natchez.
Mrs. Rawls, the venerable grand
mother of Mrs. j. b. Maclay, who has
! been making a brief visit to Moss
Point, returned a few days since tC
her home 10 Alabama.
The Cautata "Cinderella" is now
! being rehearsed and will be rendered
on the 9Th of July by the best anna
teur talent Of this place.
: The log boom did not break, and tn,
boom In Moss Point real estate hold
: all o. X. JOHN HILL.
Last Sunday morn Mr.. and Mrs
John +. 'Krebs, accompanied by MisseI
Jessie Cr0sbie and Lizzie Krebs, Wis
tied Mobile, going thither on tn
three-masted schooner L. 7. Whit
; more, tug Berenice having her IN tow
The party arrived 10 Mobile just Il
time to catch q return train to Scran
ton. All say they enjoyed themsslJe
immensely except for u little seaslcl
. ness.
The following schooners are loadinI
: with lumber this week at the L. N
!! Dantzler Lumber Co.'S mills: Osca
g., with $4,000 feet for Havana, and
! Hildegard with 10000 feet for Caibs
rien.
Mrs. Oliver P. Anderson, accompa.
MED by her sister, Miss Jessie Schwag
or, was called to Baton Rouge, La, Il
the bedside Of her brother, Edward
: Schwager, the once famous baseball
. player.
) The deepest sympathy OF the com
l munity is extended to the widow o.