The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-05-11
PERSONAL AMI GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

J Il fe.. FANNIE Cndabac is taking a
number Of boardcrs.
Capt. O. p. Anderson Is in command
~ the boat, "Owl," again.
MRS. Ida McQuiston has moved to
Pascagoula beach for the summer.
Il The schooner J. w. Griffin is hauled
out on Angeles ship yard for general
yssairs.
| Mr.. Harry Gill. OF Mobile, spent
several days in town on timber bust
ness.
Mr.. Albert Howe. Of HOwison,
spent from Saturday until Monday
here. "
| have vacant lots in Moss Point.
Scranton and East Pascagoula. For
sale cheap. JOHN HILL.
Rev. Il. L. Mitchell left for Hot
Springs, Ark, Tuesday, to attend the
Southern Baptist Convention.
Mr.. Ed. Morris has moved his ma.
chine shop from here to Biloxi, where
he will continue in the same line Of
business.
II you wish to purchaoc vacant lots.
farms, mill sites, or home. call on
or write to JOHN HILL, Moss Point.
We are panied to announce the con
tinued serious illness of DR.. j. X. Nc.
Leod, whose condition is growing
worse daily.
DR.. l.. S. Anderson. accompanied
by his wife, went over to Biloxi Sun.
day afternoon, to visit his fathers
family, which has recently moved
there from Port Gibson.
Mrs. p. d. Noah, of Kosciusko, who
has been visiting her sister, Mrs. r.
w. CUwan, for the past three weeks,
returned to her home Tuesday.
Miss Fannie Randolph, the beauti.
ful niece of Mr.. II. w. Bailey, visited
Scranton in company with her uncle
last week.
have some real estate to exchange
for vacant lot, or house and lot, ID
Mobile, Ala. JOHN HILL
Mr.. w. W. Woodman has bough
, out the grocery business Of Mr.. P. N
Skinner, who has returned to Castle
berry, Ala.
Messrs. Leslie Partridge and Car
Theobald, of Biloxi, came owe Satur
day and beat our team in il mattel
game of tennis. These young ner
made many friends and admirers while
here. We hope to have them back II
visit Us again sometime soon.
A very enjoyable boat ride was givel
Tuesday night, in honor of Miss May
bel lieustis, of Mobile, who was visit
ing the family of Mr.. W. Fred Herrin
Mr.. Lee Roe, of Mobile, who has
been visiting here for some time past
returned home Sunday. lie has many
friends here who were sorry to SCI
him 70 away.
Misses Mamie Mcleod and Alint
Griffin were here Saturday. The,
came down IN the Sunday School ex
cursiOn that went through to The
camp ground, lei Biloxi.
The young people enjoyed a boat
ride given on the Leo last Friday
night. They were joined at Scranton
by Il number of young people of thai
place.
Mr.. Jesse Bounds is compelled tt
use Il crutch because of a mashed foot
caused by a piece Of timber falling
upon it. He is rapidly recovering.
The reporter spent a few pleasant
moments Tuesday morning, chatting
with DR.. j. B. Chamberlln, whom HI
found in cheerful spirits and better
health.
Natchez to-day enjoys the distinc
tiOn of entertaining two OF her mos
gifted daughters, whose names ant
fame are known aud acknowledged il
every part of the land. The ladies
are Miss Jeanette NJ. Walworth
whose fame as an authorcss Is know
at home and abroad and Mrs. irwin
Huntington Burton, whose prose ant
poems have created a most favorabl,
impression throughout the Unite,
States.-Natclez Democrat.
A most delightful picnic was givcl
by the Presbyterian and Baptist Sun
day Schools last Friday. The tug Ro
salia, under command OF genial Capt
W. =. DALEY, having in tow the bary
Jim, loaned by the Robinson Land 1
Lumber Co. for the occasion, loadet
with most precious freight, steamed
to West Pascagoula, to the famou
Gantier place, where a most enjoyable
day was spent.
The tennis match between team
from Biloxi and this place occurred
Saturday. Some very fine playing wa
witnessed, both teams doing excellen,
work. The visiting men, however
were a trile too fast for the HON,
players, and eventually won tn,
match. The score stood three sets II
two In favor OF Biloxi; the total mum
Der OF games played was tfty-three, Of