The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-05-25
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.
1t turned its toes to the daisies.

All Is quiet along the EScataw pa.
Mrs. =. E. Blumer is visiting her
mother, Mrs. S. l.. Cook at Ellisville.
Mr.. NJ. NJ. Watkins has improved
and beautiied his home on Foundry
road.
Mr.. G. w. Gamers family has gone
to visit Mrs. Gamers mother for a
few weeks.
The L. & n. saved its big bridge,
and | have saved a few good bargains
in real estate. JOHN HILL.
County Treasurer Arthur ii. Smith
has, with his family, moved into the
Beardslee residence.
Mr.. 7. Z. Batson, the clever sheriff
of Perry county, was here the other
day, looking after his timber interests.
Mrs. NJ. A. Malcomb and children
left on Sunday on a visit to her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. j. Fincher, in Ev-
ergreen, Ala.
The schooner Nan NJ. Dantzler was
lowed to Gulfport the first of the
week to load a cargo Of lumber for
Vera Cruz.
Captain w. L. Pinder brought down
Monday from Mobile Il squad Of white
laborers for service at the l.. n. Dant-
zler Cos docks.
Mr.. John H. Krebs, who is very hui
manitarlan in his character, has re-
established his horse trough. where
the thirsty and tired animals can be
refreshed tree of cost.
AS "a suggestion, why does not the
NJ. p, & 2. railroad offer IA round trip
ticket at one fare to Pascagoula,
where our citizens can enjoy the sea
air and bathing, the finest along the
whole Southern sea board.
Rev. r. w. Bailey, Wallace Dean
and G. II. Wood attended the dis
trict conference of the NJ. E. church,
South, at Gulfport, Thursday, Friday
and Saturday.
There are none so blind as those
who won't see the bargains in Moss
Point property offered by JOHN HILL.
We are sorry to state that DR.. j. X,
Mcleod is no better. 1t is thought
he will survive only a few days longer.
The stock of NJ. NJ. Watkins is still
increasing, and it is a pleasing sight
TO % in an look at his new and beau.
tiful goods. which are being arranged
in the most artistic manner.
The A. L. o. e. Club had a called
meeting with Mrs. Jesse Bounds Tues.
day afternoon and were most agreea
bly, entertained by Mrs. B.. and heI
charming visitors, Misses Eleanor and
Bertha Beardslee.
John Hill superintendent the build
ing of the boom that held all the logs
He now wants to get you interested
in the boom in Moss Point real estate,
Miss Eleanor BeardSlee leaves to-day
friday for her home in lIattiesburg,
after Il very pleasant visit OF two
weeks here. Her many friends are
sorry to see her leave, and hope tC
have her return soon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ellie Bingham, OF
Tuscaloosa, Ala, left for their home
on Monday, after a weeks visit to his
sister, Mrs. II. w. Cowan. Mr.. Bing.
ham is a leading druggist Of his city
Messrs. Tom Morris and Jim Pei
ham have gone into the ice business
in our town. These are worthy young
men and deserve the confidence and
patronage of our people.
Miss Laura Griffin has returned
home from New Orleans to the pleas.
ure of her many friends. She has
been away for some time, under the
treatment of a specialist, for hel
eyes. We are glad to see her so much
improved.
Hon. NJ. NJ. Evans and family moved
to Mount Olive, on the G. & S. |. Raj
road. last week. where Mr.. Evans i
; established in the mercantile business
: They will he greatly missed from on
community.
Miss Lizzie Alley, accompanied b,
, her charming guest, Miss France
/. Clarke, spent from Saturday to Tues
, day evening the guests of Miss Alley
!, sister, Mrs. L. A. Cowan.
The following schooners are lOadin,
r at the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Cos
mills this week Henrietta J. Powell
with $50 1000 feet Of lumber for Alvar
ado, Mexico; Saml Il. Beachman
i with 1856, 900 feet for Caibarien; La
: vinia M. Snow, with 100000 feet 0
flooring fot Boston.
' Messrs. II. S. Evans and Benz. Il
r Parker, who started the Mirror al
j. Moss Point, have departed, satisfied
\ that they made a mistake In opening
$ a print shop In Moss Point.
The young people Of u town en-
/ joyed a very pleasant boat ride on tn,
: Native No. 2, Tuesday night. We al
ways consider it a privilege to so or
Captain Gauticr's boat, as he Is Sc
! kind and indulgent to his passengers
K Professors W. 4. Pate and Hubert
I, +. Fisher, the accomplished educa
tors, the former the principal OF til.