The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-12-21
PERSONAL N GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

various sources,
DR.. +. b. Ferrill will spend Christ
ma at Ellisville.
Prof. w. r. Pate was a welcome
visitor Saturday.
Big stock OF chickens, eggs and
turkeys at NJ. NJ. Watkins.
Mr.. II. G. Herring and wife visited
New Orleans this week.
100 pair of Ladies' shoes at SOC until
January l, at NJ. NJ. Watkins.
The tugs Pic, Rosalia and Alberta
B. are freshly out in new coats of
paint.
Miss Arena SETTLER left Tuesday
to spend the holidays at her old home
in Durantj
100 pairs Of $3.50 and S. pantaloons
reduced to 81, $3.50 and 81, at NJ. NJ
Watkins.
There will be a Christmas tree en-.
tertainment at the Methodist church
next Thursday.
Miss ri len Goode is assisting in the
store Of Mr.. j. Fl. Krebs during the
holiday rush.
Mrs. j. Wyatt Griffin and charming
daughter, Miss Laura visited New
Orleans last week.
The Christmas tree at the Presby-
berian church next Wednesday
promises to be a grand affair.
The tug Biloxi, after receiving re-
pairs here went into commission Tues
day between Ship Island and Biloxi.
Judge O. Randall visited Mobile and
took il trip over the NJ. j. s. X. G. r.
II. on timber land business this week.
Messrs. Frank and Eugene Casta-
nera were in town looking after the
repairs on their tug boat Biloxi this
week.
j. j. Ritayik has just received a
fine line of ladies' and gents Rex
shoes. A fine display of jewelry for
the holidays.
One week only. With every pair Of
Hamilton Brown shoes a bottle of gilt
edge shoe polish free, at NJ. NJ. Wat.
kins'.
Rev. II. w. Featherstun is the new
ly appointed pastor of the Methodist
church here He will preach Sun day
at II ii. m. and 7 p. m.
The Schooncrs Methebesic with $50,
900 feet of lumber for Boston and Mel
rose with 100000 feet for Nassau arr
loading this week at L. N. Dantzlel
Lumber Co.'s mills.
Mr.. g. ". Kidder has returned anG
reopened his homemade candy stand
where the celebrated California Boss
candy a be found.
Randall Hotel arrivals: II. Fl. Henry
Gulfport; A. p. Hendrix, Brewton: r
S. Wynn. Atlanta; W. Winters, Chi.
cago; G. A. Henry, New Orleans; E.
Rose. Merrill.
Last Saturday the two-year-old in
FAINT son. John Herman, Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry Schroeder, died and was
buried Sunday in Griffin cemetery,
Rev. B. l.. Mitchell officiating.
AT Mr.. A. Burners foundry the &C.
tivity is so pronounced that a hal
dozen mechanics have been added &c
the regular force. The class OF
work performed in the foundry is the
construction and repairing of steam
engines for the tugs and mills.
Master Willie Herring is the posses
sOr Of a genuine Shetland pony which
his papa. Mr.. Hardie G. Herring pre-
sented him with several weeks ago
and which he takes great delight il
riding about town.
The following officers of PascagOuli
Lodge No. 2O2 +. and A. NJ, we're re
elected Saturday night last for ensu
J ing year: j. j. Mcintosh. w. NJ; w
A. Coulson, S. w.; J. II, Blumer. j
w.; c. H. Wood, Secty.; A. Blumer
Treas; Geo. L. Howe, Tyler.
The meetings OF the Uypatheai
Society are always most interesting
On last Friday the club met at tn
home OF Mr.. S. S. Henry, which wa
exquisitely decorated for the OCCASION
J Miss Sadie Henry and her guest Mis-
, Eva Taylor arranged the program,
9 guessing contest OF various fishes
g Each card bore the picture of a specie
= which was to be named. Mr.. Lew
2. Herrin was awarded a ~piscat0ri;
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