The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-06-08
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

DR.. G. Bruner Dantzler spent Sum
day with relatives.
Mrs. John Gisch, Of New Orleans, is
visiting Mrs. John Alberts.
Mrs. w. F. Martinez, Of New Or.
leans, is on a visit TO her mother, Mrs.
Sarah NJ. Irving.
Capt. John Alberts visited New Or
leans on business this week.
Two pair young large mules for sale.
A.. BLUMER.
OThe strikers continue To hold out, In
hope OF an amicable settlement.
Miss Lucille Laurendine was a wei
come visitor here, in company with
Lord -, one day last week.
Master Gus Andersen returned last
Sunday from Lyndon (Ky.) Military
college.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. F. Dantzler enter
tanned Tuesday evening 10 honor OF
their charming guest, Miss Dickson
Waddell,
The function OF the week will be the
meeting OF the Hypathean Society, at
the residence Of Mr.. A. +. Dantzler,
to.nighb Friday.
The tug Mary, Capt. Sam Denny in
command, took a party OF gentlemen
on a fishing expedition to Petit Bots
Island Tuesday afternoon.
The L. s. N. saved their big bridge
and l have saved a few good bargains
in real estate. JOHN HILL.
Messrs. Charles Ross and Alex.
Broadus, OF Scranton, will embark in
the bakery business In the building
opposite the Mercantile store.
Mr.. T. A.. Coulson, accompanied by
his wife, left for Tyler, Texas, Monday
afternoon, to inspect and purchase a
locomotive there for the L. N. Dantz'
i, Ter Lumber Company's new Vancleave
road.
Miss Beulah SETTLER, from Braiden'
town, Fla, is visiting her aunt, Miss
I Nan L. Sheehy, and sisters, Misses
Della ;and Arena, at the Randall
F. Hotel.
We regret to chronicle the death o.
the four months old infant son Of Mr.
r and Mrs. NJ. A. Malcomb, which oc
Cured at Evergreen, Ala. on Friday
: 25th ult.
There are none so blind as those who
won't see the bargains in Moss Point
property offered by John Hill.
A. Maxwell, of Mobile, and B. d
, Durham, of Slidell, registered at thu
Central house Tuesday.
DR.. F. B. Ferrill has moved his Of
flee to the one formerly occupied b,
D. w. L. Hightower. -f--
DR.. j. N. Rape, Of Tchula, Miss.
who had been prospecting here sew
eral weeks ago with a view to 10
eating and practicing medicine, re
/, turned on Tuesday to take up his res
idence 10 our midst.
One Of the largest cargocs Of timbe
|, exported from this point was that o
the steamship Alnmere, loaded b.
Baars, Dunwoody & Co. with 2l5,l8
cubic feet of timber.
The schooner Henrietta J. Powell
will sail today for Vera Cruz will
25O,O 900 feet Of lumber, thence TO lOa,
with mahogany from Tlacatalpan ant
Tanala for New Orleans.
Eugene Tiffany, infant son OF Nj
!, and Mrs. E. u. Wood, died Monda!
afternoon at 4:S0 O'Clock. The funera
took place Tuesday afternoon, Rev. H
J. Cumpsten officiating.
Miss Nan Pearl Mcleod, daughter
OF Mr.. D. w. Mcleod, ia home from
the Knott High School OF Mobile, hav
ing graduated with high honors OF
last Friday.
), On Monday Deputy Sheriff Ellis G
Overstreet and special deputy ]. J
Cunningham arrested VIII Roberts
Dave Quinn and John Williams, col
ored. for shooting into the residenceO
Lee Hill, a non-union mill hand, sew
eral nights ago. They were incarceI
ated In the county jail, TO await q pre-
liminary hearing.
Mr.. r. X. Hickman, a leading tim
Der merchant iof Wisdom, Harrison
!, who was employed BY the Pascagoul
J. |. Boom Company, to break the jam O
logs In the river accomplished hi
task In twelve days, and returnet
home Tuesday afternoon. He engages
the tug Victor and q pile driver II
doing the job
!. Died May 81, In Mobile, Ala, Johl
Morris, infant son Of Nj. aud Mrs
John q. PendOla. The RENAME wer'
brought here and Inferred 10 the GRIM
cemetery Friday afternoon, Rev. H. J
: Cumpsten conducting the service. Tn
sympathy Of the entire c0mmunit!
goes out to the tereayed parents.