The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-03-23
PERSONAL AND ~GENERA0
News Items Of Interest Gathered Frop
Various Sources. 4.


Our town Is very healthy.
Refreshing showers and spring-like
weather. ~.~]
Miss Della SETTLER visited Ne~
Orleans this week.
Miss Aline Griffin, Of Mobile is visit
ing reetiyes here.
Mr.. Z. w. Garner visited Mobile
Wednesday on business.
Miss Daisy Gresham has returned
from a visit to Mobile.
The place to buy ribbons aud fancy
neckwear is COwAN BROS.
A pair OF young mules for sale.
A. BLUMER.
Nj. and Mrs. A. Blumer spent sew
eral days in New Orleans this We
Mrs. A. S. Denny aud little son vis-
tied Biloxi Wednesday and Thursday.
The Hypathian Society will meet
next Friday, Both inst, at the residence
of Rev. B. L. Mitchell.
Mrs. P. E. Blalack 49, Sn Charles,
Of Hattiesburg are visiting relatives
here.
DR.. L. N. Anderson and wife have
taken up their abode with Judge and
Mrs. o. Randall.
The schooner Len9Pickup is receiv-
ing a cargo OF $50 900 feet of lumber
from the Lake Mills for Havana.
We are agents for the celebrated
Continental Tailoring Co. Suits guar
anteed to 1T. COwAN BROS.
Mrs. w. +. Martinez, OF New Or
leans is visiting her mother Mrs. Sarah
N. Irving here.
II DR.. G. Bruncr Dantzler. OF Mobile,
passed Sunday With his father and
brothers here.
Schooner LOttie r. Russell is loading
at the l.. N. Dantzler Lumber Coz
mill with 200, 1000 feet OF lumber 70
Caibarien.
. The Bingham Memorial Society will
meet next Sunday at 4 o'clock p. M. a
the Pres byterian church.
Let me sell you a farm on the lin
J OF the new railroad. Now Is the time
JOHN HILL.
Don't wait until all the good place
are sold, but buy a farm now fror
JOHN HILL.
Miss Arena Settler has returne
from Hurley, where she has been cor
Quoting a private school.
Rev. II. ]. Cumpsten has returne
from a visit to his father in Ne,
Orleans, who is convaIescing from hi
late illness.
Mr.. NJ. A. Dees has sold out his say
b mill at Hillsdale and has returne'
here. He is now on a short visit +
his family 10 Texas.
Mr.. Henry Colmer spent Sunday ii
New Orleans with Mr.. Geo. w. Bowen
who Is under treatment at the Santa
rum there. He reports Mr.. Bower
improving.
Mr.. B. B. Parker, ofGulfport arrive
last week to begin the publication Q
a weekly newspaper here, which
promised on Saturday, the 31st inst
The paper will be called the "Mos
Point Mirror" by Messrs. Richardso
& Parker.
The schooner Henrietta j. Powell
Capt. w. L. Pinder, sailed for Yer
Cruz, Mexico last Tuesday. DR.. j. +
Bickerstaf took passage on the vess'
: and will make the round trip for tn
benefit of his health.
. Large tracts OF land for $3.50
$1,000 per acre. For information ca
on or write to JOHN HILL.
Mrs. II. q. Burton left for Natche,
= her old home. via New Orleans o
:, Tuesday, where she will be Joined b
= her sisters, Mrs. VIM. 9. Howard, {
Denver, Colorado and Miss leila HUI
tington, who has been away for a ye;
:, visiting Mrs. Howard in Denver.
, 1t Is stated that Mr.. Frank G. Ro
inson will ere long have a comfortab
h and up-to-date residence erected {
! the street leading to the Dantzler Sc
Element.
d The following officers of Pascagou
: Lodge No. 202, A. f. & A. NJ, we
elected for the ensuing year: John
Mcintosh, w. NJ; W. A. Coulson,
d w.; J. H. Blumer, J. w.; @. H. Woo
y Secretary; A. Blumer, Treasurer; &c
W. O'Neill, S. D.; +. Colmer, ]. {
Geo. L. Howe, Tyler.
t. Officers elected for Moss Point Cam
/ No. IS, W. o. w.: J. J. Mcintosh I
g.; E. D. Wood, A.. L.; r. W. Cowar
n Banker Geo. W. O'Neill, Clerk; v
'e P. bailey, Escort /; X, p. Crosbi'
IN ,.,-... n u Hkvs RI. Sentry