The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-23
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items 81 Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Springs, Tenn. Tuesday.
Miss Lucy Harrisou. Who has been
he guest of Miss Ethel Feathefstun
eturned to Seashore Camp 0ronnds
Monday.
Mrs. Percy Irion ard Sweet little
laughter, Gladys, after . -deligbtful
risit at the home of Mrs. Il 4, Bicks :,
,rstaff have returned t9t> AZ De In
3ennettville, La.
One evening last wesk, She tsgnpg
olks enjoyed boat ride to- |est
Pascagoula on the tug Victor.
Rev. II. w. Featherstun and wife,
who have been quite i'll are convalesc-
ng.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. W. Bowen and
Mrs. T. A. Coulson left on Tuesday to
,isit the Pan-American exposition at
Buffalo.
Miss Laura Myers will leave next
week for Tennessee, where she will
Jake position as teacher.
Little Win G. Coulson, we are hap
py to state, has recovered from quite
4 sick spell.
W. +. Simmons, who has been clerk.
ing at NJ. M. Watkins store has re.
turned to Magnolia.
The Hotel Randall has been closed.
Capt. John Alberts knt to Biloxi
m Tuesday to superintend the float
ing Of the schooner Rverance
owned by A. M. Cowan, which was
beached during the storm there.
The schooner Eleanor, Capt. Fred
Newman. is loading with 100000 feet
of lumber at W. Denny & Co.'S mill
for Vera Cruz.
The schooners Henrietta J. Powell,
Capt. Geo. c. Southland with 100000
feet Of lumber, Susie B. Dantzler,
Capt. F. Dethloff with 22O,0 feet OF
lumber for Havana Nova Scotian
schooner Benefit with 25O,00O feet OF
lumber for Matanzas, Nan M. Dantz-
Ter with 100000 feet of lumber for
Vera Cruz are receiving their cargoes
at the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'S
mills this week.
Mr.. j. L. Dantzler and family re-
turned from Asheville, N. G. Thurs.
day morning.
The schooner Annie E. Rickerson is
receiving cargo of 100000 feet of
lumber for New York at w. Denny &
Co.'S mills.
The schooner Rita Cue was hauled
out Tuesday at Angeles ways for re,
pairs.
Try bed lounge, both useful and
from $3.50 to $40 at the
Moss Point Branch of VIM. A. Muir.
ply
Miss Theresa Torres returned Sun
day from visit tn New Orleans.
Capt Tony Torres and family are
entertaining Mrs. b. Ferrer aud Miss
Annie Gilbride, Of New Orleans.
]. L. Bullard, of MeridiaS, who has
been visiting his friend G. \. Wise re-
turned Sunday.
The largest assortment Of china
closets and onok cases at greatly re-
duccd prices at the Moss Point Branch
Of VIM. A. Murphy.
DR.. Geo. L. lizard, Of Mobile spen,
from Sunday to Wednesday with his
family here.
Mrs. d. w. Mcleod and son Nor
man, who have been visiting at Yer
nal and Misses Mamie and Rache
McLeUd who have been sojourning il
Hattiesburg returned home Wcdncs
day. =
Misses Lyll Morris and Nellie Nc
1nnis and Roy McInnis left Monda.
for Buffalo, where they will visit tn
Pan-American exposition.
DR.. J. N. Rape paid professions
visit to Gulfport Monday.
Enjoy.comfort BY having your house
furnished with an elegant line of fine
furniture from the Moss Point Branch
OF VIM. A. Murphy
A. Bluuer met with u painful ac'
cideat to his left hand 10 his grits
mill Monday.
The storm last week swept over oul
city without doing serious damage.
4 G. H. Ferrill, cashier Of the Bank o.
Laurel spent Sunday and Monda,
here with lis brother, DR.. F. B. Fer
rill.
Central Hotel: H. M. Hall, Pensa
cola, O. w: Larkin, Pollard, Ala Fl
NJ. McCallum, J. y. Kennedy, Angus
ia. Leroy Perkins, Lilly Orchard, N
P. Feazell, G. II. Ferrill, Laurel.
H. G. Herring returned on Eunda
from a business visit to Havan,
Cuba. ~
Mrs. e. r. Dumont has returnl
from delightful sojourn at Toil
Clear, Ala.
Df. L. Anderson Of Port Glbspn y
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