The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-04-26
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Mrs. Lizzie Alley passed Sunday
with Mr.. l.. A. COwan and family.
DR.. J. N. Rape has greatly improved !
his property.
Mrs. du Mont and daughters, Of
Mobile, visited with Capt. x. r. du
Mont and family Sunday.
Capt. John Alberts and Mr. j. B.
Taylor have made extensive improve.
ments on their residences and
grounds.
OMr. Frank Harry, a popular young
lumberman OF this place and Miss
Leila Borden, OF Havana, Ala, were |
married 10 the latter place Wednes.
day Mr.. Harry and bride will reside
here.
Central Hotel arrivals: g. G. Ward,
Brushy; ]. r. Gilmer, Mobile; r. G.
Oliver, Ellisville; W. NJ. EdmonsOn,
Steve Morris, Hattiesburg,
MIR. Wallace Daniels, OF Monroe
vile, Ala, is critically i'll at the Ran.
dali hotel. His parents have been
sent for.
Rev. II. w. Fcatherstun and wife
left Tuesday for New Orleans to at
tend the Methodist Missionary Con.
ference.
Rev. j. G. Avent OF this place will
preach in the Methodist church next
Sunday.
Mr.. John f. P. Blumcr and sister,
Miss Bette Blumer, are in Vicksburg
attending the nuptials OF their brother
Mr.. J. Henry Blumer and Miss Lila
Singleton.
| Mrs. Robert Harrison, who has been
dangerously i'll, is we are pleased to
state convalescng.
Mr.. w. o. Parks, the popular jew
eler paid IA business visit To Mobile on
Tuesday.
Miss Rose Castanera will visit in
Biloxi next week.
Mrs. Mary Serena Ehlers, beloved
wife of Mr.. Louis Torres, died at hel
home here Monday morning OF con
sumption. Deceased was only q years
old. She was an estimablc young
woman. The funeral took place from
Zion church, Escatawpa, Tuesday
, morning.
; Past Grand Master J. W. Stewart
. assisted by Messrs. G. W. Garner, M
M. Watkins and A. P. Cassils institut
. ed a new lodge OF Odd Fellows at Gulf
port on Tuesday night. 1t will be
known as Gulfport Lodge No. l48.
At the attractive home OF MIR. and
Mrs. c. w. Jackson, the Epwortll
League held a very delightful meeting
Monday night. There was a large at
tendance and the program in all re-
spects was great success.
DR.. G. Bruner Dantzler, prominent
,, young dentist OF Mobile, passed Sun
day with home folks.
Mr.. II. r. Dorman, the well known
crockery drummer, was in town Tues
day.
Mr.. J. St, George Tucker, OF Mobile,
visited our town Tuesday, also Mr..
Val Fabian, OF New Orleans.
The village OF East Side can now
boast of postofiice. Mr.. p. Hugonin
has been appointed postmaster and
will enter upon his duties by May lst.
A suitable building ut the intersec-
tion of Telephone Road and Pasca-
goula street is in course OF erection
for the new postoficc which has been
named East Side.
Mr.. J. j. Mcintosh has purchased
the property OF Mrs. e. Bloomfield
at 50, 600 cash.
The spring rise in the Pascagoula
Chickasahay and Leaf rivers has en-
ablcd the floating down OF large raft'
, of logs. At one time an overflow o
the streams was threatened.
5 The steamer Alice Is making regu
lar trips up and down the Pascagoul
, river, connecting with the steame
s Minnie Lee at Scranton. She is
: trim, suitable and fast little steame
). commanded by Capt. F. M. Allen an
c owned by Mr.. G. M. Luce Of Lucedalt
; Mr.. J.H. Sparkman, OF New Orleans
n is employed in the mercantile estat
,. lishment OF NJ. NJ, Watkins. III
o family will join him here shortly MT
e Sparkman was formerly in the news
q paper business.
y The following program will be reno
cred at the entertainment given 10
b, the benefit OF the Baptist church, a
r. the residence OF Mr.. and Mrs. Bounds
= on Monday evening, April 29th, at
y O'Clock:
u Guitar and Mandolin Duet-Mr
Ellington and Miss Mitchell.
" Vocal Solo-Miss Virgie Spencer.
Piano Selection-Mrs. J. H. Bickel
staff.
Vocal Solo-Mrs. Edward Bloom
e field.
, Rondinn-Miss EnaiharSfun