The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-06-28
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

" fEhoUN AL AMI
+ News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.
Watermelons are plentiful about
the city.
Capt. Tony Torres is on the sick list
this week.
Mr.. J.. C. Maclay has returned from
Beaumont.
Miss Della Settler visited New
10 Orleans this week.
Mrs. J. Bounds and children return
: ed from a brief visit to Biloxi on Sat-
,e urday.
The schooners Aba r. Stowell and
a Eleanor are loading cargoes of lumber
10 at the O'Leary mill.
ID Mr.. Clarence Castenera is serving
" the city Of Scranton as assistant en-
, gineer at the Electric light plant.
Miss Katye Rayford, one OF the
Gulf City's most charming young
ladies is the guests Of the Misses
- Graham's here.
is Mrs. S. A. Sparkman and little son,
at Eddie Brandao arrived on Sunday
from New Orleans and took up their
" abode in the N. NJ. Cudabac dwelling
IL which Mr.. Sparkman had in readiness
NJ for his little family.
The tug Gladys was hauled out on
W. Angeles ship yard this week for re-
r pairs.
le. w. Marshall Turner. of Mobile was
lie, in our city ON Tuesday, representing
lie, the Southern Supply Company.
Misses Lucille and Lou Ella Nc.
IN Cormack. of Laurel. Miss. are visit
ing their charming friend Miss Laura
Griffin.
Keep your eatables cool in il refrig'
orator from the Moss Point Branch OF
VIM. A. Murphy.
"S MeSsrs. L. N. Dantzler Sr. and Il. &
Borden left Monday for Tate Springs
no Tenn. to be absent about ten days.
Last Friday night the infant daugh
raj ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. L. A. Morris die
at P~ascagoula at the residence OF MI
ent L. NJ. Hand. where little Mellicen
,ses was taken in the hope of being RI
stored to health. The burial too
NJ, place from the home of the parent
here Saturday evening.
voc The Epworth League will hold it
literary and social meeting on Nor
day evening, July /, at the Methods
parsonage.
Last Saturday evening Il party {
d ladies and gentlemen enjoyed IA bod
ride on the tug Victor. The part
yed was composed of Mrs. W.. p. Dale!
ay. Mrs. OR Griffin, Mrs. W. II. Thoml
en- son. Mrs. Henry Coulson. Misse
cry Jessie Crosbie. lnah Thompson. Ii
liam Cowan. J~uanita WEIGH. Mis-
tod Mckay and Messrs. Jesse Thompson
Emile Herrin. John Green, Marvin
o.. Colmer, Capt. Fred Passo and DR.. "
r. Thompson.
49,. A hammock goes good these no
- days. The Moss Point Branch
VIM. A. Murphy is the place to ge
Ethem.
IND The Mcintosh Lumber Co. Il me-
ina corporation has purchased the Pate
at son & Cowan say mill plant.
The schooner Lena r. Storer i
loading with 240. 600 feet of lnmht
for Caibaricn at the L. N. Dantzlt
Lumber Company'S mill this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Fred Herrin r.
les turned last week from Il Norther
isit trip.
Misses Cynthia Kelley and Isabel
in Dreaper attractive young ladies I
Mobile we're guests Of Capt. Kelley
the schooner A. 7. Stowell last weel
TED -.
,ht Mr.. o. u. Da"VA'e. 800 u" NV Nv
> children, Mr.. L N. Danbzler. wife an
child are spending IA week or so at th
-, Cottage.b y-the-Sea. P%ascagoula.
Our citizens are seeking the Pasc
-, goula beach these hot days.
Last Thursday evening the III.
c." gave a most enjoyable lawn par
on the spacious grounds at the re
dencc Of Mr.. W. A. Coulson. 4
Ice illumination and decorations we
Hiss artistic and brilliant. The tablea
an delighted everyone present. L
ady licious refreshments were served.
S' Master Ollie B. Cowan% returned la
far week from the State University
Oxford.
DR.. +. b. Ferrill. who has been al
and sent about five weeks has returhs
NJ. and resumed his practice OF denlistr
Ives Deputy Sheriff Ellis e. Overstre'
il mn again, after Il severe illness.
-"u Try the Moss Point Branch OF Wn
'ouy A. Murphy for II bed lounge. Tit
are cheapest there.
we're On Tuesday night IA large party
NJ young people enjoyed q moonlig'
,nra ride on the steamer Mary.