The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-01-11
PERSONAL mi GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Mr.. H.. NJ. RawliDS visited Mobile
Sunday.
Mr.. T. A. COulson visited Mobile on
business last Friday.
The young men Of our town are or
ganizing a military company.
Mr.. NJ. M. Jayne, a Bay St. Louis
is registered at the hotel Randall. I
Mr.. R. L. Mckay has opened a pho
tograph gallery in the Blumer build
ing.
Mr.. Willie Watson has returned
from "A visit to his parents in New
Orleans.
Miss Kate Denny, Of Scranton, is
the charming guest Of Mrs. II. X,
Denny.
DR.. G. Bruner Dantzler, OF Mobile,
passed Sunday with his father and
family.
Messrs. w. D. Kyle and T. G. Bailey,
OF Mobile, registered at the Randall
Tuesday.
The schooner Louise Hastings is
loading a cargo of lumber at the
O'Leary mill.
Mrs. W. r. Leon, OF Deer Park, Ala.
is visiting her sister, Mrs. ]. c. Mac.
lay, who is quite i'll.
The attendance of pupils at the
Academy, public and private schools
Is fully up to expectations.
20 per cent. reduction on mcn and
boys clothing from now until sum-
mer. M. NJ. Watkins. T.
Mr.. j. A. De Monbrun and charm.
ing bride are delightfully."- domiciled in
the McQuistOn cottage.
Rev. A. B. Colt, Of Enterprise,
preached two excellent sermons at the
Presbyterian church Sunday.
Miss Arena Shelby, of Durant,
after an absence OF two years has re.
turned and Is a guest Of her sister,
Miss Sallie Sheeby at the Randall.
Miss Eva Tayor, who is spending
the winter months with the family of
Mr.. 5. S. Henry, returned Monday
from a two weeks visit to relatives
in HandSborO.
Mr.. Robert S. Martin, the we'll
known shoe drummer, of Mobile,
representing Messrs. Manner, Dunbar
& Co., Nashville, Tenn, was in town
Tuesday with an elegant line of foot
wear.
The L.. E. G. Library Committee
earnestly request all those interested
enough TO donate books to please
leave same at the office OF DR.. A. X.
Fort before Wednesday, Jan. 16.
The members of the L. E. G. we're
handsomely entertained Thursday by
Miss Isabel McInnis. A dainty re.
past was served, after which music
and social converse were enjoyed.
Mr.. Carl Walsh, OF Ola, La sent his
brother, Mr.. A.. j. Welsh a Mygale or
Texas tarantula. 1t is OF the size OF a
small mouse, has tentacles like a
spider and is Of a brownlsh color. 1t
will live in an air tight jar for a year
and has a very forbidding appearance.
1t Is an encouraging sight to look
at the large fleet of three'masted
schooners loading with cargoes OF lum-
her at the different saw mills of this
place. Some bound for coastwise and
Others for foreign ports.
II you are int rested in the new
library make a donation Of books that
you can well part with, and do 1t
promptly as it will greatly aid and
hasten the work Of the committee.
Relatives and friends were made
very sad b. The news on Monday from
: Fruitland, New Mexico, OF the death
; of Jesse Bounds. His many friends
and loved ones here will long cherish
In their hearts so noble and excellen,
a character.
Mrs. II. G. Herring entertained thu
A. L. O. E. Club Tuesday 10 an artis
tic and delightful manner. The mem
bers unchanged choice selections, wit
ticisms and rendered inspiring music
: The luncheon and souvenirs gave in
tense pleasure to those present.
;. On Wednesday event 6:4
O'Clock, Mr.. VIM. Myers AND Mis-
i Olivia Mcleod we're married at Til
residence of the brides father, MI
, Dan Mcleod. The ceremony was pei
formed by Rev. B. L. Mitchell. MI
and Mrs. Myers are domiciled in th
: cottage adjoining Mr.. q W. Garner
:. home.
. One of the most notable events o
= the season was the wedding New
Years day Of Mr. EugeneL L. Castaneri
\ and Miss Margaret Hudson, at tn
: residence Of the brides uncle, Capt
Danley, Biloxi, by Rev. Father Al
d phonse Kettles. Mrs. E. Castaner'
and daughter, Miss Rose, mother ant
q sister of the groom, attended tn
marriage.
n Program for the meeting OF the lily
pathern Society ~ meet Friday night
n Jan. 18th, 1901, at the home OF Mis-
Evil Morris. Author for the eveOiu