The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-18
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

from q delightful visit to relatives
at Hattiesburg last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Magendie, OF New
Orleans visited Mrs. John Daniels
this week.
Misses Nan Mcleod and Alberta
Blumer are suffering with severe colds
this week.
Mr.. o. H. Brown, q prosperous
timberman and farmer Of Browns
Ferry was here Tuesday purchasing
goods. He says that the cane grind.
ing season will begin at his place In a
few days.
Mr.. L. N. Dantzler, Jr. was a bust.
ness visitor to New Orleans this week.
Mayor G. H. Wood Is attending
chancery court at Leakesvillc.
Mr.. W. L. Delmas, OF Handsboro is
here experimenting the repairing Of
his store property on Telephone road
recently vacated by Mr.. r. L. Bishop
aud family.
Miss Edna Havard, Of Brushy is a
guest Of her cousin, Miss Maggie My.
ers at the Central hotel.
On Halloween the L. e. q. will give
. bazaar at Blumer's hall for the
benefit Of its library fund. All kinds
OF amusements will make up the pro-
gram. Fortune telling, japanese
reireshment tents and all sorts OF
games and music.
Halloween comes but once year,
Over At Blumer's hall you'll find good cheer
Wen certainly expect you at quarter past
tight.
Later than that ghosts will have fastened tn
Il gate"
The L. E. Z. wants you to attend
its Halloween bazaar on Thursda!
night, October 81.
Prof. Chas. E. Anderson, principa
of the Central public school arrived
last week and set to work ARRANGING
for the opening session on Monday
2lst. inst. He said to the DEMOCRAT
STAR reporter that he would endeav
or to raise the standard of the schoo
equal to that Of any In the State.
The Bounds building is nearinl
completion. Oa the first Of Novem
ber the postofice will be established
in the east corner room, which is be
ing handsomely prepared.
DR.. F. b. Ferrill returned from
Marion, Ala. last week, to which
place he accompanied his brother
Cam Ferrill, who entered the Marion
military college there.
Central Hotel arrivals are: l. II
Smell, W. Y. West, Ocean Springs, ]
f. P. Bond, Virgins, w. P. Cooke
Birmingham, J. E. Gagne, Houma
La, Mr.. Allen and wife, Chas. E. An
derson, city.
, TOUCHING AND SORROWFUI
i VISIT. u.
The Chronicle, Quebec, Canada, Oct. 6, 1901.
Mr.. James Paul, who is now resid
ing in Moss Point, Miss. reached tow
yesterday with the intention OF at
; tending the funeral Of his late broth
er and also Of his mother, who diet
!. one day after her son, and who's
> touching deaths we're fully describes
In the Daily Telegraph at the time
e Unavoidable circum instances prevente
him from getting here In time for tn
sad double funeral, which took plac
. on Sunday afternoon and was attent
T ell by q great c0ucOurse OF sympathet
y ic citizens, the largest seen In Quebe
for some time. Awaiting the absen
sons arrival the two bodies were keE
}. in the vault at St. Patrick's cemeter
!. and be bad The melancholy satisfa
tiOn of assisting at the last sad ritz
:, OF his beloved mother and brother ;
q the flnal interment which took plat
], to-day. Mr.. Paul Is dOubly grieved ;
!, 1.-The loss Of an esteemed and lovil
parent and attached brother, wi
y fell almost at the one stroke Of deaf
and he Is receiving the hearty al
sympathetic coincidence of old Queb
i friends, who have long known him al
IS held him 10 high respect.
r. SAD SUDDEN DEATH.
,r Mrs. John Paul, an octogenaria
aud highly respected resident
Champlain yard died suddenly yeste
* day forenoon ut her residence. 81
is Champlain street. The circumstal
- - ces surrounding the deceased lady
demise are extremely sad. Las
s. spring her youngest SOD, Theod0r
* paul. aged So came home from th
I. Southern States, where he went
~ work through tho winter months,
D. very sick man. He had contracte
re the dread disease, consumption an
in after q short while took to bis bet
"A from which he never recovered. Fl
!" died on Wednesday last at 1:80p. n
!. Mrs. Paul, his aged mother had nurse
r. him through the past three month
|, OF his illness and was greatly fatigue
"a as well as heart-br0ken over the lOs
= OF her son, who was single and th
u comfort OF his mother In her declinin
:. years. Yesterday forenoon Mrs. Pa,
n feeling tired, decided to lie down an
y rest until dinner time. At l.;
70 o'clock, a member OF the h0usehOl
2 proceeded to call her to dinner, whe
d to her CONSERVATION she found thu
r. the old lady was cold In death, whi
, In an adjoining room was laid out Il
," body OF her deceased aud favorite so
II Is presumed that the old lady vi
so overcome with fatigue and grief