The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-16
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

VdTlOu US GOuTCtS,
The Randall hotel is closed for the
present.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Irving is visiting her
daughter in New Orleans.
The Jesse Bounds twQ ory Office
building is nearing compN1on.
Mrs. Marshall Mckay aud Mrs. E. f.
Griffin left on Tuesday for sojourn
in the mountains.
W. G. Sheehy, of Bowling Green,
Miss, after brief business visit re.
turned home Tuesday.
The patches of sugar cane growing
about here are looking healthy. Good
results are expected from them.
The fast packet steamboat, Minnie
Lee arrived on Monday with q full
cargo of merchandise from New Or.
leans. ~ ta -. =.
Mr.. Jessie Bounds and family left
on Wednesday for Waynesville, N. c.,
where they will spend the remainder
of the summer.
Miss Mamie Mitchell possesses a
remarkably beautiful and cultivated
voice. Mr.. Howell A. Bransford and
the reporter were highly entertained
a few days ago listening to her rendi-
tion of several choice songs.
II. NJ. Griffin, of Hattiesburg and
]. c. Griffin, of Brooklyn came here
Tuesday to attend the Pascagoula
Boom Company's meeting held on
Wednesday.
The old clock which in 1855 adorned
the office of Mr.. L. N. Dantzler at
Mobile was put in order last weeIb by
Capt. W, L. Pinder and again ticks
away the time in the front room OF
the l.. A. Dantzler Lumber Co.'S Office
here.
On Wednesday August7 there wa:
born to Mr.. and Mrs. ALI. +. Dantzlel
a daughter. An incident in connec
tion is that four generations are nov
represented in this estimable house
hold. The great.grandmother, Mrs
Belle Waddell, the grandmother, Mrs
Pattie Slaughter, the mother, Mrs
Susie Bell Slaughter Dantzler and tn
. infant, Sarah Elizabeth Dantzler
The young couple are receiving tn
congratulations of their numerous
friends.
John F. Krebs and wife left To-
Buffalo last Saturday night, where
after attending the Pan.Americar
Expositimsthey will return home, ar
irving on the 23rd inst.
Central hotel arrivals dre: e. G
Mcqueen. Detroit. T. NJ. ChildTes
| New Orleans, r. L. Maxwell, A. S
Towle, Mobile. W. f. Simmans... Mag;
nolia, RIO. Wigley, n. M. Mccall
Hum, Hattiesburg. ,.r.'
| You can save not only cents, but
dollars by buying your Furniture and
Household goods from the Moss Point
Branch of VIM. A. Murphy. We
make prices and terms to suit you.
| Miss Ethel Featherstun, accompa-
MED by her charming friends, Misses
| Addie V. Marshall, of Brookhaven
and Lucy Harrison, OF Columbus re-
turned home Friday from the Sea.
lshore Camp Grounds, where she at.
tended the Epworth Leaguegathering.
| On Thursday a party composed OF
Judge and Mrs. O. Randall, Mrs. A
Blumer. Mrs. A. p. Cassils and Misses
Bette Blumer and Louise Cassils left
| for Three Springs, Tenn. where they
will soj0urn for month or two.
Rev. II. W. Featherstun is quite
sick at the Methodist parsonage with
malarial fever. I'LL @-- v
Take advantage Of the Nosing ou,
prices: fine $3.50 refrigerator goinl
at $3.50, Others cut likewise at th'
the Moss Point Branch of VIM. A
Murphy. H %,5|, f.'t T"
Mrs. B. L. Mitchell entertained a
an evening sociable in honor OF Misse
Katy q. and Mary B. Edmonds, o
Cleburne, Texas and Miss Bess
Brooks, Of Crawford, Miss. last week
Cut almost half into. The price
| on our hammocks'are the lowest eve
offered, don't miss this great oppor
tunity. Moss Foint Branch. OF VIM
| A. Murphy.
Attention is directed to the 'ad" o
Parks, the matchmaker and jeweler
The schooners Susie b, Dantzlel
with 900, 900 feet of lumberfor lava
ma and Nan NJ. Dantzler with 2OO,oo'
feet for Vera Cruz are loading at the
L. N. Dantzler Co.'S mills this week.
Mrs. II. Cerise and son Henry, OF