The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-07-19
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

CdpU. Il. IN. DuNUuu ID CUu'dlCoCIub
from a severe spell Of malaria.
Miss Mamie Mcleod is visiting her
uncle's family in Hattiesburg.
MI. Chester Roe, of Mobile is the
guest of his cousin, Mr.. Emile Herrin.
Mrs. L. S. Robbins is enjoying a
family reunion at Castleberry, Ala,
this week.
Mr.. Randolf Evans and wife, Of
Mobile were guests on Tuesday of Mr..
W. II. Graham and family.
Mr.. W. II. Graham visited Mobile
on Monday and while there purchased
a fine bay mule of feminine gender.
Price of straw hats, low quarter
shoes, clothing and linen suits, etc,
cut in half at NJ. NJ. Watkins bargain
store.
The many friends of Prof. E. T.
Ellington are delighted to have him
with them for a few days. Prof. Bill.
Iington is the guest of Messrs. Fred
Wise and Guy Faulk.
Rev. T W. Adams, of Gloster, pre-
siding elder Of the Natchez district
was a welcome visitor to old friends
here from Saturday until Monday
lafternoon, when he returned to the
Seashore Camp Ground meeting.
!, Misses Wilmoth and Mabel Adams,
the charming daughters Of Rev. T.
+ w. Adams arrived here Tuesday on a
y visit. They are guestsof Mr.. W. Fred
' Herrin and family.
i, Miss Arena SETTLER. who has been
visiting relatives at Braiden Town
I Fla, returned to the Randall Hote
n last week. She raves over the pictur
sequences of the Manatee river ant
il, saws it is one of the loveliest sheets o
:, water in the whole South.
Mrs. j. b. Taylor has one of tn
r prettiest and best tended flower gar
dens in this city.
isl Mr.. Preston Castleberry and wife
lie of Topeka, Kansas were recent guest
h of Mrs. L. S. Robbins.
't $500 low quarter heel and toe slip
pers now S1.3S at NJ. A. MalcOmb's.
Last week Mr.. Charlie Taylor. al
| engineer on the NJ. p. & ?. r. r. wa
! overcome by heat while on his way Il
, Handsboro and died before medica
- aid arrived.
=. Kill Bed Bugs with "Bug-l-Cide.
Sold only by J. w. Stewart. % cent
a bottle.
Miss Vivian Cook, IA lovely younI
It lady of Ellisville is visiting her siste
ut Mrs. P. Il. Blumer.
Just think of it, we can furnish yo
er with beds from 500 up at the Mos
2, Point Branch of VIM. A. Murphy.
Miss Eva Taylor, after d month
cd visit to her aunt, Mrs. S. S. Henri!
u has returned home to H%andsboro.
Mr.. L. P. Herrin left Saturday fc
u Orange, Texas on an extended bus
ness trip. He is greatly missed by Ii
nc many friends.
H.. Rev. II. w. Featherstun returne
Tuesday morning from the Seashol
d Camp Grounds.
A boat ride on tug Dawn TuesdG
night, complimentary to Prof. Ri
~ lington, was enjoyed by a merry par
" of young people.
On a single day last week one
nc our saw mill plants sold to II
,s. Janeiro concern 100000 feet of lur
Der.
ro. Our motto is to suit everybody wi
p Furniture and Household goods, a
the prices can't be beat. Moss Poi
Dr.. Branch VIM. A. Murphy.
Id, Pastor B. L. Mitchell is attendi
wo the Baptist State Convention at \
st, Comb City this week aud will rem;
lis, there Sunday, consequently there v
w. be no preaching at the Baptist chul
m. here or at Scranton next week.
Mrs. Stone McInnis aud sister NJ
est Mcleod visited New Orleans u
aye week.
oan Mrs. w. W. Thomas and child a
Miss Leola Mckay, Of Merrill 9
.sed visiting Mrs. Sam E. Denny.
the Mr.. A. F. Dantzler and family Ma
ing taken possession OF their beautl'
der new home.
Recent arrivals at the Randall I
pills tel: A. Galbreath, Hooker, il
at Murphree, J. c. Scott, Albert S. To
The le, Mobile, W. E. Fostevin, OILY
ind Gibson, M. Flynn, VIM. Parish, Bel
sed dale. M. p. Feazell, Laurel, Miss A
ME Smith, Mrs. s. II. Shannon, Tn
San Rivers, Miss Julia Smith Merldi'
OF Mr. Thompson, Ellisville.
liss The Moss Point pleasure-seek
OF who enjoyed the trip to the Seash
.Camp Grounds On the steamer Min
leu Lee, Sunday were Mr., and Mrs. Gar
inc Mrs. Spencer, Mrs. Cudabac, Mis
Mamie Mitchell, Mamie McLs
IL Vivian Cook and Messrs, W. s.
NE Leod, Guy G. Faux, Len Blumer