The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-09-06
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

S. M. Mcleod is recovering from a
spell of fever.
The residence of the late DR.. j. X.
Mcleod is being remodeled.
Capt. W. L. Pinder is the guest this
week OF Capt. John Alberts.
| W. M. Featherstun and wife from
Biloxi moved here Wednesday. "
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Irving has returned
from New Orleans, accompanied by
her daughter, Mrs. W. +. Martinez
and infant daughter.
Master Clinton Alberts will leave
this Friday for the Kentucky Military
Institute at Lynn. He will be ac-
companied by his father, Capt John
fAlberts.
After most pleasant visit to their
aunt, Mrs. r. L. Bishop Misses Daisy
and Gertie Dickson, two charming
young ladies of New Orleans. returned
home Sunday, much to the regret of
their many friends and admirers here.
The place to buy good cook stove
at the lowest figure is at the Moss
Point Branch OF VIM. A. Murphy.
Rev. H. Walter Featherstun, than
whom there is no more enthusiastic
worker for the upbuilding of a nobler
Christianity in commenting upon the
Times Democrats laudable move.
ment, the poor children's fresh air
outing, gave utterance to the follow.
ing complimentary tribute to the pro.
jectors:
"The movement under the impulse
and directions of the Times Democrat
to give an outing of three days at the
Seashore Camp Ground is an express
sion of practical Christianity as beau
tiful as it Is Christlike. There will
come time when Christ will say tC
the men and women who have done
this lovely thing: 'Inasmuch as yt
have done it unto these little ones ye
have done it unto me- l rejoice that
we have reached a day when men are nc
; longer much concerned about musty
dogmas-many Of them merely human
--of decaaent eclesiaisticism and az
outworn theology, but rather about
doing the will of Christ 10 a Christly
way. l rejoice also that great daily
!, newspaper should catch the Christly
impulse of the dawning millennium
land inaugurate this beautiful move.
ment. 1t is the sure augury Of bet
ter time rapidly coming The proph-
ecy of Tennyson is rapidly becoming
a reality:
"Love took up the harp of life and smote on
all the chords with might; -
Smote the chord OF SELF that, trembling
pdSseu III music oub Ol SlSHt
"All honor to the Times-D Democrat!
God bless the good men and women
who helped"
| Easels, screens, whatDots and brica-
brac goods at the Moss Point Branch
of VIM. A. Murphy.
| Mayor G. II. Wood is making prep
arations for the fall and winter game
hunting up the Pascagoula river. He
| is having a house barge built for the
comfort of his friends who are ac.
customed every year to hunt deer,
wild turkey, quail and squirrels,
which abound in the environment Of
the swamp.
John H. Turner is making remarka.
BILE catches of green trout on the Es.
catawpa river near Orange Grove. A
few days ago he caught five which
together weighed fourteen and half
pounds. Fresh water fish are much
preferred to sea fish.
For next ten days we will sell you
china closets and book cases at a 10 per
cent reduction. Moss Point Branch
OF VIM. A. Murphy.
Miss Marie Brooks, who has beer
summering with her sister, Mrs. A
H, Smith, expects to return to Biloxi
shortly.
| 4. w. Christian, of the Faulk
Christian Lumber Co. disposed o
several RATS Of logs here this week
Misss Effie Lowther, of Jackson
after a pleasant visit to her cousin
Mrs. q. M. Farley returned home las
Saturday.
BUGGIES! BUGGIES! BUGGlES
: The most elegant line oi buggle'
ever brought to this section, for sal'
by A. Fl. Smith, agent
Miss Emma Lott, an accomplished
= young lady of DeSoto is the charming
guest OF Miss Virgie Spencer.
The L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.
have put in commission their new and
trim naptha launch which they re-
ceived few days ago from the makers
at Montague, Michigan. The dimen
sions q the little boat, which Il
; named Louise for the daughter OF Mr.
A. M. Cowan are 30 feet and inches