The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-09-13
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Alf Il. Dantzler show taste and COM
fort. 1t was a great pleasure to the
DEMoCRAT.STAR reporter To call
there recently and see the new home.
Mrs. Dantzler is entertaining her
grandmother, Mrs. Belle Waddell, Of
Union City, Tenn.
Mr.. l.. N. Dantzler, Jr. left on Sat-
urday for Asheville, N. c., where he
will sojourn with his family during
three weeks and then return.
The Bounds two story office build
ing would do credit to much larger
city than ours.
Misses Ollie and Sadie Anderson Or
ganized the Junior Branch Sunshin'
er's Society Of this city on August "A
at the home OF Capt. .. P. Anderson.
The officers are: Miss Adassa S:harf,
vice president; Miss Ollie Anderson,
secretary and treasurer; members,
Misses Rosie Forbert, Ida Schroeder,
Carrie Holley, Fran .Dantzler, Anna
Schroeder, Masters Aaron Scharff, Sam
Forbert and Fred Schroeder. Regular
meetings every second and fourth
Saturday of each month at $3.50
o'clock. All who wish to be Sun
sinners are cordially invited to attend
the next meeting. Truly,
OLLIE ANDERSON,
A Sunshiner.
Ollie B. Cowan, who has been visit
ing his parents left on Monday for the
State University at Oxford via. the
G. & s. l. II. Il.
Prof Hubert F. Fisher will leave
for Princeton, N. ]. by way of New
Orleans on Saturday.
The four.masted schooner James
Judge, one Of the largest vessels evel
moored at berth on the Escatawpa
river is receiving cargo Of $40, ,OO(
feet of lumber at the O'Leary mill fol
New York.
+ DR.. L. S. Anderson is able to re
sumo his practice after weeks spell
Of cold and fever. e
, Mrs. w. f. MARTINEZ is the guest OF
her sister. Mrs. e. l.. Wcgmann.
w. W. and A. +. Cnchran, Of Mer
rill we're here on timber business
; Tuesday.
On Monday morning at l O'Clock
the building occupied by Judge O
Wood as an Office was totally destroy
ed by fire. The building is situated
behind the mercantile establishment
of W. ii. Graham, and had it not
been for the water supply from the
wind mill in the yard great confag'
aration would have resulted. The
house is supposed to have been set on
| fire. Judge Wocd has taken posses
sion of the building in the rear OF d.
X. McInnis & Co.'S. drugstore.
Mr. aud Mrs. j. W. Stewart and
daughter Miss Mary Ada are visiting
the Pan-Amerlcan Exposition from
whence they will 90 TO Indianapolis
. Ind, where Mr.. Stewart will attend
the Sovereign Grand Lodge |. O. OF
meeting as State representative.
Mr.. II. X. Denny visited New Or
leans this week.
II. S. Jackson, of Mobile spent Sun
, d az with his brother here.
Mrs. (Dr) Geo. L. lizard returned tt
! Mobile Sunday, accompanied by he
husband and DR.. G. Bruner Dantzler
Mrs. Josh Williams, Of Jackson !
: expected this week to visit her daugt
! ter, Mrs. G. M. Farley.
The funeral of young Johnnie Var
D derwall, who met his death so trag
: cally at the Dantzler mills, Thursda,
5th inst. was buried from the Metl
odist church at 2 p. NJ. on Frida
Quite "a concourse of friends and a
quaintances attended. Johnnie wi
n a white-liyed lovely boy. devoted I
his parents and his church again
whom not a breath could be. hear
u His removal is fearful stroks to u
r home he left; while the church fee
sensibly poorer at the loss sustaine
Is He was less than II years Of age ar
a although so young hadf become seen
rg ingly indispensable to the church
well as the home
er At u mass meeting OF the citlzel
and school trustees held last Frida
d, the following named persons wei
IS, elected to constitute the buildA
committee for the erection OF a ne
;, colored school house on Magnol'
!, = street near Church, namely: "
. . Stallsworth, NJ. T. Macintosh, S. /
:. Wallace, G. S. Farley and +. J. Hi
Mrs. ]. G. Walker and Mrs. s.
Wallace were appointed to solic
Z. funds.
. J. W. Darnell, Of Orange Grove al
os w. M. Feathcrstun, OF Biloxi are Il
ing clerkships at NJ. M. Watkins.
Mrs. E. X. CAN'T is visiting rel
tives in Alabama.
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