The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-09-20
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph W. Bozeman,
after an enjoyable visit to Mr.. l.. N.
Dantzler and family returned to How.
isOn on Monday.
4. j. Morris, of Biloxi was in our
city last week.
The schooner Clara A. Phinney is
receiving cargo Of 100000 feet of
lumber at the l.. N. Dantzler Lumber
Cos. mill this week.
Central hotel arrivals are: W. II.
Ladnier, Capt. L. Knudsen, Pascagou-
la, G. Guy Faulk, City, W. R. L. Per-
kins, Starkville, l.. f. Hartel, L. S.
johnson, Geo. d. jacobson, Mobile.
On Wednesday, 25th inst. match
game Of ball will be played on Beards.
lees Green for the benefit Of the Grit.
I'm cemetery. An admission fee Of IS
cents will be charged and refresh
ments served at reasonable prices,
II. Brannan, of Pierce, Ala. was a
business visitor on Tuesday.
w. Fred Herrin, Jr., of Mobile Is
visiting his parents here.
Mrs. J. A. De Monbrun left lasA
Saturday on visit of two months to
her relatives IN Chicago.
J. c. Mitchell, Of Merrill has leased
the Randall Hotel which is now open
for guests.
Mayor c. II. Wood named the fol.
lowing as committee to arrange foI
the memorial services held at the
| Baptist church 10 obesance to Presi
dent Roosevelt's proclamation ap
/, pointing Thursday, 10Th inst. as a day
of mourning and prayer, out of re
0 spect for President Mckinley, wht
was so atrociously murdered, viz: L
N. DantZler, Sr j. Bounds and Ro
j bert CoWan. The tribute Of respec
was touchingly delivered by Rev. II
4 Walter Featherstun.
f G. W. Valverde, wife and son lef
last Saturday for Chicago and Buffalo
# Prof. J. j. Wirth, of Birmingham
|. Ala. was the guest OF w. H. Graham
and family on Sunday.
Il A. Broadus, our popular baker ha
v recovered from spell of sickness.
Last Saturday Cleveland, the fin,
= bay horse of Mcssrs Ross & Broadu,
gave up the ghost, much to the re
;. gret of his masters.
y Misses Buelah and Della SETTLER
S our thrifty and popular milliners re
turned from New Orleans Tuesday.
S II. G. Borden returned to Merrill
h Tuesday.
John F. Krebs is on a business visit
!, to st. Louis.
Mrs. Josh Williams, of Jackson ant
Mrs. Richard Colbert, Of Washington
J.. D. G. and her little son Richard, are
!. on visit to their daughter and sistel
|. Mrs. G, M. Farley.
J, Mrs. A. H. Smith and children are
visiting j. G. Lacore and family al
S Escatawpa.
Messrs. M. NJ. Watkins, N. M. Gu
r dabac and j. II. White are on a busi
r ness visit to st. Louis.
:, Capt. John Alberts visited New
" Orleans this week.
u Prof. W. II. Perkins, chemist of th
# experiment station at the A. & M
college, who is gathering samples o
& I the artesian water and stratas of sol
d from the different wells on the gul
coast for analysis OF their Mincra
~ value was guest this week OF Ston
II MclnniS and family,
)" John f. p. Blumer, the popula
v Western Union telegraph operate
II here, is sojourning for the benefit {
his health at Hot Springs, Ark.
On account of sickness the party {
:, the residence Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. I
- Blumer has been indefinitely pos
- poned.
N Rev. DR.. John w. Harmon, Il
" Octogenaran, the oldest Methodi
preacher in the Mississippi Conft
ence will preach in the Methodi
10 80 church Sunday at II o'clock a. m.
~ Miss Minnie Bennett spent sever
nd days here the guest Of Mrs Jam
Paul.
ed Warren Colmer and Miss Celes
wv Fitzner left Saturday to visit rel
nv tises at Davenport, Iowa.
1t. Edward Colmer came over fro
Howison Tuesday to spend whi
IN with his friends here.
IT. One of our leading lumber man
facturers has imported brood
re: Houdan chickens from Paris, whit
II. have miraculously developed topkno
nd on their heads creating considerab
A. speCulatiOn as to the cause OF tn