The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-05-31
PERSONAL AND
IN GENERAL


Mr.. J. G. Carroll Of Fowl River, Ala.
was business visitor on Monday.
Mr.. W. H. Westfal Of vanceave
wss business visitor to the city 90
Wednesday.
Mr.. Valery Pierce, agent and mer.
chant at Laine, Miss, spent Thurs
day IN the city on business.
Wanted.-To buy i've to ten
thousand acres good land, near rail.
road. Price must be right and own.
ers only need answer. MISSISSIPPI
INVESTMENT Co, Gulfport, Miss.
Mr.. Arthur Chidsey will arrive
home Saturday from Auburn where
j. lie has been attending college.
Mr.. Il. G. Hibbler spent Sunday in
Alabama visiting friends, returning
home Sunday evening.
Mr.. Q. Nelson returned home on
Tuesday FROM a trip Of several days
to RichtUn, Miss.
Lost. : Gold Medal inscribed
Given by Interstate Bank. aud
Trust Company fOrs General PrOtc-
iency." Reward il returned To Tay-
lOr Furniture Co.
The monthly meeting of the board
OF mayor and aldermen will be held
at the city hall next Tuesday night.
Mr.. j. Ira Ford left Monday for
Memphis, Tenn, TO attend the SEES
slons Of the bankrupt court 10 that
city.
A party Of Mobile young men spent
Sunday In the city, 1t being the first
trip Of several OF them to this part OF
the coast.
Rev. J. G. Watt returned from
Ocean Springs on Monday morning,
having filled bis pulpit In that city
the day before.
For Sale...Two Pairs Good,
Heavy Mules, ut reasonable prices.
H. w. MILLER, Moss Point, Miss.
Mr.. William j. Matthie returned TO
the city on Saturday night after an
eight weeks sojourn in New Orleans.
He will be among friends for week
Or two.
The bridge gang of the Louisville
and Nashville railroad completed the
driving OF piles on the small treste
On the spur to the paper mill site at
Laine ON Tuesday evening.
Tue small tool house used by the
Pascagoula Development Company In
drilling well No. at Laine was burn
ed last Saturday night. The building
had been abandoned for sOme time.
Miss Annie Carroll Hoffman Of Mo-
bile will arrive 90 Saturday afternoon
TO be the guest for the summer OF her
uncle and aunt, Judge aud Mrs.
Charles e Chidsey.
For Rent. .-Two-story house, cor
ner Pascaguula street and Jackson
avenue. $40 per month. @. NELSON.
Three well known young men Of
Mobile, Messrs. Vautrot, Kelly and
Norton, arrived In the city on Satur-
day night to spend Sunday Mr..
VautrOt is a son Of Mr.. George Vau-
trot of this city.
The excessive heat Of Sunday caused
many motor boat owners to take TO
the river and bay for an outing In
search Of the breezeS. The upper
rivers prove attractive u several OF
these parties.
For SAFE, ..FamiIy Horse, Buggy
and harness. Bargain. j. ii. PEI.
HAM, Pascagoula, Miss.
Prof. o. II. de Lamorton spent last
Saturday III the city, coming In from
Lame during the mornlng. The pro-
i.esur has been under the weather 1or
several months, but appears on the
mend again.
The Volunteer Eiremen are rapidly |
closing the details for their picnic on
the Fourth OF July, and indications |
point to a numter Of unique features,
provided present plans GO not mis-
carry. '-'- Il
For Rent, ..S.R Room House, partly |
furnished, by the year or season, on |
East Beach. See MRS. l.. TROXLER |
at Joseph Wells, on Market street, or
phone 26l.
Mr.. Joseph Pelham was In the city |
ON Sunday from Mobile spending the |
day with relatives. He has received |
an appointment by the government
as bOOkkeeper on the government
dredge at work In Mobile harbOr.
Mr.. j. w. Cowper OF the Lacka-
wanna Bridge Company, with head
quarters in New York, is iu the city
looking over the progress Of the con-
structiOn work at the plant Of the
Southern Paper Company.
Wanted, ..Glrl or woman for gen.
ersl housework 10 family OF four. Ap
ply Superintendent. Lackaw anna
Bridge Company, Box 27S, MOSS
Point, Miss.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles j. jacobson
returned on Wednesday night from
an extended western trip, during
which they visited Los Angeles, San
Francisco, Denver, and other points.
Both report a most enjoyable trip.
Many inquiries are being made for
temporary accommodations In ana
around the port territory for vaca
tionists, the latest being from party
of New Orleans residents who desire
to spend two weeks camping for the
pleasure of fishing and roughing 1t.
Eight head of mules and horses for
sale cheap. ]. G. BLACKWELL |
Mr.. John G. Nelson left on Monday
for Mobile to accept his ap-
as engineer 10 charge Of
one OF the government boats 10 that
harbor. Mr.. Nelson left marine work
some years ago but the call OF the sea
became TOO strong for him to resist
and he returned to his first love.
The increasing number OF aut0m0-
biles in the port territory Indicate
the presence of considerable money