The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-04-19
MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Who neXtI
Dull aud dusty.
Health Of the town is good.
Some cases Of spring fever.
Miss Cora Howe visited Mobile last
Saturday.
Miss May Montgomery, Of Meridian,
is visiting Mrs. II. X. Denny.
Messrs. L. N. Dantzler, ST.. and Jr.,
visited New Orleans this week.
Strictly non-alcoholic ice cold drinks
at Hills SUMNER DRINK STAND.
Miss Emma Elder. of Biloxi, is Wis.,
iting the family of Rev. L. N. Brock.
Mr.. L. A. Morris and wife, of Bluff
Springs, Fla, are here visiting rela-
tives.
II. G. Borden handles ice, Armour's
Western beef and produce. Give him
a trial.
Messrs. f. r. Rogers and II. G.
Walker paid a business visit to Mobile
Tuesday.
The Presbytery met in the Presby-
terian church Wednesday night at
1880 o'clock.
Mr.. Geo. w. O'Neill, druggist, of
Biloxi. has sold out his drug store and
moved to Moss Point.
Hon. ID. Webster Mcleod, of Greene
county, was here this week looking
after his log business.
The well known book agent was or
the front Tuesday last looking as
smiling as a basket Of chips.
Cheapest and best lot Of summer
suits ever brought to this town, at
Moss Point Mercantile Cos.
Mr.. II. NJ. McCallum, of Augusta,
Miss, is spending a few days here
looking after his log business.
Mrs. Jane Fort and Mrs. J. F. Sell
lers, of Grand Bay. Ala, are the
guests of Mr.. II. NJ. Cudabac's family.
Mr.. P. Hugonin has moved back to
Moss Point from Scranton and will
engage in the sale of ice this summer.
Miss Elenor Myers. the charming
daughter of Mr.. Il. b. Myers, Of
Handsboro, is visiting the family of
Mr.. S. S. Henry.
The schooner Edwin II. Smith, is
loading this week at the mills of the
-Pascagoula Lumber Co. with $4,000
feeto of lumber for New York.
Misses Addie McInnis and Bette
Blumer, who are attending the Sophie
Newcomb College in New Orleans,
spent several days here last week.
Mrs. E. B. Smith, after a lingering
illness, died Monday evening last. HeI
remains were inferred at the Escataw.
pa cemetery Tuesday at 2 p. m.
Mr.. NJ. V. Cowan, Of Corona, Ala,
assistant manager of the Corona Goa
and Coke Co., was here Wednesday TIC
attend his brothers wedding.
Ice Cream, Milk Shakes, Apple and
Grape Cider on ice, Gem Shakes,
Cakes and Fruit at Hills
SUMNER DRINK STAND.
Mr.. John Lacour, the most scientific
, and successful gardener on'the othel
!, side of the river, has fine prospects OF
a good supply of truck this season, al
, though a little late.
On the evening of the 18th inst
Capt. VIM. p. Daily, of the tug Vic
} tor, honored the young people of Mos.
, Point with the first boat ride of the
l season. All enjoyed themselves huge
> ly, and tender many thanks to thu
gallant captain.
5 Mr.. ]. W. Stewart has temperate,
moved his stock of drugs into the ole
: Escatawpa building until his new
! brick building is erected, work upol
! which has already commenced. lii
expects to occupy the same in abou'
two months. His example should bt
, followed by others, which would soor
4 give Moss Point an air of commercial
Importance.
On May 1st Mr.. f. II. Rogers ant
Mr.. Henry G. Walker will open a gen
eral merchandise store in the oil
Ward stand under the firm name o
S Rogers 81 Walker. These gentlemen
are too well and favorably known il
our community to need any introduc
ton through these columns. We wisl
them abundant success in their nev
departure.
/, Mr.. O. G. Cowan and his bride ar
now "at home" in their beautiful new
Z residence on South street. Thei
house is by far the neatest and pref
test in town. We will not attemp
/; to describe its beauty, for it must b
! seen to be appreciated. Welearn tina
: it was a design after Mr.. Cowan's owl
heart, however, we suspect the brid
: had something to say about tina
house, and if she did not, we know /
won't be long before she does.) Thi
1ocirn ,yuc turnpl ovpr Ia Mr. .Jah