The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-02-21
Randall Mcleod is quite i'll.

w. j.. Owen and family visite'
Mobile this week.
Miss Virgie Spencer is visitin,
friends in Ocean Springs.
Wonder why she had the blues fo
the last few days.
Tlos. A. Cause, of Fernandina, Fla.
was 10 town last week. g
A. BlImer paid the Crescent City
business visit last week.
Miss May Morris is taking in tn,
sights in Mobile this week.
CL. N. Dantzlcr, Jr., is on a visit tt
New Orleans.
lie says that after Mardb Gras he
WILL 20 to st. Louis. All! NE
Thos. Graham, NJ. p. & P. con.
ductOr, was in New Orleans this week.
The Hypathean Society meets to.
night at the residence Of Y. ii. Wood.
The kitchen addition to the dwell.
ing Of John Hill has been completed.
Miss Annie FlOrit left for New Or
leans this week OF an extended visit.
Miss Catherine Lyle is an attractive
visitor at the home of Mrs. Horace
Denny.
Miss Annie Wood and JOSEPH
Gresham we're among the spectators
at the Moble Carnival.
Mrs. Shoemaker, accompanied by
her son Sidney, is visiting her daugll-
Ter, Mrs. }. E. Paukey.
Capt. W. L. Pindcr and Capt. John
Alberts left for New Orleans Tuesday
on a visit.
He wasn't satisfied at seeing her off
from the Moss Point depot, 50 he went
TO Scranton.
Miss Laura Hill left for New Or
leans Saturday for the Carnival, and
to visit friends awhile.
Misses Maud Coulson, Hannah
Bishop, Daisy Irving and Laura hill
visited the Mardi Gras at New Or
Leaps.
Mrs. A. Blumcr, accompanied by
Miss Alberta and Master Laiieennhhalrd
Blumer, were in Mobile for the Carni-
val.
The machine shop of A. Blumer has
been repairing the boiler for the past
ten days, but is nov running on usual
time.
The tug Julius Ebert, n Biloxi,
which has been here for boiler repairs,
returned to Biloxi Sunday morning.
james Eden, the "pioneer" watch
man at Burners, was in Mobile this
week seeing the sights, also friends
and relatives.
A revival meeting of several days
will be held at the Baptist church,
beginning March 10Th, night. In these
meetings the pastor will be assisted
by Rev. J. j. Taylor, d. D., of Mobile.
Gus. Kendall and wife, of Meridian,
Miss, are spending "a few days with
the family Of j. j.. DAIMLER. They at
tended the Carnival at New Orleans.
CHAIRS FOR SALE.
40 chairs for sale. Can be seen at
Hills Hall, Moss Point. Apply to
LAURA B. HILL.
The lovely Miss Lucy Shannon, Of
Ocean Springs, who has for the past
few weeks been the guest Of Miss May
Morris, returned to her home Monday,
much to the regret of a large number
of admiring friends.
A leap year party at the residence
of II. A. CouisOn last Friday night
was numerOusly attended by the elite.
Dainty refreshments were served and
the occasion was most enjoyable to
all present.
Schooncrs Fl. j. Powell with 240, 900
feet of lumber for Havana and L. A..
Edwards with lao, 1000 feet Of lumber
for Vera Cruz are loading at the mills
of the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co. this
week.
At noon on Sunday Ben Host Nelson
was drowned in the Escatawpa river
while attempting to board the
lighter barge Boss from a pirogue.
While the barge was being towed
down the river a piece of lumber pro-
jecting over the side Of the barge
struck Nelson and threw him into the
water.
During Saturday night a profes.
sional sneak thief effected an entrance
into the general merchandise store OF
Messrs. A. +. Dantzler & Co., and
stole three dollars in cash which had
been leftln the drawer, also several
articles of merchandise. There is nc
clue upon which to make an arrest,
therefore the rascal goes free.
A delightful talk by Mrs. Mary Fl.
Stuart, missionary to China, now in
this county, was enjoyed by the ladies
and children OF Moss Point on Tues.
day of last week at 10 a. m. in the
Presbyterian church. Mrs. Stuart
exhibited and explained many articles
OF Chinese manufacture and wear,
Her address will undoubtedly quicken
the missionary spirit in u town,
She and her husband, Rev. ]. S. Stu.
art, have labOred at HangchOw, China,
In connection with the Southern Pres.
byterian mission, for near thirty
years.
In response to lovely invitations is
sued by little Miss Louise Cowan, a
house full of babies and little folks
with their mothers, gathered at the
elegant home Of Of Mrs. A. M. Cowar
last Saturday afternoon. After the
games, which had been arranged for
the young folks, the guests were
ushered into the spacious dining halls
where was found everything that !!
calculated to delight the eye and pal
ate. Decorations Of vlolets, camelias
ETC., were deliberately used. II wa!
recherche In every reeDoct,. One AMI