The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-19
MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL AMI z
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

HE only goes to the gate"
The town is full OF log men.
Mr.. W. Fred Herrin visited Mobile
Tuesday.
Fred Herrin, Jr., is spending a few
days in the Gulf City.
Mr.. T. +. Spencer and sister, Miss
Virgic, spent Sunday in Ocean Springs.
Mrs. G.. h. Beck is visiting her
mother, Mrs. NJ. L, Taylor, at Hands
bOrO.
DR.. W. r. Thompson is building his
handsome new residence or Telephone
road.
Mr.. Hi Dee Cudabac has returned TO
Mobile to resume his position with the
l.. Il n.
MI. Herbert Brown, OF New York
is visiting the family Of Judge o..
Randall.
Mr.. J. J. Baxley, a prominent log
man from Nernal, Miss, was 10 town
Tuesday.
Mrs. James Paul returned home last
week from a pleasant visit to her
daughter at Mobile.
Overseer c. W. Garner is actively
pushing the work OF Smelling the up
per Telephone road.
Mr.. Jesse AGREE, OF the firm Of j. A.
AGREE & Co. spent Sunday and Mon.
day in the Gulf CITY.
Misses Hattie and Carrie Grisham,
OF Denny, Miss, are visiting the fam
lily OF Mr., Eugene Wood.
MI. }. NJ. ellis, a well known log
man Of Augusta came here this week
with a large drive Of logs.
A very pleasant meeting OF the
Young Peoples Union was held Tues
day evening at the home OF Capt.
Fritz Lienhard.
Miss Annie Belle Paterson, a fair
and accomplished representative Of
the Gulf City is visiting Mrs. Fritz
| COlmcr this week.
MeSsrs. Fred PassO and Elton Cuda-
| bac have gone to ChicOra, Miss, where
they have accepted positions with the
Robinson Land and Lumber Co.
Much to the regret OF the many
friends Miss Flora Parish made on
her short stay in u town, she re-
turned to her home in BrewtOn on
Monday.
Schooners Cora NJ, with 100, 900
feet OF lumber for Kingston and Oscar
g., with 10000 feet for Havana are
loading at the l.. N. Dantzler Lumber
Cos mills this week.
At the Moss Point Lumber Cos
mill are loading with lumber this
week the schooners Walter Sumner,
with 10000 feet for Havana and
James Slater, with 235, 600 feet for
Sagua, Cuba.
FRESH, CRISP GROCERIES,
Imported Chow Chow,
Picked Shrimp,
Bearsdley's BonelesS Herring,
Beardlcy'S Shredded Cod Fish,
Spanish Olives,
Morning Joy, Java and Mocha Coffee.
II. X. DENNY.
The following is the program OF the
next meeting Of the Hypathean So
ciety to be held on Friday evening,
March 26, at the home OF Mr.. 5. S.
Henry:
Biography-Mr. II. c. Burton.
Vocal Music-Miss Hattie Belle Nc
1nniS.
Reading-Mr. C. W. Farley,
Inst. Music-Mlss Pattie DeeS.
Reading-Lcwis 2. 1ierrin.
Vocal Music-Misses Spencer and
Bcardslee.
Violin Solo-Frcd Herrin, Jr.
Vocal Music-Mrs. Fowler.
Author for Evening Robert Lewis
Stevenson.
There will be given by some Of the
best dramatic talent in our town a
three-act comedy entitled, "Our Aw-
full Aunt" on next Tuesday at Hills
Hall, at s p. M, for the purpose OF
meeting incidental expenses OF the
Moss Point Public School. An ad-
mission OF Is and 25 cents will be
charged. Following is a synopsis OF
the characters:
Mrs. Hazelton ....... Miss Eleanor Beardslee.
Alice cher daughter) Miss Lizzie Spencer.
Carrie Benton ...... Miss Essis Stallworth.
Matilda Johnson lawful Aunt Miss Laura Hill.
Frank Hazelton ...........M Mr.. n. Is. HOPKINS
Author Wallace ......... Mr.. II. c. Burton.
Pete (Mrs. HIS col. ~seryant) Mr.. WA. Coulson.
David Mann ............, Mr.. l.. p. Herrin.
Mr.. S. :. Henry, Jr.
81 ANU o'''e"e" Mr.. Frank b.. Harry, Jr.