The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-12-17
MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.
Mills all running.

WINS oi iuuiiiuB'
The heath 0f our town Is good,
Capt. Il. Castancra visited Biloxi
last week.
Buy your Xmas candies at Mrs. J..
2. Purtell's.
Mr.. c. N. Farley visited the Gulf
City Sunday.
Mr.. II. X. Denny visited New Or.
leans this week.
The NJ. p. and p. railroad meets all
trains ut Scranton.
Mrs. j. W. Griffin and Miss Aline
Griffin visited New Orleans this week.
Mr.. L. Eiselcn, of New Orleans Is
on a visit to the family Of Mr.. ii. G.
Walker.
Mr.. Ill De Cudabac, Of the L. & N.
II. T., Is visiting relatives here this
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. +. B. Castanara, OF
Biloxi, visited relations here last
week.
Misses Eleanor and Bertha Boards.
lee entertained a few friends Monday
night.
We are glad to see Master Willie
Graham out again, after a long spell
Of illness,
Call on Mrs. Ella Passo for your kid
gloves. She has just received a tinc
line OF silks.
Many Of our citizens will take in
the minstre, show at Scranton Satur.
day night next. ;.
Mrs. Joseph BOzeman will enter
tain the Cleyalla Club monday after
noon, Dec. 20.
Messrs. j. w. Stewart and c. II.
Wood attended Chancery Court at
WayncsbOrO this week.
Our new bakers, Messrs. E. f. and
y. j. Raby are doing a fine business.
Their bread Is excellent.
Mr.. w. II. Mcintosh, one OF the
leading lawyers OF Mobile visited rela.
tives here last Sunday.
A fine lot Of turkeys just received
for the holidays at II. K. Delmas'.
Orders promptly attended to.
Capt. Peter Raby, Of the staunch
freight schooner Lillian A., was call
Ing on our merchants this week.
Mr.. Robert Fitzner is home to spend
the holidays with his relatives. He
says the st. Louis girls are O. X.
The schooner Eva May is loading at
the O'Leary mill this week with $780,
QUO feet Of lumber for Key West.
Mr.. H.. E. Delmas has opened a neat
market ut East Side, in the building
formerly occupied by the East Side
Exchange.
Mr.. 5. r. Ratliff, OF Basin paid Moss
Point a visit last Saturday, Sunday
and Monday, the guest OF Mr.. John
Hill and family.
Miss Laura Hill has Just returned
from a long and very pleasant visit In
Basin, Miss. She says she would like
very much to live in the country.
Mrs. Leila Mckay and children, &C.
companied by her mother, Mrs. Chas.
WheelOck, of Birmingham, Ala, left
on Monday for Mobile her future
home.
Owing to the inclemency Of the
weather the Hypathean Society did
not meet last week as announced.
The Society will meet tonight (Fri.
day. at the home Of Rev. d. o. Eyers.
Joseph Simon, aged II years, died
Tuesday morning at Z O'Clock, after
suffering from typhoid fever for a
whole month. He was buried by Rev,
p. FACET, S. j., Wednesday morning.
Mr.. G. NJ. Farley is now supremeIy
happy. His mOther-in-law, Mrs. Viii.
liams, of Brandon; is visiting his
family. There's nothing so handy
about u house as q good mOther-in.
law.
MI. NJ. A. Dees has been in Wash.
ingtOn City several days looking after
his new patent and quarantine mat
tiers. IfMark Is a crank he has some
good traits Of character, which we
admire. He is always trying to dc
something for his section.
Program for the meeting Of thu
Bingham Memorial Missionary SOcie
ty Sunday afternoon next. Music
prayer, music, Reading-Mis Annie
Watkins, Song-Miss Bette Blumer
RecitatiOn-Mattie Cowan, Vocal Du
ette-M isscs Maud and Linnie Byers
Reading-Miss Dora McCartcr, music
benedictiOp,