The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-02-24
MOSS POINT DEPARTMENT.
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered from
Various Sources.

&. d. Eden wa, in the Gulf City
last Sunday.
Miss Ada Palmes returned Sunday
from Mobile.
Chas. s. Collard Is sick at the Char
ity hospital In New Orleans.
Mr.. W. F. Hopkins, of McHenry,
was in town Tuesday on business.
Messrs. q. W. Garner and r. 6. Dor.
den were recent visitors tn Mobile.
Call and see our new Spring Sailors.
MISSES +. & NJ. MCINNIs.
Mr.. Langdon, a lumberman Of New
York, was here on business last week.
MI. G. L. Turner. with w. S. Sys0n
& Co.. OF Mobile, was In Moss Point
Tuesday.
The show windows Of our merchants
are beginning to be filed with new
spring goods.
Mr.. O. G. COwan was quite sick for
a day or two last week, but lie Is at
his post of duty again.
We are glad to state that Mr.. Jesse
Bounds, Jr., is again able to be out
after an attack OF the Grip.
There will be school Saturday at the
Academy to make up one ~ the days
lost On account OF the snow.
Mcssrs. TAYLOR & O'Brien. Local In.
sp~ectors Of Mobile, were down Tues.
day to inspect the ting Isabel. VI.
The Misses McInnis will shortly oc-
cnpy the building formerly used as
an Office by Hunter, Benn & Co.
Mr.. w. @. Coffee, OF Tupelo, Miss.
was here last week on a visit to his
child at Mrs. Fanny Cudabac's.
Mr.. R. w. COwan is having his
home enlarged by adding "A new room
or two to his house. Mr.. John Hill is
doing the work.
DR.. and Mrs. r. J. Slough and little
daughter Vivian, CT Petrev. Ala. are
visiting their sister, Mrs. +. X. Cant.
Miss Bette Rlumer returned from
Mobile Tuesday. where she has been
the guest Of Miss Nellie Taylor for
the past two weeks.
The schooner L. A. Edwards is
loading at the Moss Point Lumber
Co.'s dock with 10000 feet Of lumber
for Vera Cruz this week.
Next Sunday the Presbyterians will
celebrate in an appropriate service
the twenty-ffth anniversary OF the
organization Of their church.
Mrs. w. L. Pindcr. accompanied by
her beautiful sister.in.law, Miss Jeu.
ME Pinder, OF Key West. visited
New Orleans during the carnival.
Mr.. j. j. Ritayik, our popular young
merchant returned from New Orleans
last Saturday, after a pleasant visit tt
the carnival and his pretty Orleans
belle.
Mr.. ]. W. Stewart, our enterprising
druggist, has replaced the old show
cases on his counters by two handsome
cases. which would do credit to any
city drug store.
Central Hotel arrivals: r. M. Wedg-
worth, llattiesburg; Frank Z. McGee.
Chattanooga; A. A. HickOx, Birming-
ham; $. Taylor, L. O'Brien, Mobile;
Lewis H. Webb, Columbia, Ga.
The well-knOwn timber firm OF
Messrs. Baars, DunwOdy 4 Co., of
Pensacola, Fla, have established an
Office here with our enterpriSing
tOwnsman, MI. James Paul as mana
ger.
Frazier Cook, (colored) a faithful
emplOye and servant OF the l.. N.
Dantzler Lumber Co., died at his room
here Saturday morning last. He will
be regretted by all in the Dantzler set
Element.
Some OF Our people this week have
sore heads and sore arms from falling
On the Ice last week. They are the
ones who followed Shakespeare's
advice: "Re Just and fear not-then
II thou fallcst, thou fallest q mar
tyr"
Mr.. j. E. Pendola left Sunday for
Mobile, where he goes to accept a pO.
sitiOn with u saw mill firm. His wife
will follow him in few days, and
they will make their future home In
that city.
Mr.. Tom Spencer, who has been in
Birmingham, Ala, attending a bust
ness college since the first of June,
returned home last Sunday. Tom has
q great many friends here and they
are all glad to see him back. 1t Is to
be hoped that he will remain here.
The following sch0oners are loading
at the l.. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'S
mills this week: james Slater with
800, 900. feet Of lumber, Lizzie II. Par
trick with 30O.OO feet for Havana,
Edward w. Young with 10000 feet
for New York, COQuette with SO, 200
feet for Ship Island.
SPRING GREETING.
NEW GOODS AT BARGAIN PRICES.
Fine line OF lawns, ~organdies, laces,
embroidery and ribbons. Also latest
styles in ladies' collars and cuffs ard
shirt waists, at the bargain cash store.
l.5t NJ. A. MALCOMB.
At the suggestion Of some OF our
citizens, IL Is decided to have a "Spel-
ling Bee' at The Academy Hall one
night soon. The date will be decided
upon later. 1t will he for everybody
and it is hoped that all will come Out
and take part in the spelling. w
may learn to spell a few words w
don't know at present, and II II doe!
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