The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-07-05
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
New I.ens Of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.

Inc Central floIcl Has
lily closed.
Since the incorporation OF this city
many improvements are noticeable.
Mr.. j. C. Maclay has taken posses
sion Of his new home on Main street.
MI. A.. V. Draughn, Of Hattiesburg
registered at the Randall a few days
ago.
The Fourth OF July was observed by
the closing Of stores, saw mills and
business offices.
Mr.. John Baria, of Big Point Is
clerking at NJ. NJ. Watkins mercan.
tile establishment.
The schooner Oscar G. loaded this
week at the l.. N. Dantzler Lumber
Co.'S mills with 100000 feet OF lumber
for Havana.
We save you money on Carpets,
| Mattings, or Rugs. Moss Point
Branch OF VIM. A.. Murphy.
The beautiful new residence OF Mr..
All. +. Dantzler has been completed
and will be occupied by himself and
family later in the season.
Don't be eat up by the mosquitoes
when you can buy a bar from 40 cents
up at the Moss Point Branch OF Wm.
A. Murphy.
Mr.. W. II. Graham has made ex.
~tensive improvements on his store.
making it one of the most cOmmOd.
ious and attractive establishments in
our city.
Marshal John Hill has remedied the
badly washed-out place in Foundry
street by filings, bringing the OBJ
jectionable spot into level and passa.
BILE condition.
Extra good value in white ename
imitation mahogany and oak. Cot.
tage curtain poles, the latest thing
out; try them. Moss Point Branch of
d VIM Murphy.
: On Thursday, July 4, at 3 O'Clock p
M, Miss Lucretia Payne and Mr.. II,
rs. Walker were married at the resi-
> dence of the brides parents Mr.. and
:, Mrs. G. r. Payne. Rev. B. L. Mitchell
offciated.
A party composed OF Mesdames J.
W. Griffin, John Alberts, Il. W. Cow
!, an, Chas. j. Euren and children and
the Misses Mccormack and Dyer.
enjoyed Tuesday picnicing at thu
"Oaks," the delightful home Of Mrs
L. W. O'Connell at Pascagoula.
., The two story sixteen room Office
building for Mr.. Jesse Bounds has
already the frame work up and Its
construction is being pushed to an
early completion.
I, Ask for the Union Art Square 2tS
3. sold at the low price OF $3.9 5 at the
: Moss Point Branch Of VIM. A. Mur
ply.
> The shipments OF lumber to Mexico
and Cuba continue To keep our saw
mills busy.
All OF the merchants beginning
r next Monday have agreed to clOst
their stores at 6 o'clock p. m.
:, Mr.. l.. N. Dantzlcr, Jr., wife an(
. baby son Lorenzo, left on Tuesday To-
Vicksburg, thence to Waukesha
Wisconsin on u summer mting.
+. Miss Laura Griffin gave II delight
T full boat ride on the tug Neptune las
. Friday, complimentary tn her charm
T Ing guests the Misses McCormacks.
J The steamboat Minnie Lee ha
!, been thoroughly over hauled an,
carried the cxcursionists on Thursda
> to Turner'S Park where a Fourth O
July celebration took place. A pleas
ant time was spent In horse racing
T baseball and other field sports.
The Methodists and Presbyterian
unite their Sunday night services Il
" the months OF July and August; d
Featherstun preaching at the Presb
terrain church IN the FIRST and thil
, Sunday nights. and Rev. Mr.. Stephe
In the Methodist church on the Sc
ond and fourth Sunday nights.
. A very well attended and pleasar
League Devotional meeting wal bel
, at the Methodist church on last Sui
!, day just before the evening sermon.
3 The Junior League Of the Methods
fe church will at M early date. give
lawn social. 1t will be u delightful
,e affair. Watch this column for III
a. date.
4. Miss Marie Brooks, an accomplIshe'
!. and charming young educator iron
Biloxi Is visiting her sister. Mrs. A
! H. Smith.
The many friends OF DR.. ]. q. Cow
an will be pleased to hear that he
recovering from his recent accident
l. from which his right shoulder an
y arm were severely injured by bein
' thrown from his buggy.
The Methodists are building a nea
mission chapel on the Elder Ferr
u road In the eastern edge OF Moss Pom
to be called "The Mary Denny Men
oIial Chapel" Already In anticlp;
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