The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-25

Last Saturday q bouncing baby was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. R. d. Miller, OF
Escatawpa.
On Saturday last a sweet little
daughter was born to Mr.. and Mrs.
H. W. Featherston, Jr.
Peter Anderson left last Saturday
for Galveston, Texas to be present
at the marriage OF his brother Mr..
John Anderson Wednesday following.
DC. Cowan and W. w. Cochran,
while hunting in the neighborhood Of
Cross Roads last week bagged six
wild turkeys. They visited the Sa.
lem Camp meeting.
Just received the prettiest assort.
ment Of boys and rhildrens clothing
ever brought to Moss Point. Call
and see for yourself at NJ. A. NAL
combs. 36.3t
The protracted meeting at the
Baptist church commenced last Sun.
day and will continue ten days. Rev.
B. L. Mitchell, pastor assisted by Rev.
L. E. Hall Is conducting the meeting.
The congregations are large. One
addition aud a marriage is the record
of the flrst day.
Mayor. 9. II. Wood, Rev. H. Walter
Featherstun, Geo. W. O'Neill, J. j.
Mcintosh and A. H. Smith addressed
the faculty and pupils Of Central
school after roll call on Tuesday.
A hunting crowd composed Of L. N.
Dantzler, A. NJ. and r. W. Cowan, T.
A. Coulson, Jr., e. X. CAN'T, y. H.
| Wood, A. H. Smith and Capt. W. P.
DALEY left on the tug Pic for Dead
Lake on Tuesday.
Rev. W. 0. Stephen attended the
New Orleans Presbytery last week.
The Moss Point church will be put In
the Mississippi synod on the 10th OF
November.
J. II. Turner, OF Leaksville, W. =.
| Rhinehart, of Merrill and r. NJ.
Wedgworth, OF Hattiesburg, promi.
inent tImbermen we're visitors here
on Tuesday.
q. W. Barnett is clerking at N. NJ.
Watkins store.
Mr.. Will H. Ladnier, a prominent
stevedore and Mrs, Annie Cooley,
both of Pascagoula we're married at
9 o'clock Sunday night at the Baptist
parsonage by Rev. B. L. Mitchell,
pastor.
Mrs. R. L. McReynolds and pretty
little daughter, Irene are guests OF
Mrs. Chas. J. Euren and family this
week.
On Thursday, 18th inst. daughter
was born to Capt. and Mrs. r. R. du
Mont. The sweet little newcomer is
their first born and oils their home
with gladness. She has been named
lvon Leone.
The colored Baptist are building a
neat ediHce opposite the Erickson
property.
Marshal ]. j. Cunningham has
been quite sick, but Is slowly recover
ing.
Miss Isabella Lienhard is visiting
relatives 10 HandsbOro, Miss.
Mrs. J. Wyatt Griffin and daughter
Miss Annie, after delightful sojourr
in the North and Canada returned
home last week. The latter left Sat
urday for Meridian, where she vii
attend the Central public school.
The public schools Of this city open
ed Monday with an overfowing at
tendance Of pupils, owing to the In
creased interest being taken 10 edu
cation. The teachers and trustee
are to be congratulated. ATTEND
ance l04.
/ Mrs. ]. G. Brisolara and infant so
returned Thursday from New Orleans
, Don't fail To attend the Hallowe'eI
, bazaar at Blumer's hall next Thurs
: day night. -.....
Little Miss Matte Campbell Jack
son Is convalescing from spell O
fever. a ~ .-NEE.nts
U. s. Gov. Engineer, P. c. Bondous
quie visited our city on official bust
| ness Tuesday. He came on the steam
er Maude.
The schooner Nan NJ. Dantzler Il
loading with 100000 feet OF lumber al
the L. N. Dantzler Lumber Co.'S mills
this week for Vera Cruz.
Rev. H. r. Singleton, Jr., OF Rus,
ton, La. lectured on Wednesday even.
ins, Oct. Is to large audience at the
academy on Scattering Sunshine y
Mr.. Singleton 50 completely held bis
audience under the sway Of his voice
that they sat spell-bound under his
pathos or laughed I'LL the tears came
at his humor Mr.. Singleton Is az
adept 10 the art Of telling a story sne
he scattered sunshine literally tn,
entire evening. On Thursday even
log Nj. Singleton again appeared be
fore o large crowd. The subject O
his lecture Was uHow IN s,.s