The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-08-30
PERSONAL AND GENERAL.
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources

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Waynesville, N. G.
Mrs. J. N. Rape and baby visited
Gulfport this week.
]. j. Myers from Howison spent
Sunday with his family here.
August Gisch, of New Orleans is
the guest of Capt John Alberts and
family.
Prof NJ. G. Evans, of Mt. Olive, af.
ter a pleasant visit to friends here re-
turned Sunday.
DR.. f. B. Ferrill, s. S. Henry, Jr.,
Fred Wise and Jno. F. p Blumer
passed Sunday in Biloxi.
Services were held for the first time.
at O'Clock D. m. last Sunday in the
Mary Denny Memorial chapel Rev.
II. w. Featherstun officiating.
W. II. Graham, accompanied by his
son, Willie H. Graham of Scranton
made flying business trip to Birm.
ingham this week.
W. Fred Herrin, ]. W. Stewart, Il.
W. Cowan attended the meeting of
the Knights C! Honor in Jackson this
week.
Will L. Poates, wife and three chill.
dren returned Monday night from
Pueblo, Colorado where they have
been soj0uining for about three
months. They are stopping with
Mrs. @. r. Payne.
Lee Spann, Of Garlandsvllle, Miss.
is visiting his brother f. g. Spann on
Foundry street.
Pretty little Miss Grace Feather
stun is convalescing from spell of
fever.
Since the incorporation Of our city a
decided effort is being made to grade
and put in tlrSt-class condition Foun'
dry street.
Miss Madge Stewart, of New Or
S leans, after a delightful visit to Miss
Sadie Henry left last Friday to visit
}. Miss Daisy Woolf, of Mobile.
h Miss Ray Bell Mcintosh, of Verna
returned home Friday, after a pleas
e ant visit with relatives here.
r NJ. Q. Nelson, of Hurley is clerkins
at the store of M. NJ. Watkins.
v After a long and painful illness
t Mrs. Matte Alice Pankey, wife Of
Mr.. Ira. W. Broom passed away at
S o'clock Il. m, Monday in her 44th year
t She was the mother of eight children
four of whom with her husband sur
vive The funeral took place Tues
day morning Services were held by
Rev. B. l.. Mitchell at the house and
! the grave in MachpeIah cemetery.
Central Hotel: s. H. Shannon, W.
Il. Graham, Three Rivers, J. r. Ellis,
+ New Iberia, e. j. Trepagnier, New
q Orleans, II. G. McGowan, Pearling
ton, W. A. McRae, Albert S, Towle
Mobile, NJ. G. Nelson, Hurley, j. c.
Faulkner, Nova Scotia, Dennis Par.
ker, Hattiesburg, John Cook, Michi-
gan.
Mrs. John AlbertS, accompanied by
her son Clinton and Emile Gisch is
visiting in New Orleans.
Just a few of those $3.50 refrigcra
tors to close out. You can get one
for S.. 10 at the Moss Point Branch OF
VIM. A. Murphy.
Logs are becoming plentiful at the
mills.
100 different patterns of rugs to Sc
lect from; 20 cents to $3.50 at The
Moss Point Branch of VIM. A. Muir
ply.
Queen quality shoes at Coxs.
The home of Miss Juanita Welscl
). was the scene of delightful "sur
prise" on Tuesday night.
;. The best bargain ever offered yo
!, in bowl and pitcher for 81 25 is a
J., the Moss Point Branch OF VIM.
], Murphy.
Mrs. A. Blumer, and daughte
Miss Bette left for Three Spring
Tenn. on Thursday.
!. A. II, Smith paid a business visit {
It Mobile Tuesday.
~ We are offering great inducement
u to cash buyers of furniture. The
u are the latest styles aud the best ful
s. niture for the least money at tn
Moss Point Brach of VIM. A. Mur
~ ~ ply.
Dt Mrs. B. L. Mitchell left for Cuba
,c Ala. Thursday on a visit to he
,e daughter, Mrs. f. B. Stallworth
~ Miss Laura Myers, who was elected
III teacher in the Clarksville, Tenn
college left Thursday for her nev
field OF educational work.