The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-07-26
PERSONAL AND
News Items of Interest Gathered From
Various Sources.


City Marshal John Hill is now COL
lecting the city taxes.
Miss Addie McIinnis spent a few
days this week at West P%ascagoula.
Mrs. E. L. Castanera, OF Biloxi is
visiting her husbands parents, Capt.
and Mrs. E. Castanera here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred W.Herrin, attend.
ed the funeral at Mobile on Tuesday Of
Jas. w. Baird, brother of Mrs. Herrin.
Mrs. George L. lizard and two child.
rem, of Mobile are visiting L., N.
Dantzler and family.
Miss Corinne Roberts and little
niece, Miss Bonnie Roberts, Of Mobile
are on a visit to 7. A. Coulson and
family.
Rev. II. W. Featherstun was sum.
moned Monday afternoon to Magnolia
to perform the burial services of his
ward, Rev. W. N. Stevens, who died
at Meridian.
Look stylish and feel comfortable
by wearing the Goth Century suspend
ers at NJ. A. Malcomb's.
On July g., 1901, at Covington, La,
by Rev. John Williams, Mr.. Fred W.
Stewart of this place and Miss Stella
Lee, daughter of Col. Dudley Selph
and Julia Lemley, Of New Orleans
were united in matrimony.
Miss Juliette Featherstun, after a
pleasant visit with relatives in Nerd.
ian returned home this week.
), Come right along, we give you all
that is in it. The furniture We sell
is unequaled for value. Moss Point
Branch of VIM. A. Murphy.
!, Mrs. j. W. Griffin and charming
daughters, Misses Laura and Annie
, Griffin, left on Tuesday for Preston
:. Springs, Canada, where they will so
v iourn through the summer.
!, Miss Ina Thompson entertained
friends last Friday evening.
A suitable steamer drawing II fee
e and controlled by the saw mill mel
would prove a paying investment |
run between here and Havana, Cuba
ia the lumber carrying and passenge
business.
Refrigerators and hammocks, only
few left, closing them out at great re
t duction. Moss Point Branch of Wm
A. Murphy.
The steamer Georgia, which wal
8 sold to j.. G. Gonzalas, of Havana
Cuba, arrived safely in that port las
Friday whittier she was taken b!
: Capts. W. L.. Pinder and Olaf Nielsen
e E. L. %Castanera, engineer.
y The charming Misses Maud ant
. Linnie Byers, after IA most delightful
visit with friends here left for theil
home at Jackson, La, last Monday
They will stop en- route for a few day
)" ia West Pascagoula. the guests 0
Mrs. L. II. Lewis.
d Prof. j. X. Morrison, of jefferson
College, Washington, Miss, was il
this city and Scranton last week il
, the interest of his excellent institu
tion of learning.
Children's shoes in red and black
Latest styles at NJ. A. Malcomb's.
Mrs. A. S. Denny, accompanied b.
q her little son A. p. Jr. is sojourninI
u at Johannesburg, n. Y. the guest. U
her aunt, Mrs. Il. Flickinger.
John Cormick and wife, of Mobil
are guests of Mr.. and Mrs, Jas. PAT
e at Mrs. Ella Passo's.
/. DR.. L. S. Anderson and family al
occupying the new cottage built b
A. Blumer in Foundry street.
II. NJ. McCallum, of Hattiesbur
~ Clerk of Courts of Perry county was
business visitor Tuesday.
Mesdames Jessie Bounds and o.
Cowan visited New Orleans on IA shO
u ping trip Tuesday last.
T.. Joe Jackson, OF New York al
ns pretty Miss Ida Mcclure, of Mobi
are guests of G. W. Jackson al
-, family.
~ For the largest, best and cheape
-, stove for the price, 30 to the Mo
Point Branch of VIM. A. Murphy.
M, Mrs. W. G. j. Everett and son
N Blank and Glen, Of Shubuta III
n guests of Rev. B. L. Mitchell at tn
n, Baptist parsonage.
w Victor Ducoing, Of New Orleans
an visiting Capt. Joe Brisolara and fam
I'd ly.