The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-11-15
Miss Nellie Mc1nnis IL on a visit to


at Hattiesburg.
: Mrs. w. F. Fellows has returned
from . visit to Bolton.
Miss Sadie Graham, Of Brewton IL
alling . position as saleslady 10 Mr.
John +. Krebs' store.
Miss Mamie Mitchell is temporari'
ly replacing MI. T. e. Spencer at the
ONCE Of Mr.. Jesse Bounds.
Mrs. Hannah McReynolds and
sweet little daughter, Irene are the
guests Of Capt. Gus Anderson and
family.
On Tuesday evening Miss Mar
Mcleod was the hostess at a most
delightful reception given at her
home In compliment to her charming
guest, Miss Della Carr, OF Gulfport.
The Ladies Aid Society will give a
musicale at the Baptist parsonage
tniS fFi0ay evening.
Mr.. Peter Anderson left Tuesday
evening on q two weeks business
visit to Hattiesburg and vicinity.
Dr.. D.. q. Anderson and Miss Fran.
ces Person, Of Port Gibson are visit
Ing their brother and sister, DR.. and
Mrs. L. S. Anderson on Foundry
street. Dr.. Anderson has returned
recently from Central America.
II music be the food Of love, play
on, give me excess Of It, when 1t comes
from the fairy fingers Of the charm.
Ing Miss Nell Moore. Her touch is
as soft as the breath Of spring as II
falls upon q bank Of violets, and It
makes all Of ones senses centre in
the ear.
The L. N. D~aotzler Lumber Co. /.
working up some flnc timber from
the vancleave neighborhood.
Mics Hannah Bishop returned from
Hattiesburg last week. She Is on
the sick list.
Capt. and Mrs. James Paul we're
visitors to Mobile Monday.
MI. John N. Anderson and wife left
for Houston, Texas on Tuesday even.
log, where they will In future reside.
Miss Della Seitzler returned from
New Orleans on Tuesday.
Learning Is an addition beyond
nobility or birth. Honor OF blood
Without the ornament Of knowledge
Is . glorious ignorance. The L. II. G..
library Il open for the use OF members
and the public. Let US hope that
there will be many knowledge seek.
ers, who will forage on the contents
Of the library. ara sat ~
Mrs. r. Z. Bishop, accompanied
Nj. and Mrs. e. H. Krebs TO New
Orleans last Saturday, where Mrs.
Krebs entered the Hotel Dieu for
medical treatment.
l will hold service with the church
at Swartwout, Thursday, 2lst at I
p. m. Is. L. MITCHELL.
Miss May Russell, OF Port Gibson,
State organizer of the W. G. T. o.,
whose gift Of oratory is marvellous,
spoke at the Baptist church last
Thursday night to q good audience.
On Thursday afternoon Miss Russell
charmed a large congregation at the
Mary Denny Memorial chapel and on
Monday addressed good audiences at
Escatawpa and Orange Grove. She
organized u union here and laid the
foundation for temperance societies
In the other places she visited. Miss
Russell, who has been the guest OF
Mrs. n. Walter Featherstun left for
New Orleans Monday morning.
Mrs. Gus Anderson entertained 10
honor Of her son, Mr.. ]. N. Anderson
and his bride last Friday evening.
Have been receiving umbrellas,
parasols, dry goods, trimmings,
comforts, clothing, shoes, hats aud q
full line OF choice family groceries,
selling It lowest cash prices At John
+. Krebs'.
The schooners Emma L. Uotting.
ham, Capt. R. J. Gil, for Havana
and City Of Baltimore, Capt. J. T.
Woodland for Porto Rico received
careoes Of lumber at the Z. N. Dants-
Ter Lumber Co.'S. mill this week.
Central Hotel: 8. J. Riley, q. B.
Dryden, New York, W. D. Kyle,
Mobile, u. p. Turner, Chattanooga.
Al 1.-THE regular monthly meeting Of
the city council on the 9Th, 7th and
18th inst, besides routine business
ordinances No. 81, limiting tow boats
to . speed OF i've miles in the river 10
corporate limits and No. 80, ordering
construction Of sidewalks and keep
Ing same In good condition on Tale
phone street we're adopted and passed.
Nj. n. A. Dees spent several days
In Moss Point last and this week