The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-06-07

Mrs. Mack NJ. Watkins returned |
Sunday from a short visit in Biloxi. 1
Refrigerators, Ice Cream Freezers
and Hammocks, the prices are the
lowest.
Moss Point Branch,
VIM. A. MURPHY.
Our popu ar l%iveryman, Mr.. q. w,
Garner visited Mobile on business on
Tuesday. +'"-
Mrs. Eugene Castanera, Of Biloxi is
on a two weeks visit to her parents
In this city.
Miss Laura Myers, who has been
teaching in the public school at Gull.
port Is home for the summer.
The schooner Louise Hastings is
loading a cargo OF lumber at the
O'Leary mill for Key West.
Miss Laura Griffin returned this
week, after spending a while at Abita
Springs, L., for her health.
Miss Annie Griffin returned from
Meridian, accompanied by her cousin
Master Robert Myers last week.
DR.. e. Bruner Dantzler, oneof the
Gulf City's leading dentists was a Sun
day visitor. r"
Mrs. c. r. Payne, after a delightful
visit to relatives and friend in Clinton
returned home Saturday. ST.
w have every thing to furnish your
house complete.
Moss Point Branch,
!, WIN. A. MURPHY.
Misses Mary Ellen Herrin and Louise
! Fisher returned home on Tuesday
from the l. l. & College, Columbus.
Mr.. j. L. DantzIer and family left
on Monday for Meridian, where Mrs
Dantzler and children will spend par
q of the summer.
Mr.. &. G. Loposser, a bright,younl
= man from Handsboro is employed fol
q while assisting Mr.. John Blumer il
his Office work. 81 -
Mrs. f. B. Stallworth, OF Cuba, Ala,
accompanied by little Miss, Susie
. Vaughan is visiting her parents, Rev
B. L. Mitchell and wife at the Baptist
parsonage.
Capt. and Mrs. Fritz Lienhard have
j the sympathy of the community in
. the loss OF aheir infant Odelle, on
) Wednesday last.
The regular meeting of the Juvenile
Missionary SoGfety'will be held at the
Methodist chdrcli Sunday AFTERNOON
; at $3.50 O'Clock. 'r . nor ~
!. Misses Annie andFMildrel Watkins
left for New Iberia, La, on Tuesday.
| Miss Mildred will teach in the public
school there. '
Mrs. NJ. A. Malcomb and her three
children left for Evergreen, Ala, on
Monday to spend a while with her
mother Mrs. J.. 4. Fincher..
Right up to date on all kinds of
furniture, etc.
:. Moss Point Branch,
!, WIN. A. MURPHY.
Mrs. N. NJ. Cudabac and children
and Miss Bessie Howe are visiting
their parents Capt. Geo. II. Howe
and wife at HOwison. T
The trim little schooner -Hobson
from Bayou la Batrc, Ala. loaded a
cargo OF lumber at the l.. N. Dantzler
Lumber Co.'S mills this week.
Capt. W. L. Finders many friends
regret to learn of the desperate illness
OF his beautiful young daughter, Miss
Mabel at his home in Mobile.
Mrs. ]. w. Spratley and daughtc,
Mrs. L, Anderson, Of Mobile, arrived
Tuesday on u visit to her daughter
Mrs. W. o. Stephen at the PreSbyter
, ian parsonage.
Miss Rose Cistanera has been ap
. pointed Manager of the Western
Union Telegraph Office az Gulfpor
and left Tuesday afternoon TO- lax
! charge OF same.
; The charming Misses Myrtle ant
n Jennie Bennett, OF C%hanneyville, Liz.
7 who have been attending the Judsor
Institute of Marion, Ala, are Visiting
their sister, Mrs. j. H. Bickcrstatf.
81 On Tuesday morning a row took
. place aboard the bark Mable between
Mate O'Neill and Il sailor named Har-
|" ~ Leonard, during which the former
was severly cut in the stomach by Il
thrust from a knife in the hands OF
the sailor.
last Friday Mrs. Jesse Bounds gave
a most enjoyable party in honor o.
: Mesdames Emma Bloomfield and Ma
mile Chamberlin, who expect tn leave
I on the 18th Inst, for Atlanta, Georgia
. where they will spend the summer.
The following Is the Roll Of Homo
c. for Miss Watkins school for the montl
Ut May.
= Rachel McInnis, May McInnis
Clyde McInnIs, Nanest Henry, Alm
. Henry, EuRenia Thompson.
ANNIE WATKINS, Teacher.
Randall Hotel arrivals: Louis ]
: Hartels, S. W. Greene, DR.. /. Heimal