The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-12-06

CA~THoLIc-Sunday school every Sunday ut 9:3(
a. m. Mass every second Sunday at 1880 q. m.
Miss Nan Mcleod is visiting rela.
tives in Mobile.
Mrs. J.A Vanderwall and daugh.
ter, Lola returned Friday from a
visit to Mobile.
Thanksgiving services were held in
unison by the Presbyterian, Baptist
and Methodist churches.
Misses Bernice and Clara Herrin
entertained their young friends
Thursday evening in a very charming
manner and the happy young people
with reluctance came away, wishing
that Thanksgiving came oftener than
once a year.
Mrs. L. Willis, Of Pensacola, who
has been or a short visit to her broth.
er, j. G. Maclay and his family left
for Mobile Tuesday, where she will be
the guest OF Mrs. F. N. Ruse.
Closing out my stock of hats, cloth.
ing AMI gents furnishing goods below
cost in order to dispense with that line
Of merchandise hereafter. NJ. NJ
WATKINS.
The schooners Elsie A. Bayles with
260, 900 feet Of lumber for Vera Cruz;
John Maxwell with 1856, 900 feet for
New York; Olive with $50, 900 feet for
Cuba are loading at W. Denny & Co.'S.
O'Leary mill this week.
Photographer r. L. Mckay has a
frst.class studio 10 the second story
Of the Bounds building.
Mrs. l.. N. Dantzler, Jr. was the
hostess at a most delightful recep.
tion given at her charming home
Thursday evening In compliment Ia
Miss Edna Taylor, Of Wayneshoro.
On Monday G. NJ. Farley and fam
lily moved into the old NJ. M. Evans
residence recently remodeled.
The Hypathian Society reorganized
last Friday evening at the residence
Of Rev. B. L. Mitchell. S. s. Henry
Jr., president, Miss Ethel Feather
stun, secretary and treasurer. The
association Is noted for the high liter
airy and social standing Of its men,
bers. The club will meet this Friday
evening at the residence of the Rev.
H. Walter Featherstun to enjoy the
rendition OF a musical and literary
program.
Those wishing to enjoy the benefit
Of the L. E. G. library will find the
room in the Bounds building open on
Tuesdays and Fridays from 8 to 6 p.
m. The library is supplied with the
latest and best books.
Mrs. E. X. CAN'T Is il New Orleans
under treatment Of specialists for ear
troubles. She will be absent about
two weeks longer.
Capt. W. P. DALEY, OF the tug Vic
tor is making double daily hauls Of
RATS Of logs to the L. N. Dantzler
Lumber Co.'S mill from Bluff creek,
supplied by their overland railroad.
The two story residence Of H. c.
Herring, being built, is beginning to
show in evidence Of future delight.
full and attractive place.
The following schooners are load
ing this week 1t the L. N. Dantzler
Lumber Co.'S mills: Georgia for Por.
to Rico with 275,009 feet Of lumber,
Susie B. Dantzler for Progresso with
225, 900 feet, E. Blessey for New Or.
leans with $4,000 feet, Perseverance
ditto with 10000 feet, Philadelphia
for Biloxi with 10000 feet, Alciope
for Vancleave with $4,000 feet.
MOST wORSHIPFUL STRINGEF
GRAND LODGE OF MIS-.
SISSIPPI.
The W. N. Stringer Grand Lodge o
Free and Accepted Masons of tn
State OF Mississippi ~(colored) met il
its Twenty.Sixth Annual CommunI
cation 10 the city Of Moss Point
Tuesday. Upwards of 300 delegate
attending. Among the leading men
bers present were: DR.. Z. W. LAM
ton, Greenville, grand master; j. W
Longstreet, mail agent at Meridian
deputy grand master; James Hill
register OF the Land Office, Jackson
grand S. W.; w. A. J. Morgan, Shel
by, G. j. w.; T. j. Wilson, Meridian
grand treasurer; E. e. Perkins. post
master at Edwards, grand secretary
DR.. J. M. Shumpert, Columbus, Crane
chaplain; William j. Latham, Can
ton, grand marshal; G. s. Goodman
Miller, chairman OF committee on
foreign correspondence; r. d. Little
john, Columbus, secretary and treas
urer Masonic Benefit Association,
Geo. W. Lloyd, Friars Point, grand
Tyler, II. Fl. Truehart, Lexington,
grand persuivant; Prof. Geo. Oliver
Alcnrn Agricultural and Mechanical