The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-11-01

| a. m. Mass every second SUNDAY al '''o a. "'
Miss Nan Mcleod has been on
visit to friends at Gulfport.
Miss Nell Moore is guest OF her
brother at Mrs. II. NJ. Cuda5ac's.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert s. Towle were
guests Of Mrs. Towle's mother, Mrs'
R. L. Bishop this week.
Capt. Fritz Lienhard, who has been
recuperating his health at home Will
return to Sl,dell, La. this week.
Mr.. Joseph St. George Tucker, OF
Mobile was business visitor Tuesday.
He is very popular with our mer'
chants.
The Randall Hotel, under the man
Iagement Of Mr.. J. 0. Scott, one OF our
popular and well.known countrymeh
| is being literally patronized.
/ Just received the prettiest assort'
ment Of boys aud childrens clothing
ever brought to Moss Point. Can
and see for yourself at NJ. A. NAL
.or,h,s 36.3t
The many friends Of Capt. E. X.
DuMont hope for HE wife's speedy
recovery from her illness.
The Central school has a daily al
tendance Of 1l5 pupils.
/ A nice line Of Ladies Kid Gloves
lust received at Misses B. and u.
lSeitzlers millinery store,
Our attention has been drawn TO
the disparity between the number OF
adults and children in this communl'
: ty. the latter outnumbering the fof'
Y mer upwards Of five to one Tnls can
= be verified In the great number OF
q children attending the schools.
81 The culture Of sugar cane has be
3 come a favorite feature in truck farm
Sling hereabouts. Patches OF the sac
E charinc stalks can be seen on almos
|El every little farm between here an
|E Orange Grove.
iii Country produce is becoming pier
Eltiful, such vegetables as sweet po''
H toes, turnips and beets.
i'll The schooner Nan NJ. DanMle
lE| Capt. Willie Alberts, MASTER return
Is ed last week from Vera Cruz, Mexlc
lei and he is again loading with III
IEI cargo of lumber for that port A
lsl Vera Cruz he says a breakwater
isl stone eight feet high is being col
IEI structed about two miles in length
Isl utilizing the ballast from vessels a
III irving there. This stone wall WI
Isl proye a barrier to the sea. Man
vs. stone and brick buildings are in cour'
IEI of erection. 80
iii One deer, nine turkeys, 200 squire
|E and turtles were the result OF a hu'
|e by the party who went on the u
IEl Pic to Dead Lake last week. 1t is
lEl question as to who was entitled
III the greater points, Mr. CAN'T, wi
eIkillcd the deer or Mr.. Dantzler wi
lE brought 10 the turkeys. Mr.. Demo
|Elbrun is given the credit of havi
M held the bag. Capt. DALEY divld
. the game and all separated satisfl
ub. and happy.
as Rev. H. Walter Featherstun
m. tended the New Prospect Camp me
i'm. inc held near vancleave last wei
al The meeting which opened Thursd'
IN. oath ult. aud closed the followi
Sunday was great success. The
rer tendance was large. Presiding eld
,,si. Rev. w. w. Simmons, Rev. Thos.
O'Neil, Of Americus, Rev. j. q. Z
.;nc loway, Of Ocean Springs participat
Four sermons we're preached da
-. , which we're listened to with manit
nrv interest. Quite number we're
cejyed into the church. Mr.. Featf
ohn stun was delighted with his visit
mcr says the people are prosperous
inps contented.
dav Mr.. John NJ. Anderson, who
for married on the 23rd ult. to Miss }
yeral Emily Jacquard at the residence
the brides brother and sister,
rped and Mrs. w. F. Rletmeyer In Ga
ton, Texas arrived here last Fr
q =, night with his bride on a visit to
mona parents, Capt. and Mrs. Gus Ar
70. Isou.
70 all On a trip to Escatawpa last Fl
the reporter called at the Moss /
,.,,ea district branch public school,
H. o. Parsons, principal. A clas
,,,os. about Is boys aud girls are atten
the session. He also paid vls..
,,l the Wood public school on +
Miss Ferry road, Mrs. L. E. Wilkin
principal, and Miss Hula Myers,
r.., sistaut, where upwards Of sixty pu
illness ooyS auu So ,.o,,.a .rr,,b,,v
years Ine oniu's. .ss - .,no .,noo,s anna
!, four stuo'ous auu m ~. .s. ' oducot;on n
neral aoequa'c Ao' '1'
/. In. Vicinity n,., 80, mil, ~
Moss Inc ~ ~ Oa....s' -. ~ .ona; H..
n. Ing the past six weeks CONNIE
aves a ope.ao'ou -, oror ,oo ooo
IN his Sa",uk o"p"0'