The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-05-23

Mr.. Albert Howe, OF McIIenry, was
a recent visitor.
The prohibition move will take re-
newed activity next spring.
Miss Annie Taylor is visiting her
sister, Mrs. Preston Castleberry.
A rise in the upper streams has
fl"a'ed down large quantity Of logs.
The business houses close at $50
O'Clock p. m. during the summer
months.
The Methodist Sunday school gave
most enjoyable picnic at Martins
Bluff last Friday. |
Miss Martha Green, OF Scranton,
was here last week to attend the |
Methodist picnic.
Capt. and Mrs. Edgar r. du Mont |
moved t0 Pascagoula Tor the summer
season last Saturday.
Miss Genevieve Southland, OF Mobile, |
was the guest Of Miss Will Passo on
the Methodist picnic.
Mrs. NJ. z. Partridge and Miss Cora
Partridge, Of Mobile. spent Saturday
with Mrs. G. W. Jackson.
An enjoyable hay ride was given by
the young folks to the east end Of
Pascagoula on Tuesday night.
Again large fleet OF vessels can be
seen loading at the wlarves and land.
ings OF the different sawmills.
The volume Of business in the ,um.
Der trade is steadily increasing, es.
pccially with the cOastwise markets.
Mrs. A. NJ. COwan Is entertaining
Miss Ida Dillehay, OF Meridian, and
Miss Irene Griffin, of Pascag0ula, this
| week
Miss Donna Jones, u lively yOurg
lady of Huntsville, Ala, Is the at.
tractivc gl,est Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. ID.
Rogers.
The schooner Oscar 6. is loading
with 100000 feet Of lumber at the L.
N, Dantzler Lumber Co.'s mIlls for
PrOgrcssO.
On Sunday morning twu new mem.
bers were received in the Methodist
church and four he same evening in
the Mary Denny memorial chapel.
| Rey. II. Walter Fealherstan, re-
ceived u telegram Tuesday moIning
announcing the birth Of ii son TO his
daughter. Mrs. Percy Vaughan, "i
Meridian.
Mrs. Capt. George G. Southland and
children. who have been spending HE
past week here, returned To Mulhiie
Tuesday accompanied by their guest,
Miss Hula Myers.
Messrs. COwan Bros, according to
their custom, have commenced to fur.
nish ice water from the large cooler
on their sunrc counter for the benefit
Of their customers.
On THURSDAY the young girls organ
lied II club which they nave na,l,c,.
the J. h. +. with eight charter mem
bers. The first meeting will he with
Miss Berry lIerrin on Thursday
afternoon next.
A party composed of Mesdamrs G..
w. Bowen, q. w. jackson and Misses
Lillian C0wan, Juilette Featherstun
and Ruby Faulk Joined the Mobile
Orphans excursion ut Scranton en-
route tn Pass Christian, Thursday.
Central Hotel arrivals: J. S. Rich
ardson, Gulfport; Z. S. Ward, Howell
II. Elliutt, Kentucky: L. A. jordan
J. :. Walker, W. a. jordan, N. $
Mcleod, Biloxi: o. s. A. PIanck, Mo
bile. W. ". Cochran, Cross Roads
G. II. Cowart, Merrill; Ora Brown
Big Point.
NOTICE.
!. All persons who have nut resp0ndc
tn my request f0r payment 0f thei
accounts will cali and arrange settl
mentor / will hand The accounts I
my attorney for cullection. 1t Is e.
tirely out of reason to have to go
the expense VI sending bills out tw
and three times and then yet no r
sponsc. N. N. WATKINS.
On Tuesday the birth OF new R
- public on the Pearl NJ the Antilles
the Caribbean sea was celebrated Z
Pascagoula hay by the bark Mabl
=, Capt. ". l.. Plnder, which ia loadir
u Il cargo OF yellow pine lumbt
from the L. N. Dantzler Lumb'
II Company's saw,nills for Havana. II
L. Mable WIS decorated from the bo,
spirit To the stern with flags, and
!. liberty dag captured by the C,lln
~ patriots during the rebellion " IS
lmlrd from the Mizzrnnlast. She
" owncd hy Capt .I"hn Albcrts, IN h
~ The distincttnn 0f bring the only W
BY sci N the United States registert
under the Cuban aav.
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