The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1902-01-10
Mr.. A.. Maxwell has returned from
two weeks visit to Mobile.

Mr.. A. Maxwell has returned from
a two weeks visit to Mobile.
DR.. G. Bruner Dantzler, OF Mobile
spent Sunday with his father here.
The schooner, Susie B. Dantzler is
receiving a cargo Of $50, 900 feet of
lumber for Vera Cruz.
Mr.. H. Rawlins is slowly recovering
from the injuries he sustained in a
football game at Biloxi recently. He
is confined to his room.
Misses Della SETTLER and Lyll Mayes
returned from a visit to New Orleans
last Saturday.
The schooner, Helen G.. Moseley is
loading at the O'Leary mill with AGO..
900 feet Of lumber for New York.
The schooner Belle O'Neil is receiy.
ing a cargo of $4,000 feet OF lumber
from the Lake mills. She il anchor.
Ell IN MlQQle tIeet.
Mr.. j. N. Rowland, a prosperous
farmer Of Orange Grove was q bust.
ness visitor on Monday.
Mrs. Mary NJ. Herndon, wife Of Col.
j. f. HerndOn passed away at her
home in Escatawpa, Tuesday after.
noon last. aged So years, 9 months
and 20 days. The funeral took place
Wednesday. Interment in Orange
Grove cemeteay.
Leave your orders for towing with
Capt. W. P. DALEY, manager Of the
tugs Victor, Alberta B. and Rosalie.
ONCE hours. 5 a. n. to I p. M. Phone
II. Residence, Phone 20,
Miss Jessie Crosbie, of East Side is
bookkeeping and clerking In the Office
OF Capt. w. P. DALEY.
The beginning of the new year
found a larger number Of vessels than
usual loading cargOes Of lumber at
the different sawmills on Pascagoula
and Dog rivers. Upwards Of a dozen
three-masted schooners and barks
were taking in relatively from 200, 0O(
to 100000 feet of the much sought
after and valuable product of the
Moss Point region.
Mr.. Robert Paul, brother Of our
well-known citizen, Mr.. James Paul
was cured OF cancer by the X-Rays
according to the statement of DR.. c.
Verge, Of Quebec, where the sufferer
lives.
Moss Point Lodge No. III, I. o. O.
F. installed the following officers
Monday night: Gus J. Anderson, N.
G; W. P. DALEY, V. G; A. P. Cassils,
secretary; j. W. Stewart, treasurer.
Central Hotel: G. E. McVicar,
Lucedale, L. M. Greasy, New Orleans,
E. G. Crane, VIM. Gass, Mobile, A.
Maxwell, city.
Mr.. Frank Duc0ing, accompanied
by his little nieces, Misses Violet and
Isabel Brisolara returned to New Or.
leans last Saturday.
Mr.. Samuel A. Sizer, a prominent
lumber merchant Of New York city
was here this week on a purchasing
trip and looking after the loading OF
several schooners he has chartered,
which are now receiving cargoes OF
lumber at the Dantzler Lumber Co.
and W, Denny & Co.'S. sawmills.
Program for the next meeting OF
the Hypthaian Society to be held or
Friday, Jan. II at the home of Rev. b
L. Mitchell. Author for evening
Oliver Goldsmith; essay, Prof. c. E
Anderson; instrumental music, Mis-
Louise Fisher, reading, Mr.. G. G
Faux; recitation, Mrs. Geo. w
ONeill; vocal music, Miss Mani
Mitchell.
Mrs. P. Z. Blumer aud sweet littl
daughter, Susan Majorie are on
visit to relatives In Ellisville.
Mr.. John E. Pendola from MobilJ
spent a few days this week with rel;
tives here.
Mr.. Lynn D. Halstad, OF the FIR
. OF Richey and Halstad, lumber dea
ers OF CINCINNATI was here this wee
purchasing lumbea and visiting rel
tives.
Unknown thieves entered the stoI
of Mr.. A. j. WEIGH last Thursda
night. Beyond breaking open tn
cash drawer, which was empty o
loss was sustained.
A man whose name we do not ro'
recall, claims to have discovered tina
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