The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1902-01-31

Mr.. John f. P. Blumer was sick
with cold and fever this week.
Mr.. N. NJ. Watkins visited Hat
tlesburg on business this week.
Mrs. L. Hodgson Is visiting Mrs.
James Thomas at Barley this week.
The schooner Eleanor 10 receiving a
cargo Of 100000 feet OF lumber At the
O'Leary mill for Vera Cruz.
Mrs. Ali. f. Dantxler and baby, &C.
companled BY Mrs. Pattie Slaughter
returned home last week from Union
City, Tenn.
Mrs. L. N. Dantzler, Jr. and baby
son and mother, Mrs. NJ. c. Hunt are
home from q visit to Vicksburg.
The many friends OF Mrs. Clara
Spencer will regret to learn Of her
serious illness with pneumonia.
Petitions 10 the Legislature for the
passing Of a sweeping prohibition law
are being circulated and largely sign.
ed. DR.. H. Walter Featherstun
started out on Sunday morning and
In q few hours had about seventy.dve
names.
Mr.. 3. Rose, a prominent lumber.
man, Of Merrill Is t%ransacting bust
ness In this city.
DR.. Geo. L. lizard, wife and their
two Interesting little boys and DR.. G.
Bruner Dantzler, Of Mobile visited
Mr.. L. N. Dantzler, ST.. this week.
J. G. Peterson, Of Chicago and W.
G. Trout, Of Milwaukee were recent
guests at the Central Hotel.
Mr. ]. s. Hudson, Of Oxford was
here on business Tuesday.
The .sympathies OF all are exte nded
to Mr.. and Mrs. N. A. Malcomb In
the loss Of their infant Tuesday morn.
ing.
The schooner Flora Morang is load.
with 100000 feat Of lumber for Pro.
gresso at the L. N. Dantzler Lumber
Chs mills this week.
Mrs. Edgar. R. du Mont and beauti.
full baby daughter, Ivon Leone, after
q pleasant visit to Mobile returned
Monday. On Sunday at Christ Epis-
copal church her sweet little infant
was ~christened by Rev. Matthew
Brewster, rector. Mrs. du Mont was
accompanied home by her mother,
Mrs. Frank G. Robinson, who left
here Saturday, to be present at the
ceremony.
Miss Lynda Taylor spent Sunday
night with her sister, Miss Ida Tay.
lcr at Pascagoula. ee
The L. E. G. have postponed the
performance entitled, mot . Man 10
the House" until after Mardi Gras.
Wonder when the wedding bells will
ring 10 this city.
Mr.. w. Fred Herrln visited Mobile
this week.
We are panied to announce the
death at l o'clock, q. NJ. Thursday OF
Mrs. Berry W. Grimm, nee. Miss Wiz.
gle Spencer, after a short illness with
pneumonia. The funeral will take
place this Friday morning at 10
o'clock from the Methodist church
thence to Grimm cemetery. Obituary
notice next week.
In the play to be given on the night
Of February 7 at the Academy Hall,
the best dramatic and musical talent
OF Moss Point will be presented. As
the proceeds Of this entertainment
will be applied to equipping the
school rooms q large attendance is
expected. Reserved seats op sale al
Stewards drug store.
The H~ypathlan meets tonight al
the residence Of NJ. 8. s. Henry, Sr
An animated discussion Of 4 moote'
heart topic is part Of the program.
Moss Point now has \ graded publ
school system Of which any city nigh
DO proud. Honest work and thorouy
dicipline are Insisted upon Ia ever
department. Parents and guardian
can greatly aid the faculty 10 accom-
plishing the above ends.
The boys aud girls Of the hisI
school organized . literary and de
batting society last Friday Afternoon
which bids fair TO accomplish goot
results. Miss Lula Martin was mad
president and Nj. George Henry sec
Rotary.
Prof. W. T. Pate, former principal
OF the school here, now representing
the johnson Publishing Co. was th'
guest OF Prof. Anderson on Saturday
aud Sunday. Mr.. Pate's numerous
friends are always glad to see him.
Shirt waists, ladies vesta, stamped
linen and winter hats Vt cost to MAKE
room for spring line 1t B. b d
SETTLERS.
On Wednesday night OF last weel
st the home 0f ". L. N. Dsutsleri
81. Mrs. J0s. W. Boseman entertained
few friends 10 honor Of Mlee Edna