The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-03-14

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CArHoLlc-Sunday. school every Sunday At $50 |
D. n. Mass every second Sunday ct 7:30s. n.
Master Max Harrod continues sick. !
Mrs. G. J. Swan Is on the sick list. |
Mr.. H. 8. Walker is spending sever.
al weeks at home.
The regular monthly examination |
will be held at the Academy Thurs
day aud Friday.
Messrs. s. E. C0wan and A. H. |
Metcalfe, Of Gulfport paid a brief
business visit here Monday.
The tugs under the management Of
Capt. W. P. DALEY are kept busy
hauling logs from Blun Greek.
DR.. H. Walter Featherstun, pastor
OF the Methodist church here made a
flying trip to New Orleans and Halle
hurst last week.
The Methodist Easter entertain.
ment under the direction Of Miss Kate
Swan, Mrs. Cunningham and Mrs.
Featherstun promises to be very
interesting occasion.
Mrs. Geo. W. O'Neill and Miss
Ethel Featherstun, talented amateur
artists Of our city took part in the
entertainment given at Ocean Springs
last Friday night for the benefit Of
the Presbyterian church.
Mr.. Victor Taylor, of Waynesboro
Is on a visit to his relatives here,
guest Of Mrs. L. N. Dantzler.
The handsome residence OF Mr..
Hardy Herring and the store building
of Mr.. F. G. Spann will soon be COM
pleted.
Tonight friday the entertainment
under the direction OF Miss Martha
Green, for the benefit OF the Public
Library at Academy Hall will doubt
less be q great success.
A counter movement Is being made
here to prevent the opening Of the
East Side barrooms.
Moss Point is loath to give up Mr.
W. Flournoy Moore, who, we under
stand contemplates leaving our city
to accept position 10 Durham, Ala.
Miss Jenny Northup and the Misses
Stempers, Of Scranton visited our
city Monday afternoon.
Mr.. Peter NJ. Anderson and his
mother, Mrs. Gus Anderson paid q
dying visit to New Orleans Saturday.
A four foot hole was burned 10 the
roof OF the old Grifflin homestead last
week. The flre was fortunately put
out by tug boats without further dam.
age. In handling q hose Capt. Joe
G. Brisolara was struck by the nozzle
over the right eye and wounded.
The Misses B., D. and A. Seltzlers
are occupying rooms at the residence
Of Mr.. M. A. Malc0mb, having re.
moved there from the Central Hotel.
Under the regime Of the Mayor and
Board OF Aldermen q marked i'm.
provement is to be observed 10 the
general appearance Of our city.
Mrs. Howe, national W. G. T.
U. lecturer from Missouri, will speak
In the Methodist church at II o'clock
a. NJ. and in the Baptist church at
o'clock p. m. next Sunday.
The activity continues in the ship.
ping line, the schooners Mary w
Haynes with 20O, 900 feet OF lumber
for Boston, Anna N. Stammer will
$4,000 feet for Matanzas, Ell Polt
Norte with 100000 feet for Mexico
Lcjok with 100000 feet for Havans
and Blomidon with $50, 900 feet fo1
Antigua are loading at the L. N
Dantzler Lumber Co.'S. eawmills thi
weed.
DR.. g. Bruner Dantzler has return
ed home from Mobile. Hc will e.
gage 10 the lumber business at Vat
cleave, where the L. N. Dantslt
Lumber Goa railway has its termina
The 1rm oe W. Denny & Cots r.
oeiylns the largest supply Of logs ev'
; noated at this season from the upp'
rivers TO their sawmills.
The Moss Point Lumber Co.'S. an
the Lake Mills are running full q
pacity to meet the increased deman
: for lumber.
Miss Mary Brooks Edmonds, th
! attractive niece Of Capt. and Mrs. T
K. Mayors was the guest last Frlda
Q and Saturday Of Mrs. Jesse Bounds
The schooner Bertha Clay was hau
"a out on Angelo's shipways last Sal
urday for remetaling and reclasslnl
She is owned BY Capt. 8. B. Robbins
, Of Mobile, who is looking after th
, work.
J | PIANOS AND ORGANS Wl
SALE.