The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-05-02

! =. m. Mass every second Sunday at 1850 .. m.
Our city Is clamoring for a larger
hotel.
Mr.. H. s. Walker is spending a week
at home.
Meat at all hours. Nye l. Cruzat.
Phone Is.
Moss Point has several beautiful
residences.
All the sawmills are kept running
on full time.
John Hill, Jr. has embarked 10 soda
and ice cream business.
Central Hotel: F.C. Ward, Howell,
L. W. Havard, Brushy.
Mr.. Calvin Dees, Of Ramsay visited
friends 10 our city this week.
Mrs. j. Martin, of West Pascagoula
Is visiting Mrs. F. Daniels this week.
The Switzerland Innis Co. has
leased an Office ih the Bounds build.
ing.
The feeling Of some Is very adverse
to the opening OF a saloon near the
city limits.
Mr.. A. Blumer visited his relatives
Mr.. and Mrs. H. Lienhard 10 Hands.
bore Sunday.
Mr.. Fred W. Stewart and wife are
visiting Mrs. NJ. L. Stewart, mother
of Mr.. Stewart.
Mrs. II. G. Hcrrin and baby son
Frank, left on a short visit to New
Orleans Tuesday.
Captain and Mrs. James Paul, &C.
companied their little grand daughter
to Mobile last Saturday.
Marshall and Street Commissioner
J.J. Cunningham Is keeping our city
clear Of Objectionable characters.
Mrs. G. NJ. Farley entertained 10
delightful manner the members o
the A. L. o. e. club Tuesday after
noon.
| Messrs. Mott McInnis, ]. W. Stew
art, A. p. Cassils and A. H. Smitl
visited New Orleans on business thi
week.
The bark Mable is loading carg'
of 800, 900 feet OF lumber at the L. N
Dautzler Lumber Co.'S mills f0l
Havana.
The schooner Rita Cue, Capt. Lev
Randall is loading with 100000 feet o.
lumber at W. Denny & Co.'S mill fol
Campeche.
Mr.. L. N. Dantzler, Sr. and Mr.. j
Byrd Taylor, who attended the Con
federate reunion at Dallas returned
last Saturday.
The Griffin Cemetery Association
will hold its regular meeting 10 the
Presby yterian church Monday after
noon, May the 5th at $3.50 o'clock .. m.
Mrs. B. L. Mitchell, who has been
on an extended visit to her daughter,
Mrs. +. B. StallwOrth at Cuba, Ala.
returned home Tuesday afternoon.
Nye and Cruzat are again 10 receipt
of a carload Of beef cattle, which they
say the Trust did not control. They
continue to hold up their reputation
for selliug good fresh meat.
Professor Anderson, principal Of tn.
Central Public school Is strongly sup
ported for conductor.ship 10 th,
summer Institutes He Is highly
qualified to iii the position.
The Sunday school children Of th'
Pfesby terian and Baptist churche.
and pupils Of tue public school enjoy
ed a First Of May picnic at the Gau
tier homestead, West Pascagoula.
The revival atthe Methodist chuicl
where the "blind boy evangelist" 10
Ramsey, is doing the preaching is pre-
crossing most remarkably. Dl
Featherstun on Sunday last receive
five into the church. The audience
are large and delighted and profoun,
ly impressed. The interest deeper
, with every service.
The Cuban bark Mable, Capt. Y
L. Pinder arrived at L. N. Dantzl,
Lumber Company's sawmill doc
!. Monday, after q 6ve days run frol
J. Havana, Cuba. The Mable had ,
e guest Mr.. R. +. Tanner, former maj
! ager Of the Havana Sun. The Cal
tain's many friends congratulate hi
J. 90 bis successful voyage.
o On Monday evening an enjoyabl
9 boat ride was given on the tug Victor
The participants were: Misses Queer
10 Garner, Louise Blsler, Jessie Croi
bic, Minnie ]. Stewart, Mamie Mitcl
ell and AlIne Balentine and Messr,
!, Lewis Herrin, Robt. Harrison, Rob-
; Fitsner, Gus Swan, Emile Herril
Bill McInnis, Morgan Colmer, Cap,
'. Fred Pass0.