The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-04-25
ir. Prentiss Mcleod Is GONZALES.

Mr.. Prentiss Mcleod Is GONZALES.
cling.
Mr. William Watkins, Of Basin was
recent visitor.
The sawmills are bountifully sup.
piled with logs.
Mrs. NJ. @. Hunt returned TO her
home at Vickburg Saturday last.
Mr.. A. P. ,Cassils and daughter.
Miss Louise visited Biloxi Tuesday.
The schooner Nan M. Dantzler is
loading with 200, 900 feet OF lumber for
Vera Cruz.
Miss Nan Pearl Mcleod left for
Mobile op Thursday, where she will
visit relatives.
Miss Bette Blumer Is visiting her
uncle and aunt. Mr.. and Mrs. A. G.
Delmas at Scranton.
Capt. John Alberts returned from
fifteen days business visit to Havana,
Cuba last Saturday.
Mayor c. H. Wood and Mr.. T. A.
Coulson, Jr., made successful hunt
at Bluff creek this week.
A crowd Of young people were given
a boatride On the tug Victor Saturday
evening. All report a fine time.
Eighteen converts have been re.
ceived in the Baptist church, as the
result OF the protracted meeting just
closed. .s--.. Is
The blind boy evangelist Rev. Joe
Ramsay. Of Tennessee is conducting
revival meeting at the Methodist
church.
Mr.. L. N. Dantzler, Sr., and Mr.. J.
Byrd Taylor left for Dallas, Texas,
where they attended the Confederate
reunion. .ila.
Miss Ruby Thornton, who has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. {nr.) ]. A.
Rape returned to her home at Gulf.
port Monday.
Mrs. E. D. Morris and baby son
John and sister Miss May Hariette
Harkness, Of Biloxi have been visiting
relatives here.
/ The public is invited to the May.
day entertainment given BY the
Central public school at 2 o'clock, on
Thursday, May 1st.
| Among the arrivals at the Central
Hotel we're: J. H. Wick, Waynesboro,
| ]. Legette, Jr., McHenry, J. A. Ter.
raj, Meridian G. Ham, Biloxi.
| The religious revivals vt the Bap.
tist and Methodist churches are work.
ing the conservative trump Of Chris
tianity among the people and lmprov.
Ing the moral standard otour commu.
mites.
The Cuban bark Mabel in command
Of that popular and experienced mar
liner, Capt. W. L. Pinder is expected
to arrive here iu a few days having
sailed from Havana last Friday.
Last Saturday Mayor G. H. Wood
Imposed fne Of I've dollars each on
tugs Eva, Victor and Neptune for vi.
olating ordinance No. 81 relating to
the speed Of steamers plying Escataw'
pa river within the corporated limits
: 1t is said that 10 June the swee,
{. potato bug will sit upon the vine.
; We knOw OF several bachelors who
! will inhabit the patch in company
! with a lady bug. Lookout, II some
: trust turkey cock don't Robble them
up from behind.
The public schOols and Sunda,
: schools have agreed to to unite in al
excursion and picnic on May 9th. Su
perintendent Of Education Hon. D. q
Cowan, will deliver an address 10 bs
: half Of public education.
|, Mr.. J. w. Stewart has on display a
his drugstore a Grown piano bough
. from the Junius Hart Piano House
:, New Orleans through Mr. J. e. Nelu
: travelling salesman. The instrumel
is o! the highest grade and has ma,
dolin and either attachments, perfet
limitations Of those instruments. ~
y Mr.. W. H. Graham has receive
10 very encouraging news from his sol
l. in.law, Mr.. J. J. Wirth, OF Birminl
g ham regarding the condition Of b
! wife, who recently underwent mo'
l9 painful surgical operation there. Mr.
- Graham IL improving rapidly and b
as complete recovery 10 4 matter OF onl
T. short while.
&c NOTICE.
Y. / wish to announce to the trad
that l have just received one Of u
incest assOrtments of Ladies, Men
ID and chlldren's fancy HOSE ever Oh
re played In Moss Point Latest STYLE
u. In lace or open work effect. Jul
'g what you want.
10 Respectfully Yours,
N. A.. MALCOMB.
!. sGrrsn THAN PllLs.