The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-14

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CATH0LIc-Sundav-s school every Sunday at $50 |
.. 10. Mass every second Sunday at 7:30 o. m.
Mr.. A. M. Cowan enjoyed the Mo.
bile carnival.
Fire destroyed the colored Odd
Fellows hall Saturday night.
No insurance.
Miss Josephine Bishop is visiting
her sister, Mrs. Edna B. Towle in |
Mobile.
Misses Lyll Mays and Arena Seitz.
Ter witnessed the New Orleans carni.
val.
Misses Edna Havard and Linda
Taylor spent Mardl Gras In Mobile.
Messrs. Percy Irwin, Fred Taylor
and Emile Alberts enjoyed the New
Orleans carnival. N - assv
Mrs, j. e. Maclay and her little son,
William are visiting Alabama rela.
tiyes.
Miss Lillian Cowan Is on the sick
list.'
Miss Beryl McQuiston, of Pasca.
goula visited Mrs. Walker this week.
Masters Carver and Garlic Cunning.
ham, the young sons of City Marshal
J. j. Cunningham were slightly burn.
ed about the face and body by the
igniting OF dynamite fuses last Sum
day.
Mr.. S. s. Henry made business
trip to Mobile last Saturday.
Messrs. G.. Guy Faulk and w.
Flournoy Moore visited Scranton Sun.
day afternoon.
Quite a number Of our citizens visi.
ted Wilson Springs Sunday despite
the cold weather.
The sawmills are well supplied
with logs.
The steamer Minnie Lee arrived
Tuesday with full cargo Of merchan'
disc from New Orleans.
On Thursday, 9Th inst, Jane!
Daley, a worthy young man sustain
ed rupture while pulling q raft o
logs across Escatawpa river, whicl
caused his death shortly after.
There is quite number of dwell
ings being erected here.
The handsome residence of Mr.. H
| G. Herring is nearing completion.
| Prince Henry, it is said will not
come to Moss Point when lie tour:
America. Our mayor and board O
aldermen will take part in ths
princes New York ovation.
G.. Fred Wise and G.. M. Farley
took in the New Orleans Mardi Gras
Mrs. DR.. H. +. Tatum and her in
teresting little daughter Emily Mary
latter a delightful visit of severa
'k weeks with her parents, DR.. and Mrs
Featherstun returned to her home ir
Meridian last Saturday. Her sister
Miss Ethel Featherstun accompanied
her as far as Mobile.
| Supt. D. D. Cowan visited tn,
schools here last Friday. He ex
pressed himselfas highly pleased will
the kind Of work the Moss Poin
Point schools are doing.
"Our First Performance" will bt
repeated 10 Tugus at an early date,
Central Hotel: P. H. McEackln
Mobile, Geo. A. Mann, New York, J
l.. Clay brook, Maysville, KY; J. M
Seaman. Leaf, H. S. and j. w. Ste
vens, Hattiesburg, H. 9. Hirtor
| Augusta.
DR.. J. E. Gibson, an eminent sphy
sician, OF St. Louis was on a few day
visit last and this week to his oil
college chum, Mr.. L. N. Dantzler, s
. They had not met In f0rty-nine year
} DR.. Gibson attended the Methods
church on Sunday at the EpworI
League service at I p. M, and ma
J. q beautiful and encouraging talk
the LeaRuers and closed the servic
with o lovely prayer. The doctor
sojourning with his wife and daup
: ter at Pass Christian. We trust I'll
he will come again and again.
Fl Miss Mamie Mitchell left last we
I Tor Cuba. Ala, where she will spent
] [short while with her sister, Mrs.
1B. Stallworth. ~
Mrs. J. L. Dantzler and childr
returned last week from avisit
relatives 10 Meridian.
Just week elapsed between {
deaths bf Mrs. VI } Spencer Grin
and her mother, Mrs. Clara How
Spencer, both died Of the same 4
disease, pneumonia, and sad featu
Of the double afiliction is that Il
mother was TOO III TO ever realize d
death Of her daughter. Mrs. Spenc
| / passed away at O'Clock Friday aft
nom Inst. Her funeral took pla
from the Baptist church the folio
Ting day and interment was made
the Grimm cemetery. Great symI
thy is expressed for the son, N
| Thomas Spencer and her s0n.in-la'