The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-05-16
The wife OF Flavus Mcintosh, col
ored, died on Monday.


ored, died on Monday.
Mr.. +. G. Spann and family are oc-
tcupying their new home.
Capt. John Alberts has been made
commodore Of the Dantzler fleet.
Mr.. Lawrence Evans, OF Evanston
visited his best girl here on Sunday.
The Methodist Sunday school pic.
mic will take place to day, Friday, at
Martins bluff.
W. o. Parks is selling out his entire
stock Of watches and jewelry at rock
bottom prices.
Mrs. +. Ducong, of New Orleans is |
visiting her daughter, Mrs. Jose G. |
Brisolara, who is quite sick.
A protracted meeting is in progress
at the Mary Denny Memorial chapel
conducted by Rev. H. Walter Feather.
stun.
Miss Pearl E. Triplet, one of our
city public school teachers returned
to her home In Meridian to pass her
vacation.
Central HOTEL G. E. Brannan, Cit.
ronelle; j. A. Terral, Biloxi; W. D.
Draughn, Hattiesburg; L. Evans,
Evanston.
Mrs. II. Walter Featherstun left
Thursday for Meridian to spend some
time with her daughters, Mesdames
Percy Vaughan and H. F. Tatum.
On Friday last twins were born to
Capt. and Mrs. Oliver P. Anderson,
boy and girl, the former. died on Mon.
day and latter shortly after her birth.
The schooners Flora Morang and
Louis Hastings are loading cargoes Of
lumber at the O'Leary mill this week,
the former for Mexico and latter for
Key West.
Mr.. E w. Robinson, a we'll known
sawmll man, who Is attached to the
Robinson Land and Lumber Co., ol
Chicora, Miss, was a business visitor
J last Saturday.
I Mrs. G. NJ. Morgan, who has been
on visit to her father, Mr.. w. Fl.
Graham, returned with her husband
to their home in New Louisville, Ar.
kansas, this week.
q Mr.. and Mrs. L. N. Dantzler, Jr.,
and little son, Lorenzo III, left for
Atlanta, Ga, last Saturday, where
they will spend short while for the
benefit Of their child's health.
At the Monthly meeting OF the city
fathers the ordinance regulating the
speed of steamboats, was repealed.
An ordinance prohibiting the run.
ming at large OF dogs was adopted.
Professor Chas. E. Anderson, the
scholarly principal OF the Central
public school, left last Saturday for
his home at Marion, Virginia, where
he will spend the summer vacation.
Miss Hula Myers, one of our most
accomplished young educators, ha.
been appointed teacher in the city's
public school. Miss Laura Myers will
return TO Tennessee after her vaca
) tiOn.
] am now prepared to flll orders
promptly for building and well brick
l have a large lot of nice bats OF
' hand. Headquarters for lime, cemen
and other building material.
:. Phone IA. A. BLUMER.
Mr.. T. A. Coulson still continues Il
y suffer from the accident which befel
him by the acetylene gas explosion
> His face is so badly burned that
will take perhaps several weeks 10
. him to recover entirely from his SUI
y ferings.
At noon on Thursday a meeting {
R the advocates OF Prohibition was hel
at the Methodist church In Mo-
Point. An organized effort will
9 made to create local option part
. 1t is claimed that when test is ma,
a the county will go dry.
10 On Tuesday evening the house boz
@. H. Wood left her landing for MOT
lake with happy party Of tlsherme
namely: Messrs. L. N. Dantzler, s.
G. H. Wood, Frank Daniels, Emme
Mckay, DR.. G. Bruner Dantzler al
&c Capt. Willie P. Daley.
r. Grand Outer Guard Mr.. F. NJ. Joh
ok son and Representative Mr.. Il. ..
ur Woodham, OF Escatawpa Lodge N
-, 1lS left Saturday evening for Wick
st burg to attend the Grand Lodge annu
ut meeting knights OF Pythias. M
nea n johnson stands high in the socie
IrI and regularly attends its meetings.
,e' The Superintendent and Oflice
~ OF the Presbyterian Sunday scho
nd wish to thank Messrs. F. Gautier
ts. Sons for the use Of their grounds
= the occasion OF their annual plcnl
OF also Messrs. w, Denny B Co. for Il
use Of barge and Capts. W. P. Dali
and Fred Passo for kindness In TO-
| Ing TO and from grounds.
~ Judge A. G. Mayors, OF Brandon,
hls visit here delighted his daughtt
Mra I r. nantylor and hta uran