The Scranton chronicle., 1903-05-02
CLOTHING
City 'News


Mrs. S. Denny of Moss Point spent
Tuesday in Mobile.
Ell. Jaue spent Monday in New Or
leans.
Mr. and Mrs Al. Adams spent Thurs
day and Friday in New Orleans.
Thos. G. Grayson of Ocean Springs
was here Monday.
H. F. Russell of Ocean Springs was
among the Monday visitors.
Geo Hewes of Gulfport, floater repre-
sentative for Jackson aud Harrison
counties, was here Monday.
S. D. Coleman aud w. J. johnson Of
Wade. were here Monday, and Mr.. Cole
man took the opportunity of adding his
name to our subscription list.
Mrs. Edwin Westbrook of Ocean
Springs, spent Saturday and Sunday
with her mother, Mrs. A. Z. Krebs.
If you are in need of good Cook
Stove at a very low price come to the
Furniture Store of VIM. A. Murphy.
Mr. ana Mrs. Walter Gautier of West
Pascagouq spent Saturday and Sunday
with friends i'll Biloxi.
Mrs J. Elder of Moss Point. with her
two SONS. Ralph aud olaph, are visiting
relatives in Biloxi.
c. w Valverde returned Tuesday
from Rayne, where he was superin-
tending the construction of his brick
building. Work he says is progressing
nicely and he hopes to have it ready to
do business in short y.
Dr. Richardson of Gulfport, who has
been examining the conditions at Ship
Island quarantine station, spent We'd
nesday here.
Henry Gautier. E. II. Bowser and H.
Richardson of Gautier spent Thursday
here
Fewer Gallons; wears longer; Devoe.
Rev. II Meibolien of Chun chula, Ala.
was the guest OF Pastor {. o. Smith
this week.
Miss Emma Martin aud Craig Martin
of Biloxi are guess OF Mr. aud Mrs. r.
Kirkwood.
Prof. Anderson of Moss Point left
yesterday for Vicksburg to attend the
State Teachers Association.
congressman E. ]. bowers of Bay ST.
Louis was in the audience when Gov
ernor Longiuo spoke Monday.
We are requested 10 say by Judge
James II. Neville that no court will
be held next week. Jurors and all par
ties summoned to attend will not be re-
quired to be present.
Mrs. w. NJ. Denny is visiting relatives
IN New Orleans.
Chas. Greiner left Wednesday to
take charge of the DeJean & Mitchell
Cos. store in Biloxi.
The wedding of Miss Josie Allen and
Mr.. Chas. Greiner will be solmenized
on Wednesday, May 6, al 4 clock p.
m', al the residence of Mr. and Mrs. H.
j. Allen on the river front.
IT your home needs to be painted,
Albert Delcomyn is in position to give
you satisfaction both as regards work
and time. Phoue I6I.
"ui M AuScr OF new orleans,
grandson of General Bishop Polk, ac-
eompanied by his bride, are spending
tneir honeymoon at Captain Volney
Browns at Pascagoula.
The brush of Albert DeIcoryn has
suaeu to the appearance of the resi-
aence OF Captain A. Petersen.
In our announcement column this
week appears the name of Attorney w.
u Buliard, who is candidate for Rep
fesentative. Mr.. Bullard is a young
LAWYER who has delved deeply in the
nnsty volumes aud holds prominent
position among the attorneys OF our
city 1t would be utterly futile to COM
ment on Mr. Billiards. capacity for the
position, as he Is possessed of a goodly
amount OF the gray matter. MIR. Bull
lard is we'll acquainted throughout the
county and if elected to the position he
aspires to he will reflect credit on the
county and will add TO his already well
established reputation as a public
speaker. Mr.. BulIard was favolably
mentioned at one time as a candidate
ior the senate, but declined to enter the
contest. His announcement for repre-
sentative is dne to the fact that retition
ssigued by some OF the leading people of
me county, was presented TO him TO
allow his name TO go before the people
as representative.