The Scranton chronicle., 1903-07-18

DR. " saueier has reopcned his den
tai cfsce on Psscagoala strees.
wilie P. Ramsay has been confined
TO his room this ~eek from fever. We
are glad 10 learn he IS doing better.
A Money club was organizei at Pas
cagonla with membership OF 20. some
of whom are for Longino. Political
clubs are organized in the early part of
a campaign 10 advance the interests of
candidates. but Pascagoula changes the
old time honored custom and springs
an innovation by organizing al the last
moment.
On goiug 10 press we learn with deep
regret Of the critical illness of Mr.. b.
]. Jane, one of our city's most prosni-
nent citizens
1t is just as | say. your house can be
tinted on the shortest notice by Albert
Delcomny.
Miss Mary Lon Walker of Culfpor,
was the guest Of Mrs. ]. c. Nelson on
Monday.
J. Bullard spent the first of the week
in Jackson.
The lawn party given by the Wood
men Circle at the residence OF Capt. ]
Y Morgan Thursday night proved a
success both socially and finane tally.
The lawn was beautifully illuminated
and made very attractive appearance.
The dancing kept up until late hour
and the large crowd present enjoyed the
evening greatly. A nice sum was added
to the treasury Of the woodmen Circle.
FOR RENT-Four rooms above Mrs.
+. b. Blackwell's millinery store. Apply
TO J. G. Blackwell.
Mrs. J. Foster was called to Virgins
on Saturday last by the illness of her
daughter, Mrs. W. II. Hosev. who is in
a critical condition from typhoid ever.
Mrs S. f. Munday and Miss May
Munday, mother and niece OF Mrs. Nc
Yea Young, arrived last week from clin-
ton. La, to spend the summer.
DIR. ]. R. McLaurin Of Meridian was an
appreciated caller at our Office Wcdnes-
day. He arrived Tuesday evening and
will be the guest of Mr.. S. II Shannon
at Three Rivers for couple of weeks
White Sun Bonnets at reduced prices
at w. NJ. cantys.
Misses Pearl Cooley and Elsa Dixon
returned Wednesday from visit TO New
Orleans.
The teachers institute will be held
here OH August "a. Il. +. Billington
will be the conductor
Mrs. w. Hamilton and daughter. Ethel
of Grand Bay, are guests of Mrs. HIS
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. c. Altman.
eth Perry-August 10 (4), w. v.
low Miss lola Tapley: primary "a.
Isst- Clarke--August 10 (2), Georg
aed Brunson. Miss Minnie B. Wilson
aad mary "a.
uau Wayne-August "a ~, p. p.
re- ner, Mrs. Minnie B. Wilson; pri
W NJ taatys.
II. w. Olsen, the months old son
of Mr. and Mrs X. ID. Olsen died Tues
day morning and was inferred Wednrs-
day in the cemetry at Pascagoula, Rev.
Mr.. Allen, officiating.
Our solid and substantial Moss Point
citizen, Mr.. A. II Smith, was among
thoae who heard Governor Longino's IS
address IN Ocean Springs last Saturday.
II is said that he was the lonliest man
on the grounds, or as Mr.. Mott MeInnis
expressed il, ''he was on the lower
limb" He has some company in Moss
Point, Scranton and Escatawpa, but
elsewhere in the county TO be Money
man is to be at variance with the pre-
vailing sentiment.
Iron Beds in all the latest colors, with
or without canopy, at the lowest prices
ever heard OF at Vim. A. Murphy's.
Gov. Longino, candidate for the
United States Senate against Senator
Money. spoke in this city last Thursday
in the interest of his candidacy. Al
though the weather was unpropitious,
large assembly greeted the distin-
guished gentlemen. A feature Of the
visit was the closing of nearly every
business house in the city. Gov. Lon
gino has many friends here, and this
county will go solid for h.m. Dispatch
from Bay ST. Louis to New Orlean
States