The Scranton chronicle., 1903-11-14
City News
N;s. Fstelle MORGAN visited Mobile

Miss Estelle Morgan visited Mobile
on Monday.
Up. Delmas visited Gulfport on bust
ness Tuesday.
Headquarters for chickens aud char
coal at Robert Reinecke's,
Rev. W. c. West of Ocean Springs
spent Thursday here.
Big Reduction in Millinery aud Dry
Goods at w. d. Hughes.
The shippers of oysters and fish are
getting all the orders they can fill.
il Ford. F. J. Jane and Capt. P.
Feore visited New Orleans ON Tuesday.
Capt Herman Collie spent Monday in
New Orleans on business.
Superintendent of Education d. d.
cowan spent Monday i'll Biloxi.
Col w. r. Snyder of Ocean Springs
transacted business here on Monday.
Mrs. R. A. Diniitry spent Monday
here with friends.
Wm. A Murphy went TO Pearlington
in the forepart OF the week to look after
his interest there.
Children's Cradles. Only $I.oo.
Every child can have one at this price.
Vim. A. Murphy.
Capt. c. T. Irving and Mr.. Geo.
Frentz, shipbuiidcrs, were visitors to
Gulfport on Tuesday.
Mrs. P. Feere and daughter. Miss
Minnie, spent several days in New Or
leans this week.
For the coming week cnIy-A limited
number of Sheet Iron Heaters going at
$f.oo each. This is chance of life
time. Vim. A. Murphy.
Philin Rolls of Lunberton, Miss, vis-
tied relatives and friends here - the
early part of the week.
Buy your Communion Suit, Shoes and
Tie from the Leader of Low Prices and
Best Values, The DeJean & Mitchell Co.
Father Louis A. Mortimer of Ocean
Springs was the guest of Father Ten
Brink on Monday.
Rev. Mr.. J. G. Galloway and wife of
Ocean Springs were the guests Of Mr..
and Mrs. H. B. Everitt at Pascagoula on
Wednesday.
Mrs. Peter blanchard and her grand
daughter. Miss Julia Jones, went to New
Orleans oa Tuesday.
J. W. Stewart spent the early part Of
the week in New Orleans attending
the Four States immigration League
Convention.
A. P. Cassiis left for Indianapolis
Monday, and will return in about ten
days accompanied by his wife and
daughter.
Mrs. S. E. Munday, Mrs. d. E. Num-
day and son, George, and Miss Ida
Hawsey of Clinton. La, arrived Satur-
day last to attend the Stemper-Roark
wedding, and are guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Mcves Young.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. ]. Macheca, Mr.. and
John Willoz and Miss Lucine DuBuys oI
New Orleans came over to attend the
Ros-Krebs nuptiais.
We are glad to state that Mr.. J. H
Randall, who was injured Saturday
night last by falling from the truck
while unloading express matter. is inn
proving, although he Is not able 10 at
tend to his duties at the express Office
Mrs. c. H. Alley and daughter. Miss
Lillian, returned Thursday afternoon
from weeks visit to relatives aud
friends in New Orleans and Gulfport.
We would like to say something about
all the pretty things we have in stock,
but we have not got the time
Kirkwood s. Co.
c. w. yalverde returned Saturday
from Rayue. La. He showed us pho
sograph Of his new hotel building and
II is handsome structure. 1t is 9
double story brick, The face Of the low
sr story being of stone and the upPei
one of pressed brick.
Capt A. osoiaach. the father Of Ed
nor A. G. 0soinach Of the Gulfpon
Record, who was one Of the founders O.
tais paper, died at Gulfport on Wednes-
aay morning at the age of n wears
me city council of biloxi has pro
''aed for that city night school. 4
principal and four teachers have beef
&ppo'uted. The Biloxi council ha
SHOWN proper spirit in that matte
saat rould be fsllowtd with profit b.
s'sry city in The state.