The Scranton chronicle., 1903-05-23
CLOTHING.
City 'News

Mr.. and Mrs. L. 2. DeJean and son,
yalsiu, spent Sunday in Biloxi.
Mrs. Dameron Black after several
days spent with relatives in Pascagoula
and Moss Point returned to her home in
Gulfport Tuesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. castanera returned
Tuesday from a visit to relatives in Hat
tiesburg.
A swell line of Baby Carriages just re-
ceyed at VIM. A. Murphys.
Rev aud Mrs. c. o. Smith, accom-
panied by their guests, Mrs. HUT and
& Mss Herman, spent Wednesday in New
Orleans.
4 We regret to chronicle the illness of
Rev. |. Trout during the past week.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Alley attended
the reunion this week i'll New Orleans
The editor has been confined to his
room the past week with malarial fever.
Capt Ed Mitchell spent Wednesday
in Biloxi.
R.M. Childs of New Orleans was
visitor here on Monday.
DIR. Jules Sarrazin of New Orleans was
guest of e. J. Jane on Sunday.
Miss 1r'xie Cole of Pascagoula spent
Sunday in Biloxi guest of her cousins,
Mr.. ami Mrs. Chas. +. Greiusr.
Mr. aud Mrs. Robert Reinecke spent
Tuesday in New Orleans.
Refrigerators aud Ire Cream Freezers
at Vim. A. Murphys.
MISS Kate Denny returned Monday
from short visit TO Miss Florence
Neville in Biloxi.
L. E. Cox visited New Orleans Mon
day OH business.
Open Weave extra large Hammock
with Valance only $3.50 at Vim. A.
Murphy's.
Mrs. L. +. Cox and two children, FL
mer and Lotion, all | sister, Miss Tilla
Walsh, are visiting in New Orleans.
A good Cook Stove for little money
can be bought at Wm. A. Murphy's.
Mrs. R. Kirkwood went to New Or
leans Thursday evening.
Col. II. S. Evans, editor of the Biloxi
Herald, spent Sunday here.
Floor Oil Cloth, cheap at soc per
yord, our price 37A cents. Vim. A.
Murphy
Mrs. Philips, after a visit Of several
days to her parents, Rev. and Mrs. L.
L. Hall, returned to her home in Hat
tlesblr9 Tuesday.
Geo. l.. Pellerin, manager of the Cum
berland T. & T. Co., spent Thursday
and Friday in New iberia. La, visiting
relatives.
Otto Hitchcock of Gulfport was a
business visitor here on Thursday.
Our great slaughter sale OF shoes will
oe'u force for another week. Don't
mss It, The DeJean & Mitchell Co.
R. E. Evans aud wife of Lake Charles.
La',who have been spending some weeks
with their parents, Dr. and Mrs. J. T.
Evans, left Wednesday for Denver, Col,
where they go for the benefit of Mr..
Evans health
MIS- K. L. McCauslaud and two chill
dren OF st. Louis, are stopping with
Miss Ruth Denmark for the summer.
Lt'le Miss Mary McCausland, aged
eight years. is wonderful performer on
lhe violin and is charming all who have
had the pleasure of hearing her.
Nothing will tone up your home so
we'll as a nice Willow Rocker; our
prices are rock bottom. VIM. A. Muir
ply.
Mrs. Capt Lord, who has been the
guest OF Mrs, w. Ladnier at Pascagoula,
returned to Gulsport Wednesday.
= We are glad TO see L. w. Fuller out
again after spell OF fever.
We are indebted to Mr.. A. H. Linder
ior nice lot OF plums aud cucumbers.
Deputy Grand Incohouee for Missis-
sippi, w. Harry Gage, will be in Scran-
Ton next Monday for the purpose of or
canning tribe of Improved Order Of
Ked Men. He has already organized
tribes at Biloxi, Culfport, Hattiesburg
and Laurel.