The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-23
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sscsed business ~ The ccun'y seat on
Mesdsy.
Mr. n. N. Taylor, " vsocIesve, q
prominent citisep, wss . visitor 10 our
| city Tuesday.
M. Chse. q. Laird left Mondsy Tor
| Mobile, wbefe he will spend several
days With relatives.
M. n. r. walker, principal Of the
Daisy and vestry high school was q
Friday visitor 10 this city.
Miss Olivia smith, Of New Orleans IL
the charming guest Of the Misses RIOS
and Miss Eugenia Walker.
Mr.. Arthur Alien IL spending the
week In Gulfport, where he IL engaged
10 work for the government.
Mrs 3. Seaton returned home Monday
from . pleasant visit Of . few days "a
relstives and friends In Mobile.
i Mr.. II. W. Foote, one OF GuIfporr'
progressive citizens, was = business
visitor TO this city on Tuesday.
Superintendent Chss. Marshall Of tn,
L. a N. spent several hours here OF
company business Wednesday.
Mesdames Robert A. Farnsworth ant
J. r. Bourk were visitors TO New
Orleans this Thursday morning.
Mrs. John Y. Morgan and Mrs V. Ro
were called to Biloxi on Friday last b,
the serious illness Of their mother, Mrs
, M. Pol.
? Mr.. II H. Kidder, q prominent bust
> ness man Of Minneapolis, Mimi, spen
!. several days in this city during tn
' present week.
: Mrs. DIR. J. T. Evans returned Monda
. from . visit to her son 1T Benndale
4 accompanied by her little grandchilt
J, Evelyn Evans.
III Mr.. e. D. Self, Of Meridian, specii
! agent of the Mutual Life Insuranc
. Company OF New York, Is spendin
/. several days in the city.
!, Mr.. j. M. Furry, Of vestry WI
!. among Monday visitors to the count
seat, where he was engaged the great'
part Of the day ON land matters.
:. Mr.. Tom Dorman, the red hot Col
T. federate veteran and al round GOO
70 man, Of Mobile was welcome visitor
the DEMooRAT-STAR Office Monday.
Mr.. John Y. Morgan returned hon
Saturday from Jackson, where he h,
uoou IA bbSonubhco uRon tho hAAoSsAnB
the Mississippi Undertskers' Assoc
ton.
Mr.. J. r. Dowdle, manager Of t
Mutual Life OF New York with hes
quarters at Meridian, arrived he
Tuesday evening for stay Of sol
days.
That old and popular citizen, \
Willis Broadus, OF vancleave was ht
| Tuesday on very important missit
We are glad to see our friend looki
) hale and hearty.
I Mr.. b. d. Chsnoweth, United Sta
) Engineer in charge Of the Gulf Cos
I left with the survey party for Gulfp
) ON Monday to resume work In
I channel At that port with the dret
Barnard.
! Hon. J. L. Taylor, one OF Gulfpol
( most successful attorneys, was
) Monday visitor to this city on lie
matters and while here visited
father and mother ct their Lake aveI
rae plantation.
ces Mrs. Ellie Manning, OF Chicsgo,
are accompanied by her four children,
W. rived here on Saturday for stay Of
emit weeks with Rev. A. g, Watkins
'ith family 81 the Baptist parsonage. Fl
here Mrs. Manning win 60 to AgV
nd csliente, Old Mexico.