The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-23
MOSS POINT
DEPART MENTI

Mr. A. N. Cowan transacted busi
ness In New Orleans on Monday
Mr. fodo Turner, ~ LeaksviIlc vas
a business visitor here on Monday.
Mr.. II. q. ireland was business
visitor 10 Hattiesburg and Lumber.
ton this week.
Mrs. II Rawlings has returned
from q pleasant visit 20 friends aud
relatives NJ Mobile.
Hon. q. II. Wood left Sunday for
Corinth and Durant. where he was
called on legal business.
Rev. 9. NJ. Morris IL assisting In
| holding series VI meetings In the
Baptist Mission church OF Mobile.
The A. L. o. Il. Club met Wedncs-
day evening with Mrs. o. Il. Cowan
and spent a most delightful evening.
Mr.. Thomas II. Steede transacted
business for his arm al Americas
during the forepart Of the present
| week.
Miss Sarah Green, OF Columbia, s,
| c., Is spending some time 10 this city
rs the guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. o. Is.
Cowan.
| DR.. N. r. Day, dentist, with offices
In the Pascagoula National Bank
building, is now comfortably installed
and ready Tor business.
DR.. A. II. Foster and family left
this Thursday morning for Natchcz,
where he was called because OF the
serious Illness OF his brother.
Mr.. A. G. Martin, OF Brooklyn, on
the line OF the Gulf and Ship Island,
was among Tuesday visitors to this
section, where he came on timber
business.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. v. Rogers spent I
= couple OF days In New Orleans las
h week, where Mr.. Rogers was engaged
In purchasing new stock for hi
furniture emporium.
Rev. D. f. Vickers and wife an,
=, Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Davis, accom-
- panied Mr.. and Mrs. T.. M. Davis +
l. Lucedale on Monday morning wit
the remains OF little Lucille Davis.
r Capt. j. N. Larsen, Of Mobile was
visitor here this Thursday morning
y where he came to attend the funers
:. OF his grandchild, little John Ha
~ craft, who died 10 Mobile Wednesda
!. morning.
It;l Alta regular meeting OF the Moi
Point Chapter y. y. 9. held 0
nd Monday afternoon, Mrs. Mary +
d. Bragg was elected a delegate to I'll
division convention Of U. d.
:" which meets at West Point on Ma
-. AS.
Mrs. Daisy McLaurin Stevens, pre-
,ia idcnt Of the Mississippi Division
ID the United Daughters OF the COME
eracy, arrived here Monday and spel
on' couple OF days with her cousin, MI
zoe j. L. Dantxler and family. Mrs. 81
mn vens left here Tuesday evening I
f Gulfport.
BY The citizens OF this place
ON pleased TO note the fact that
be battleship Mississippi will come
rhe this port 10 the last days OF May a
Ind receive her silver service In I
waters OF Horn Island. This will
Wy an occasion for general rejoicing q
- every true friend of the Port OF p
hin cag0ula has just cause for exultati
ries Died In Mobile, Ala, on Wednest
lson morning at 10 o'clock, John Barth
and the is-months-old son Ct Mr.. and N
Charles Halcrraft. The remains "
-" brought here on Thursday morn
IN 1 and laid to rest 10 the Grimm ce
and terry. Rev. T. b. Cottrell, pastor
a % the Scranton Methodist church,
ciated 10 the last sad rites at
~ grave.
en-. Lucille, tho eight year old daugl
Of Mr.. and Mrs. l.. l.. Davis, I
Sunday moroing at the residence
her parents at $50 o'clock, after
ILLNESS OF several weeks. She
taken sick frst with 40 attscl
pneumonia, and this was folio
n with other sickness which she
unable to combat. The funeral I
monies took place Monday mornir
II the residence Of the parents; Re-
ssH q. vickers ofIicIating. The rem
ney we're conveyed TO Scranton, v