The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-07-02
MOSS POINT
DEPART MENT


visitor ~ Mobile On Tuesday.
Nf viii ilfsse vss q business vs..
itof IA Chlcofa during the psst wees
Miss KITTY shepard, N Mobile vas
recent visitor ~ ifiends In this city.
MI a. T.. Turner and Miss Lolita
vandcfwaIl paid visit TO Mobile On
Friday last
Mrs. NJ Gisch, ~ New Orleans Ia u
guest u Capt. and Mrs. John Albcfts
f1r some weeks
M. r. r 1'yfce Is again NJ his desk
~ Dantller's after ten days absence
caused by Illness.
Mr. aud Mrs Abe Bernstein, " New
Orleans spent the past week visiting
Mrs Leo Scharn
Capt. J. q. Peterson, Of the Amerl.
can schooner OTIS spent Sunday In
Mobile with friends.
Miss Annabcl Mum, OF Clayton,
Ala, viii arrive Friday on visit to
Miss Lola Van6crwall
SPECIAL SALE. beginning July /
and continuing until July l5 At this
sale everyone can procure bargains
unhuatd VI In this section before.
LEO SCHARFr.
Misses Celeste aud Minnie Fitzner
have returned home from a pleasant
visit to friends IN New Orleans.
Mrs. NJ J. Thompson, OF Mobile
was a recent visitor to her daughter,
Mrs. H. II. Gregory, at the manse,
Miss Constance Gofr, OF Big Point is
now fllling position 10 the dry good,
department OF J. w. Rogers store.
Mrs. A. L. Colmer and children re
turned Sunday night from a ten days
visit to relatives at Morgan City, La
Master Springer Tam has returned
to his home In the Gulf City, ate
Two weeks spent with his cousin, Sid
ney Tyree.
Mr.. II. 3. Grassland, representing
the Dunlop Mercantile Company, o
Mobile, Ala, was among Tuesday Wis
itors TO this city.
Mrs. II. V. Rogers returned HON,
last Thursday from a visit TO Mobile
where she was the guest OF her cousin
Mrs. DR.. J. B. Marshall.
Mr.. J. w. Rogers returned home
Monday night from Eilisville, whcr
he was called by the death OF hi
father-in.law, Rev. M. G.. Turner.
Stetson 800, $3.50 and $500 Shoes
all Styles aud Leathcrs. at 50 50 Will
they last. W. M. CAVITY.
Mr.. J. J. Mcintosh, cashier of tn
Merchants and Marine Bank 10 thi
city. was among Tuesday visitors +
Mobile, where he was called on bu,
mess.
Mrs. A. Il. Dantzler and childre
: left last week for Chattanooga an
other points 10 Ten ncssee, where the
will spend several weeks during III
\ heated term.
9 Mrs. DR.. T. J. Slough and family
OF Montgomery. Ala, accompanied b
. Miss Margaret Price OF the same cit
! arrived here Monday afternoon for
!. sojourn Of several weeks with Mr.. az
$ Mrs. Il. X. CAN'T at their elegar
u home.
= Mr.. A. +. johnson, who has bee
!. connected with the PascagOula Stree
d Railway and Power Company 10 the
r Office here, has resigned his positit
and Is now associated with Mr.. II.
Dclmas In the fly business. M
: johnson Is an excellent young gent
!. man and will make a success at whs
: ever he undertakes.
a. The Chair Guild Of Moss Poi
= Methodist church will have "pean
hunt for the children on the lawn
y Mr.. Fritz Colmer's residence Satl
4 day evening, July 3, beginning at 4
o'clock. Admission will be s cen
During the evening the young lad
/ OF the choir will sell refreshments
/ reasonable rates. Come and help
good cause.
iii The suggestion has been made
one Of the leading business men
u this place that popular subscriptI
be started among the merchants
u raise a sufficient sum--say sl00--w
which 1t Is proposed TO buy two ID
q ladders and about one hundred &
: vanixed buckets with which some 8
|, OF protection against fires would
, assured 10 case such disaster sh0
occur at any time. Under exist
conditions 10 the business DIST
there IL absolutely no means at all
hand to fight Are and much dam
would necessarily follow confiaa
!: ti0n OF any sort, especially At
- season when everything is naturi
My dry and infIamable We give the .
&c, gestIon TO the public for what II
VA worth, and feel assured that II Il
3 i deemed feasible Moss Point
on. enough business men 10 her limits
mi nut the plan 10 operation.