The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-06-25
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WI N'NlN' W ituhttNNf W f'iNNl
transacted business here Tuesday
morning
Mrs. n o. Thompson, ~ Gulfport
arrived here Friday on visit to Mrs
" X CAN'T.
Miss Eva DALEY left Friday for
New Orleans, where she will spend
few weeks with friends.
Mr.. H. X. CAN'T has returned from
business visit 10 Montgomery and
other points In Alabama.
Mr.. W. Nelson was among recent
visitors 10 New Orleans, where he
went In the interest OF his business,
Master Louis bailey is now engaged
at tho Sugar Bowl, where he Is scry.
Ing behind the rcfreshmeut counter.
DR.. II. NJ. Burnham and wife are
spending some time at Forest, where
Mrs. Burnham is visiting her parents.
Mr.. +, N. Southland, OF New York is
spending some time In this city,
where he Is engaged on matters OF
business.
Mrs Leon Colmcr and children are
visiting Mrs. Colmer's sister, Mrs.
James Howell, Of Monroe, La, for a
few weeks.
Rev. w. II. Creel, a Baptist divine
of Biloxi, preached here Sunday
morning aud at night to large con.
gregations.
Mr.. Il. ID. Tatum, OF Gnlfport spent
Monday In this city as the guest OF
his sister-in.law, Mrs. A. II. Smith
aud family.
Mrs. j. w Rogers left on Saturday
for Ellisville, where she was called b,
! the serious illness OF her father, Rev
M. G. Turner,
Mrs. Edward Bloomfield and daugh
tiers. Misses Ethel and Irene, OF At
lanta, Ga, are spending some weeks
In this city with relatives.
Mrs. r. l.. Bradshaw left for Gulf
,, port Monday afternoon, where sh,
will spend several weeks with he
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. S. s. Henry
Services at st. Adams Episcopa
Church Sunday at p. III. Eveninl
Prayer aud Sermon.
{. REV. JOHN CHAPMAN, Rector.
Miss Louise Donovan, a charming
young lady OF Mobile, Ala, is spend
: Ing some time In this city as the wei
come guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. A. j
WEIGH.
!, Mr.. r. q. Breland returned Monda.
from two weeks visit to Jackso
!. and Brandon, where he went on busI
a ness for the l.. N. Dantzler Lumbe
(. Company.
). Misses Carlotta Stewart, Iona wi
d cox and Florence Philstrom are a,
tending the State Normal at Colun
9 bus, where they will spend the nex
y four weeks.
III Mrs. Edward Wood and interestin
le son, Watson, have returned from
80 pleasant stay OF some days at OranI
Grove, where they were the guests
ID Mr.. and Mrs. j. W. link.
" Mr.. j. w. Stewart returned fro
N Jackson Tuesday evening, where
= spent several days. Mr.. Stewart
er friends rejoice with him Ia the On
ing Of the supreme court In his cas-
:. The rise 10 the upper river Is mo
;, ing hundreds OF logs this way, al
- from present indications the supp
70 on band and coming 10 will keep :
~ mills 10 this territory busy for ma
months TO come.
n Mr.. e. b. Dozier, who has conduct
dry goods and notion store 10 t
Bounds building for some mont
past closed out last week and h
moved his stock OF goods to Thomi
II Vile, Ala, where he will resuI
business.
The American schooncrs OF
!, Peterson master, and Josephil
I Newbury master, from Havana
: rived here on Tuesday and will
L loaded with lumber for the sa
l. port by the L. N. Dantzler Lum
: Company.
VI A party Of young ladies' from 4
= city left on Monday for the beach
> Pascagoula, where they have tai
one Of the Lewis cottages for W,
- or ten days, during which time Il
- will enjoy all the pleasures and
lights Of boating, bathing and 1shi
y. The party is made up Of the follow
representative young people and
" Il chaperoned by Mrs. Eddie How
pom Misses Louise Fisher, Louise DO
~. " van, Ressic Cowan, Mary Ellen ]
,ons rim, Clara HerrIn, Ina Tbomps
Pearl Foster, Minnie Lee RUSS