The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-30
MOSS POINT
DEPART MENT

visitor ~ MONTE IN Tuesday.
Mr. W. GfnlnYw was q business via
itof 10 New Orleans on saturday.
Mrs. W. ". Lewis has returned home
FROM pleasant visit ~ relatives NJ
Jackson.
Miss Nancy Miller, ~ Lcnkstillc Ia
the guest Of Miss Willie rasso during
the present week.
Mr.. John Miller, u prominent tim-
Der dealer Of Leaksville, was among
this weeks visitors.
Miss MlIlye Freed, of New Orleans
Is spending u couple ~ weeks With the
Misses Scharif 10 this city.
Mr. Howard Foster left Tor his old |
home at Enterprise on Monday morn
ing, where he will spend some time.
Services at IT Adams Episcopal
church Sunday at o a. NJ, Holy Com
munion.
REV, JouN CurrMAN, Rector.
The remodeling nf the Sugar Bowl
Restaurant Is going straight ahead
and the Improvement is already no
ticeable.
Moss Point now boasts Of three
dentists, all arst-class practitioners,
and each striving for share OF public
patronage.
Mr.. and Mrs. M. @. Turner, OF Ellis.
; vile arrived here on Saturday for a
stay Of two weeks with their daugh.
Z ter, Mrs. j. W. Rogers.
Mrs. J. W. Griiiin and daughter,
Miss Annie Wyatt, returned home
Saturday evening from delightful
stay OF some weeks at Hot Springs,
Arkansas.
" Mrs. o. d. Oowan, accompanied by
!, her aunt, Miss Sarah Green, OF Go
a lumbia, s. O., spent u few days Ia
d New Orleans during the week quite
y pleasantly.
O. Mr.. A. Nyman, Of Basin spent Tues
e. day In this city attending to timber
IN business 10 which he Is largely inter
" ested. lie was accompanied by bill
:. son, Gus Nyman.
A The bowling alley which Is belnI
conducted by Mr.. A. w. Scott will b.
'te moved TO Anderson Park at Pasca
'is gona within the next few days, wher
~ 1t will be operated during the summe
Nv season.
- Preparations are completed for tn
,er holding OF the district conference q
in the Methodist Episcopal Church I
y: this city on May and continuiu
9TH until the night Of the 7th. 1t is Q,
o." pected that the attendance will B
upward OF seventy.fve clergymen an
laymen.
Rev. @. M. Morris returned Thur
" day from Mobile, where ne has bee
= = conducting series Of meetings: Tt
.on reverend gentleman reports bavir
Of had q pleasant stay 10 the Gulf GU
rim. aud is 10 splendid health notwitl
rof. s9anding his strenuous labors duriI
nal the past two weeks.
M" Mr.. II. A. Fails, who has just TAX,
~ post graduate course In embalmin
M is now 10 possession Of bis diplon
the which shows him TO be proficient
Jour the art apd fully qualities him 10
Nor profession. His many friends v
Ejoin with US 10 extending congratu
Sc tions upon bis success,
A special TO the Times pemocl
inns. under date OF April % says: Saturf
viii night Marshal 3. c. Holley raided
blind tiger 10 the southern part Of
kiu' city and secured quantity OF liq'
'osst and arrested Jim Lewis, q negro, v
he known about town. This morn
very the case came up for hearing BET
. ~. Mayor Geo. w. O'Neill, who decla
~ the accused guilty as charged and
nd a posed Ane on him OF $500
nearo was granted bail and appei
z the case to the circuit court, whic
now 10 session 10 Scranton. The
will more than likely be tried 1t
term OF tue court. This Ia the
case Of the illegal sale Of whiske
which there has been any arrests,
the ouly one where the party acct
has been caught with the goods.
II An event which promises 70 b
more than usual Interest will
~. place IN the auditorium Of tbe
MOI trail High School IL this city on
'nic day night. May II, AZ 6:l5 o'cl
,wn wien piano recital by Miss An
thu Gregory will Do rendered; she vi
'ure assisted BY Miss Rosa Champli
vice Biloxi, on the violin. A vocal I
tette composed Of the following
Known ladies and gentlemen will
~ tribute 70 the evenings euteF
ESss .'.ss ment: Mrs George b. Chapman,
yss = 10. H. Kendrich. Mia Marjorie
q andes and NJ. +, r. Kramer.
Y 49, price Of admissiop has been tx
m c2 d cents and the proceeds will be
bewsli | towards ntting the stage Of the =
{ .quee. auditorium with such furnishin
Ayers 80 0eeAed. IL n hOped that A