The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-04-09
PERSONAL
MENTION


Mr. q. ". Alley visited Mobile SUNDAY
evening
Capt q. ~ Bruce was business via
itof 10 unifport on MONDAY.
NJ, Norwood w Alley was among
weekend visitors 70 Mobile.
Mr. J. q. Blsckwei paid q business
Walt 70 New Orleans Monday.
Mr.. Harry y. woodman, of vsnciesve
was at the court house on business.
Mr. and Mrs. J. w. Zlnk, Of Orange
Grove we're Tuesday visitors 10 this city.
Mrs w. r. Pankey spcn, the forepart
OF the week In New Orleans with rela.
uves.
County Surveyor ". N. Ramsay, Of
Ocean Springs was here on business
Monday.
MIR. W. Il. David, OF Gainesville was
attending the delinquent tax sale here
Monday.
Mesdsmes George J. GranIund aud A 4.
=. Brondum visited New Orleans on
Wednesday.
Hons. J. l.. Taylor and II. Gardner, OF
Gulfport were visiting attorneys here
on Monday.
Miss Vivian Couret returned home
Tuesday night from visit to friends in
New Orleans.
Rev. l.. A. Dorsey, pastor OF the
Methodist church at Ocean Springs,
spent Monday here.
Mr.. J. T.. Lockard, Of vancleave was
among callers at this Office during the
forepsrt OF the week.
Mr.. +. II. Blount left Monday morning
for Brewton, Ala, where he Will spend
some time with relatives.
Ind0a uourv vIavcu. r,~.t
Bayou neigh borhood was here Monday
mixing with his old friends.
Mr.. J. M. Graham, OF Brewton spent
Saturday here as the guest OF his
daughter, Mrs. a. @. Steede.
Mr.. L. d. Herrick spent Saturday and
Sunday at Chef Menteur, where he vas
a guest OF the Tally Ho Club.
Mr. John J. Marthaler, the most
prominent citizen OF Pecan was at the
court house Monday on business.
Mr.. Peter Smith, the we'll known
barge builder OF this city was a
business visitor to Mobile on Tuesday
Special Officer j. n. Donovan of the
Louisville and Nashville Railroad spen
few hours here Wednesday on bust.
ness
Miss Bertha Van Benschoten, of Grand
Bay, Ala, was q guest OF her brother,
Mr.. @. M. Van Benschoten during the
week.
Mr.. H. +. Russell, the live, awake real
estate man OF Ocean Springs was in
attendance on the delinquent tax sale
Monday.
Mr.. F. D. Cronier, OF Escatawp pa, one
OF Jackson county's solid citizens was
Monday.
nr Co
day evening for Jackson, where he will
attend the annual session of the State
Medical Association.
Hon. B. P. Harrison, the efficient and
painstaking district attorney of this
circuit, was among visitors to this place
on Thursday OF last week.
Mr.. John A. Pringle, now OF Ryals,
Pike county, Miss, was here on Monday
aud made the trustees sale in the
matter Of the Dog River Log Co.
Mrs. H. Collie and daughters, Mrs.
Henry Trentz and Mrs. Henry Brondum
spent several days during the past
week In Mobile visiting relatives.
Mr.. r. 8. Smith, representing the f.
e. Forbes Piano Company, was q Tues.
day visitor TO this vicinity, Mr.. Smith
is making Biloxi his headquarters for
the present.
Mr.. anc Mrs. L. A. Cowan, with their
five interesting children, Of Mobile were
Saturday and Sunday visitors to the
home OF Mrs. Cowan's parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. 9. A. Alley.
Mrs. B. Fl. Mills, of Perry, Michigan
who has been spending the past si1
weeks with her daughter, Mrs. G. M
Van Benschoten, left on the noon train
Wednesday for her northern homo.
Hon. Fred w. Collins, OF Gulfport
collector OF customs for the Pearl Rive
district visited this city during the pas
week and while here was the guest Of
Mr.. w. r. Moseley and wife at theiI
home on Canty street.
Miss Jean Frentz, OF Scotch Plains
New Jersey, and Miss Ella strive, @
Taylor, Texas, are the charming guest
OF their cousin. Miss Helena Frentx, OF
North Pascag0ula street. Miss Frent,
will sail for New York on Wednesday
Wis New Orleans.