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

w " " Nvenf, NJ Leaf wna here
this week IN business mittefs
Niss Ioa Thompson wa among
recent visitors 20 New Orleans
Mf A. y pant,ler gas among
SUNDAY visitors to New Orleans
Mrs " Webster Mcleod has
returned from a pleasant stay In
Mobile
Born ~ Nj and Mts. Geo w. Wood
40 saturday last bright and
bouncing baby boy
Mrs. A. y Dantzlef returned Tues.
day noon from New Orleans, where
she had been Tor some weeks
MI A g. Scott has purchased the
bowling alley on Main street and will
hereafter conduct II Tor his own NO
count
Mrs. Maggie Mckay and children
left last Thursday for Thibodaux,
La, where they rwill reside 10 the
future.
Mr. j. Wyatt Grimm was Tuesday
visitor % AgrIcoa on the Denny
railroad, where he has large landed
interests
Mr.. J. Il. Miller, Of Leaksvillc spent
several days here this week on timber
business with the l.. N. Dantzler
Lumber Company,
Mrs q. @. JOyner, OF New Orleans
spent several days here during the
present week AS the guest Of Mrs. Il.
g. Overstrcet and family
Services at st. Adams Episcopal
church Sunday at o a. m, Holy Com.
munion and Sermon.
Rev. JOHN CHiPMAN. Rector.
Remember the meeting OF the
Pascagoula Commercial Club Monday
night, April II, at the Office OF Mr..
j. Bounds. Everybody cordially
invited.
Mr. n. A. Fails, OF the firm OF
Smith & Fails, left on Monday for
New Orleans, where he will study up
on the latest teachings In the art Of
emballning.
Mrs. l.. S. Anderson, accompanied
by her two children arrived here few
| days ago from her home In Port
Gibson and will spend several weeks
IN this city
The British steamer Blshopsgate,
| 1904 tons, Harrison master, from New
York arrived here on Sunday and will
be loaded by the l.. N. Dantzler
Lumber Company.
| Mr.. Ernest Stewart, who Is connect
ed with the Standard Export Lumber
Company, with headquarters In
Mobile, Is spending some time with
his mother In this city.
The Grimm Cemetery Association
will meet on Monday, April IL, at 8
o'clock, at the home OF Mrs. A. M.
Cowan.
Miss ADDIE M. McINNIs, Sec'y.
Mr.. J. II. Hill Is having the sugar
bowl restaurant enlarged TO twice Its
former size and when completed he
will have as neat an establishment as
one could wish to lind 10 a place much
larger than this.
| Glass No. 7of the Presbyterian
Sunday School will give an Easter
egg hunt Saturday afternoon, A pril
10, at $3.50 o'clock, followed by lawn
party until 10 o'clock In the evening
at the home Of Mrs. De Monbrum.
| Mr.. W. W. Van Brunt, OF Saginaw,
Michigan, who has been spending
some months 10 this city left for his
home on Tuesday. While here Mr..
Van Brunt, by his courteous de.
meanor, made host OF friends who
regret his departure.
Mr.. VIII II. Bragg has accepted a
position with the Il. v. Rogers
Furniture Company, where he will be
pleased at all times to meet his
friends and show them the countless
bargains offered by this sterling house.
Mr.. G. A. Mork and family left here
on Wednesday for San Pedro,
California, where they will reside 10
the future. We trust that the change
will prove beneficial to Mrs. Monks
health and that at some future time
they may return to this locality tc
live.
Rev. N. Il. Joyncr, Of New Orleans
preached two interesting and In
structIvc sermons at the Methods,
church last Sabbath to large and at
teotive audiences. Mr.. Joynerl
night sermon was devoted to 9TH,
City Problem" a subject which b,
handled with much force and effect.
Easter services at ths Methods
] Sunday Schonl on Sunday mornInI
. promises to prove Of more than usua
: interest. The program for the &C
!. casIon has been arranged with specia
r thought TO the Joyous season, an,
every one attending will be please'
: yttb the exercises. All are invited