The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1912-05-17
PERSONAL AND
IN GENERAL

oRAT-efAR 10 her prophet.
Mr.. w. H. Westfall OF Vancleave
was In the city on Tuesday.
Mr.. e. NJ. Barber Of Biloxi was Ii
the city during the week attending
the chancery court.
Misses Mabel and Hilda Marquis Of
Mobile were the guests on Sunday Ol
Mrs. w. d. Matthias.
For sale. 1.-Two Pairs Good,
HEAVY Mules, at reasonable prices.
II. W. MILLER, MOss Point, Miss. :
Mrs. George Higgins of Biloxi was
the guest OF her daughter, Mrs. W. F.
Martin Oh last Tuesday.
Mr.. A.. E Steeer, representing the
Buckiin Medicine Company OF Chi
caro-. was 10 the city on Friday IN the
interest OF his nrm.
MIL. Taylor, I prominent attor-
uey OF Gulfport, was In the city Wed
pesday In attendance upon the term
OF chancery court.
For Rent. ..Two.story house, cor.
ner PascagOula street and Jackson
avenue. 80 per month. O. NELSON.
It ia reported that citizens OF Laine
have laid on road from the autmO-
hile road, through hundred-fOot ave-
nue. To the paper mill site.
The American schooner Doris, Capt.
]. q. Peterson, Is due to arrive at any
time, On Wednesday she was eight
days out from Havana.
Mr.. Nelo Ros left on Tuesday for
BOualoosa, La, where he has accept
ed 4 lucrative position with the dig
lumber concern there.
For Sale. --Family Horse. Buggy
and Harness Bargain. j. II. PEI.
HAM, Pascagoula, Miss.
Mr.. ]. A. White of Clinton, La,
while en- route home from the Con.
federate reunion at Macon, Ga, was
in the city last Sunday as the guest
Of Mr.. and Mrs. r. L. Shelton.
The Machpelah Auxiliary Associa-
tIon held largely attended and inter.
esting meeting at Moss Po1nt last
Tuesday, at the residence OF Mr.. ana
Mrs. II. q. Herring.
For Rent. IS Room House, partly
furnished. by the year or season, 90
East Beach. See MRS L. TROxLER
al joseph Wells, on Market street, or
phone 26l.
The ladies are invited LoA FREQ de
n,unetrstion nf Borden's Peerless Tx
A. Reiuecke's Grocery, Thursday Fri
day and Saturday Ice cream and
whipped cream made from the mix
will lie served.
Ipspect0r w. s. Matthews Is busy
makiug inspections OF the motor boat
EQUIPMENT throughput his territory.
lie stated that tile last warnings have
been given owners, and where the
proper. equipment IL not found prose.
cutions will be promptly Instituted.
Wanted ...Girl OF woman for gen
eraI hUusew0rk 10 faulty Of four. Ap'
ply SUPERINTENDENT, Lackawanna
Bridge Company, Box 27S, MOSS
Point, Miss.
Mr.. d. Clark, prominent 10 the
ranks OF the organization, went 70
Gulfport Tuesday evening TO attend
the Grand Ludge knights Of Pythias.
He returned home Wednesday night.
Mr.. CLARK, IA an enthusiastic Pythian
and attends all VI The state meetings.
Hon. r, N. johnson, tioater repre-
sentative from Harrison and jackson
Counties IN the state legislature, left
Monday afternoon for Gulfp0rt 10 At.
tend the Graod Lodge Knights Of
Pythias which opened It's annual SEES
sion on Tuesday.
Eight head of mules and horses for
sale cheap. J. G. BLACKWELL.
The county road forces are being
moved to Lame this week Tor inc
purpose Of rushing through the re-
Gently ordered road from the present.
road TO the paper mill site. Inc roao
is expected to be completed witnin
two weeks, although In shape Within
two or three days for travel.
Immigrant Inspector Martin Turn
bull recently admitted three immi-
grant aliens In this port. These men
are: John Britto, from the Amer.
can schooner Edwin Il. Hunt; EDWARD
Nordvren, from the American scho0n'
err Edwin B. BrIry, and Ole John Ol-
sen, from the British schooner Hor-
net.
"Dr. Thomas Eclectic OH is the
best remedy for that often latai az
sease-croup. Has been used with
success in our family for years. Mrs.
Z. Whiteacre, Buffalo, N. Y.
The moving pictures shown at the
Warneld theatre during the past week
have been of an exceptionally nign
class and splendid variety. Manager
Frederic Is making every endeavor 10
meet the expressed wishes OF Ms
patrons and the attendance n'ghtly
shows their appreciation.
Mrs. H. NJ. Krebs, accompanied oy
Miss Louise Raby, has returned from
New Orleans where she went to un.
dergo au operation for the benent OF
her eyes. The operation has proven
highly successful, the sight In one eye
being entirely restored. Mrs. Kre0s
will return to New Orleans durioR
the coming week for her last treat
ment and application OF glasses.
Heavy, impure blood makes q mud
dy, pimply complexion, heaoacnee,
nausea, Indigestion. Thin blood makes
you weak, pale, sickIy. buroock
Blood Bitters makes the blood ricn'
red, pure-restores perfect health.
According to current gossip, the
demand for accommodations on the
beach for the summer has been 80
great that It lie practically impossible
20 rent . cottage. The beauties OF
the PascaRoula beach, unapprOacha-
bic by any other spot along the coast,
are proving too strong a temptation
for resistance.
~ r.oT uoal1 and tRo children