The Pascagoula chronicle. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1905-1920, 1919-01-11
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Mrs. S. L. Watts, who has been
guest of Mrs. F. Pope, returned Frida,
to her home in Memphis.
Lieut.. Geo. lizard of Mobile who ha
seen service in France, was Monda,
guest at the home of Mr.. and Mrs. A
M. Cowan.
i Mr.. Joseph McNeal has as his CUES
his twin brother, Jim McNeal, recently
of the u s. Army.
Because of the illness of four of the
teachers, who supposedly have the
'fu" and because every precaution is
being used to prevent recurrence oi
an epidemic, the city school was clos
ed here Tuesday and will remain
closed until all danger is past.
The funeral services of Mr.. Brown
who died Monday afternoon were held
at the home of his daughter, Mrs
Hooker Mcleod Tuesday afternoon at
three o'clock and interment made at
the Machpelah cemetery. Mr.. Brown
was n years old, an ex-confederate
soldier and constant member of the
Baptist church, being always in at
tendance when Providence permitted.
Besides his daughter, Mrs. Mcleod
with whom he made his home, he
leaves three sons, Morgan, Claud and
Gordie Brown.
Mr.. and Mrs. Olin Morgan and baby
have returned from Ruston, where
they enjoyed the Xmas holidays.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Smith have as
their guest Mrs. Smiths father, Mr..
Coyen of Hammond, La.
Mr. Barksdale, who was called to
Ruston by the death of his mother on
New Years day, returned here Sum
day. He was accompanied by Mrs.
Barksdale.
Mr.. E. C. Hodge has returned to
Ruston because of the illness of Mrs.
Hodge.
During the Xmas holidays Mr.. Hodge
killed 235 pound deer on a hunting
trip.
Lieut.. Allen Hood, who is on leave
of absence from Camp Pike, Ark, was
a recent visitor here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Mack Farley are re-
ceiving congratulations on the arrival
of a tiny baby girl.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Pope, their
guest, Mrs. S. H. Watts and Mr. E. o.
Hodge, were recent visitors to New
Orleans.
Miss Mamie Myers has returned
from Leaksville, where she visited Mr..
and Mrs. Lem Davis.
Misses Bessie and Addie Cowan
were Saturday visitors to Mobile.
Miss Velma Sullivan of Columbia is
the guest of her sisters, Madams Over
street and Stewart.
After vacation of two weeks Miss
Elizabeth Dantzler has returned to
Pennsylvania, where she will resume
her studies.
Lamar Herrin, who has been in the |
service of Uncle Sam at the Edgewood |
Arsenal, has been mustered out and
arrived home Saturday.
Loran Breeland, after an absence of
two years, is at home on a furlough |
Loran enlisted in the U. S. Navy and |
has two years more to serve.
Mrs. j. N. Van Ess recently of |
Dallas, Tex, after short visit to her
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. c. E. Fuller |
eft Monday for her future home in
Chicago.
Mr.. and Mrs. Norman McInns and
of Hovey are guests of Mrs.
?. S. Herrin.
Mr.. Ed. Wood returned Friday from
New Orleans, where he had been under
medical treatment.
Mrs. r. V. Rogers and her cousin,
Mrs. Marshal spent several days in
Iew Orleans last week.
Mrs. E. H. Gregory, who is guest
If her daughter, Mrs. G. p. Wood,
pent the latter part of the week in
Iobile.
Mrs. w. c. McCullum and baby boy
# Tylertown arrived Friday for visit
o Mr. and Mrs E. G. Overstreet.
After happy Xmas spent with home
olks here. Misses Orpha Howell and
'usan Blumer returned Sunday to
Ca. where they will re-
ume their studies.
FOR SALE-Car load of fine Mimi {
sofa Irish Potatoes in quantities to ;
ut Call at city warehouse, foot of {
,elmas avenue, Wednesdays and Sat
urdays. Dealers will do well to in
estigate. A. A. Abbott, Pascagoula,
Iiss.
Mrs. E. l.. Fuller returned Tuesday
fter a pleasant visit to relatives in q
aurel. Newton and other points.
1t is with deep regret that Moss
oint friends have been called upon
, mourn the passing of Miss Lessie q
itzner whose untimely death occurred I
the home of her parents Monday at a
a. m. Altho born and reared here h
Iiss Fitzner had for number of years @
cen in business for herself, recently \
,nducting a millinery store in Rich {
IN which she sold before returning C
ome for the Xmas holidays. Previous
} her return she had light attack of
1u," but was able to attend a family
inner at the home of her aunt, Mrs
co. Bowen. Returning home in the :
'ternoon. she developed pneumonia