The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1920-09-02

| Ing few days in Mobile this week.
Miss Bessie Pickett is visiting rela-
tives and friends in Mobile this week.
Mr.. w. M. Denny, ST., is confined to
his room this week on account Of sick
ness.
M. P. Bouslog of Gulfport was a
visitor to Pascaeoula Tuesday on bust
ness.
Miss Fannie Cudabac ia visiting the
Misses Lockhart in Vancleave this
week.
Miss Odette Alley is spending a few
days in Mobile visiting relatives and
friends.
Miss Lorena Mayfield Of Collins,
Miss, spent few day here with Miss
Eddieth Morris.
Mrs. D. H. Pickett, who has been
spending few days in Mobile, return
ed home this week.
Miss Fannie Kora of Thibodaux, La,
who was visitor to w A. Daegett
eturned home today.
Mrs. M. Owen and Mrs. Frank Moses
of Gulfport visited their sister, Mrs.
W. A. Daggett this week.
The oyster season opened the first
of September in Pascagoula and oys-
tiers are reported plentiful.
Miss Margaret Anna Wright of Wig
gins, Miss, spent Sunday here, the
guest of Miss Bessie Pickett.
Last Friday Miss Ola Montelth
County Dem. ACT. instructed class
in cooking at the Red Cross chapter
room.
Miss Virginia Abrahams, who has |
been visiting in Houston, Dallas and
other points of interest returned home
Saturday
Randall Dempt returned to his home
in Louisville, KY, Tuesday after a
short visit to Mr.. W. M. Denny, ST.,
and family.
The Ladies Aid Of the Lutheran
Church met this afternoon at the
home of Mrs. C. H. Bruce, in Magnolia
and Oak streets.
Miss Edith Lloyd entertained the
rwo-Table Bridge Club Wednesday
afternoon at the home of her aunt.
Mrs. j. I. Ford. Prizes to come later.
Miss Gladys Briggs of Gulfport, is in
he city visiting her brother, Mr.. Geo.
:. (Jimmy) Briggs, at the residence
If Mr.. W. W. Robinson, in Orange
treet
Mr.. and Mrs. E. B. Dunten Of Chicago,
H., arrived in this city last week to
emain here for the winter. Mr.. Dun
en- has large real estate holdings in
his county.
Mrs. Hubert CAVITY and Miss Mamie
,anty, who have been visiting in Mont &
,agle, Tenn, for a month. returned
ONE Sunday night much improved
nth their trip. L
The QUINN lnat Does Not Affect The fieac
sesuse q is t9nie and Laxative effect LAVA
Sssd 81 {,
Mrs. G. A. Sharp of this city, return
d home Sunday from an extended =,
rip to Baton Rouge, La. New Orleans,
a., and Gloster, Miss, where she has
cen visiting friends and relatives in
ne different cities.
DR.. W. F. Martin left Tuesday night o.
II Mobile, to be treated for throat a
ouble. He may be gone several h,
eeks, as he plans to So from there to e.
outh Carolina to join his family for a "
w days before they return home for II
e winter. Isl
Mrs. N. P Emmit and little daugh- 70
r, Dorothy, who have been visiting fir,
latives and friends in Lexington, he
for the past six weeks, re-
rned home this week, to the delight!
her many friends, who will be glad vi
eet them. no
co
Mr.. W. T, Smith of Omaha, Neb., ar 70
ed in the city the early part of the in
Eek. Mr. Smith owns a large acre T
E of lands in the northern part of NJ,
S county, which the recent oil boom
~ cause to largely inrcease in value
d his visit just at this time may be Ia
nificant. q,
large room is being building at
rear Of the bungalow in Delmas are
enue used as city hall. The new at