The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-02-05

Kite season 10 here.

Wonder II the night operator at tho
Station sleeps much.
The Moss Point Young gents will
embrace tho arm-clutrh.
.-.Thc labo,er Is worthy Of hi.
hire, be he old or young.
The "Chinchcs,' another set OF
touyl,s, arc prowling about town.
-..Dr. W. A BROOKS. of Rockdalc,
IL xas, IS visiting his sister, Mrs. p.
X. Mayors.
!.-t.ev. y. o. Bycrs will not preach
hero next Sunday owing 10 q severe
stack Of grip.
NJ. W. II. Washington, Of Hands.
bOro, attended The Baptist Missionary
mcciing Saturday.
Those several weddings will soon
change from impending c~risiscs to
Irresistible conflicts.
..-I.cv. G. j. Breeders will no,
preach at 10: 80 Sunday in Scranton,
but at 3: 30 in tho evening.
..-Mrs. Harry Dorr, Of Pensacola.
Fla, is on II visit to her parents Mr..
and Mrs. S. Il. Thompson.
.-.Capi. James Smiths ICY two
story building going up on Delmas
avenue, 10 nearing completion.
Miss T. Sclapcrkottcr, Of 81.
Louis, No., spciit several days here.
The guest Of the Lindingcr house.
--Iiey. CD. BrOdcrs, of tho Luther
an Church, visited Clinton, la. las,
week on Missionary work. lie has
returned.
Miss Eugcnia Cox, of Mobile, ar
rived here Tuesday evening. She
will spend some months with her
brothers family.
--Messrs. W. A. White, nf Biloxi
aud u. j. Bowers. of Day St. Louis,
were at The C0urt-house un Tuesday
on legal business.
Mrs. John O'Donchoc and chill
drcn, OF Aleicrs, La, are paying Il
visit to Mrs. +. Gauticr, her mother,
at West Pascagoula.
Col. james y. Mcl,ac, of Bluff
Creek, gave the DEMoChAT-STAR office
Il pleasant call last Tuesday. lie is the
picture of health, but his locks arc not
us black as the raven.
misses Aimee and Louise Mallory,
of New Orleans, arc on a visit to their
grand parents, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Chssiart. at P%ascagonla.
Miss Nora Saucicr, of Waveland,
Miss, after spending several days with
her brother, DR.. w. Saucicr, left. for
home Tuesday cvcnin. last.
-.-Mr. Il. l.. .Sutcr, of Biloxi, is Gu.
gagged in decorating the interior walls
Of the dwelling to he occupied by Mr.
Charles Euren at Pascagoula.
Mr.. Robert Seymour, while look
ing up cattle in the swa,nps four
miles from town, IN last Monday,
killed a fox which weighed ten
pounds.
George Ellington, Of Biloxi, was
arrested aud tried before Justice A..
+. Krcbs on Monday, for cursing and
.ssaulting Fred Howell, and was
fined 81 aud costs.
Mrs. Sue W. Price, Of Ocean
Springs was In attendance on the
Baptist Missionary meeting Saturday
and Sunday. She was the guest OF
the editors family.
Mr.. George Dayics, the Timer, ia
having a cottagc aud shop combined,
erected on Dclmas avenue. lie was
married some six weeks ago to a Wild
ow Tillman. W. wish the little man
and his fair bride congugal bliss.
--.Mr. James L.adnicr's new saloon
on Dclmas avenue, will open to the
public next week. This is to give
notice that notwithstanding high H.
cense there will be an abundance of
rcd liquor sold here, for years and
years to como.
Mr.. James Glass, Of Scranton,
while saving a plank on the guards
Of tho steamer, Hattie 3. Moore, on
her up.trip on the Eigbcc river, fell
overheard near Dladon and was
drowned on Thursday, the 28th ult.
lie leaves a wife aud several children
and one brother, David, TO mourn his
loss.
Old Fellows Opera House was
we'll flled Monday night With the
best recptsas scrantcnae wiiMess the
greatest American play, "Only a
Farmcr's Daughter" by Jean voor.
lIecs. This Is a most wonderful play,
and Is acknowledged by all theatre.
gocrs here to be tho best ever present-
ell 10 tho Scranton public.
IA party Of Chicagoan's from Pass
Christian, guests Of tho Mexican Gulf
Hotel paid q visit to Scranton and Pas
FraSonia on last "Wednesday, through
m invitation Of Rev. G. A. Oliver. Il