The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1892-01-01

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oysters per diem ale about 300 gallons.
Mrs. L. w. O'Conncll, OF Pascal
goula, presented the Editor last
Thursday with a New Years present.
MI. Chris. Nelson is having two
cottages erected for rent on the Roach
place in the north quarter of the town.
-Rt. Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson
will hold services in the Presbyterian
Church, Thursday Jan. 7, at | o'clock
p. IN.
Mr., i. P. DcJcan and wife left
for New Orleans OH Tuesday, having
been called to the bedside of q sick
relative.
On the 12,h inst. the Entire
Nous Dramatic Club will meet at the
residence of Captain John Foster, for
II rehearsal.
Col e. II, Stiles, of Port Gibson,
Miss, Flnatcr from Claiborne and
Jefferson counties is paying Scranton
a short visit.
Mrs. r.. Z. R%oqucrbc, of Colcn,
Ala, aud Miss Emma Daughtcrty, of
Whistler, are visiting at Mr.. II. E.
Richardson's.
Nj. L. II. levin, of Creole Town,
who has been IN New Orleans several
months, has returned home to rest.
lie IS looking as natural as ever.
To-day (Friday, January l, 1922
is the day of good rcsolutions-to be
broken, perhaps, before the first
month of the New Year passes away.
The District meeting of the Calf
Coast Association will meet with the
Scranton Baptist Church the fifth
Saturday and Sunday in this month.
Mr.. j. y. Clark and wife and Mr..
p. II. Clark, of Evergreen, Ala, are
spending the holidays with their
mother, Mrs. NJ. L. Clark, at Pasca.
gonla.
Joe Sanders, colorcd, who was
tried before Justice A.. Il. Krebs,
Saturday last, on a charge of cutting
Cato James, also colorcd, was acquitt-
cd by a jury.
MIR. John L. Coggins, grocer at
Pascagoula, made all assignment to
his creditors last Monday. Liabili-
ties, S570.7S. Assets, $3.50, Mr.. ii. F.
Krcbs, assignee.
Mr.. Charles E. Chidscy, who was
elected one Of the Justices OF the
Peace, at the last election, will take
possession of his office on the first
Monday ofthis month.
considerable Christmas sprceing
was INDUCED in during the holidays,
A few " ere seen lying in the CUTTERS
and on the streets. The poor unfortu.
mates will drink "red liquor" aud &c,
drunk and down.
The Pascagoula Maritime Asso.
citation will hereafter meet at 2 O'Clock
p. m, at Noy's Hotel on the first
Wednesday Of each month. Business
Of importance will Lc transacted al
their next meeting.
On Christmas night Dp'y. Sheriff
G. D. Moore arrested Willie Spencer,
colored, alias Pensacola Willie and
other aliases, who had committed
murder in Mobile, Ala, in 1887. The
Mobile authorities were advised o.
the capture and dispatched an officer
to this place, who took him back tt
that city last Saturday.
The Board of Supervisors NEE
next Monday for reorganization ant
general business. The following
gentlemen compose the now Board
District No. !, Andrew Altman; Dis
irict No. 2, David Mcdonald Dis
trict No. 3, DR.. j.. X. Mcleod Dis
irct Nod. l.. G. Manuel District No.
3, w. w. Broom. The new Boart
viii compare favorably with former
Boards. Mr.. Andrew Altman Is tn,
only M Of the old Board reelected
Tho Western Combination will
open the Odd Fellows Hall tins Fri
day night and appear in their highl,
enjoyable Speciality Entertainments
which have gained for thcm a roputa
ton of The highest order. Everybod,
should see Mollie Weston IN her new
"Trance act, land tho children will b
delighted with tho Liliputian Family
Frank Weston is too well known to tn
Southern population to nccd any wore
% to what be docs, as he has for man,
years been foremost among the ranl
Of merry fun makers. Let evcrybod,
turn out 10 welcome them.