The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-11-03
pu,ines, is improving.

Scranton nee Is ii good timer.
THE Lecontc pears arc in bloom
Christmas turkeys are roosting high.
Mr.. J. T. Kilby is very i'll.
Nov subscribers to the DEMOCRAT
STAR every Gay,
Mr. ". \. Patterson. who has been
mite i'll, is sonm1getter.
Regular meeting of the Board OF
Supervisors next Monday.
They say they are hiding out. Lis
ton for the wedding bells soon.
Miss Lucy Gerard, Of Coden, Ala,
was in town Sunday and Monday.
Or. Samuc! II. IIodgson moved on
Tueslay to the Blanchard cottage on
Krebs Avenue.
Mrs. W. J. Kinney, Of Meridian. is
visiting her sister, Mrs. }. Gamaldi,
GA CAVITY street.
Several parties have complained to
usof the impossible condition of the
river road leading to CharpiauX point.
Misses Adele and Malyinia Sarrazin
are visiting their sister Mrs. A. ID.
krebs, on the PascagOula river.
Rev. j.. f. Bynum will preach in
the Baptist Church Wednesday night
next at 7:l5. All arc cordially invited
tn attend.
Miss C0rInnc Wolf, Of Pascagoula.
left for New Orleans Tuesday, where
She will spend some time with rcla-
tiycs.
The Baptist Sunday School will
elect OH :erS for the ensuing year,
next Sunday. All members request
ri to be present.
Tie Latte. iDav Saints Church on
Bayou Casotc4 was blown down by
The late storm. No move as yet to
rebuild the house.
Sheriff Frank II. Lewis returned
Monday from tax gathering in the
county, He reports short collections
on account of the hard times.
Mrs, L. W. O'Conaoll, of Pascagou-
la, will have the work Of rebuilding
the brCakYator in front of her resi-
Gencc commenced at once.
Col. Chas. Aubry Williams, who has
been the guest Of Mr.. Il. \. Dlmitry
for several weeks, returned to his
home in New Orleans last week.
ON Sunday last Emile A., infant
son Of Sir. and Mrs. Ed. +. Hudson,
died at their home on Krcbs' avenue.
and was buried the next day in krebS
cemetery.
Last night the liquor license Of the
Shippers Exchange, Capt. James
Smith. proprietor. expired. This
leaves only three saloons in town.
We learn that Mr.. VIM. Cunning
ham died Friday night last, at hi
residence at Big Point. in this coun
ty. Tie was all old and respected cit
izen of this county.
A grand anniversary ball will b'
given in the Odd Fellows Hall OF
Tuesday evening Nov. 18th, under TIL
auspices of Mississippi Lodge No. s.
X. of p. Admission 50 cents ladie
free.
WANrED-ndumb boy to work il
the DEMoCRAT-STAR Office two day
in the week, Tuesdays and Thurs
days. lie must be an intelligent. il
duStrious boy, about II years old. n
objection to a mullet eater.
The feast of All Saints Day was oil
served here on Wednesday. At III
Catholic Church both masses wei
said as on Sunday, and the graz
yards were blessed the same evenin
"A beautiful ceremony when fires
flowers refreshed the memories Of Il
living for the dead"
Now is the time to plant Ion
snowy, well-displayed advertisement
in your home paper, the old reliab
DEMoCRAT-STAR. that is read by G
ery.body that is anybody. The +;
trade has about opened. Mercha n
and business men, do you see t
point?
Mr.. W L. May, formerly Of t
Coast Beacon, was a caller at &
DEMocRAT-STAR Office Monday.
mas purchased the entire outfit Of t
Ocean Springs Leader and moved
10 Pass Christian. where lie, with \
~ X. Thornton, will issue on the 8
INST, a seven column weekly newsl
per to be called the News. We wi
The new venture success.
Tie Baymcn's Benevolent and p
.ectlve Association was rc-organis
last week. The following officers W,
elected for the ensuing year: Oh
DaVls, president, J. J. Clark. Vi
president, As'-y Bradford, secreta
j. A, Miller y~.,,,,aot,l soorot,rv .
noot. Cline, doorkeepcr. A conn
zee OF live was appointed to exam
,ne charter. The next regular mt
.ns VIII take place at their hall NJ