The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-11-24
Our streets need repairing
Scranton has dirty sidewalks.

ScrluJOu lids Uitul
Tramps are here in great variety.
ar +. J. johnson has been quite
sick.
Circuit Court opens here next Mon
day. 1
thanksgiving ssirkeys are tremb-
ling in their boots.
PERHAPS it may take place when
January winds begin to blow.
II YOU want to increase your town
taxes, vote for the water works.
Mr.. Jackson Murray, OF Orange
Grove. was in town on Monday.
Mr.. j.. A. Miller spent several days
this week on his farm at Basin.
About one hundred yards Of chit
things is enough for II person a day.
Mrs. J. 1. Ford and Mrs. II. NJ.
plummer visited Mobile on Monday.
Thanksgiving turkeys a~res'hS'hS ~"
and roasting high.
The dockets are not very heavy, and
It is thought Court will only last one
week.
The FarnswOrth Lumber Co.'S mill
Is shut down for lack OF storage
room.
Mrs. Louis p. DeJean and mother,
Mrs. Peter Blanchard, are visiting
New Orleans.
Miss Ida Smith, a charming young
lady Of Pass Christian, is visiting the
Misses bowman.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. NJ. CAVITY visited
New Orleans last week to purchase
chr'st"as sH92 H.
Messrs. J.N well. of Vancleavc,
and C.. C. OrreN, 81 Americas, were In
town on Tuesday.
Aspecial L. & n. train carrying five
car l0a Of race horses passed here
Monday evening.
Mrs. John II. Santa Cruz, Of Grand
Bay, Ala, visited her mother, Mrs.
II. L. Pol this week.
Mr.. Willie A. Krebs, of Pascagoula,
while duck hunting on Grand Bat
turc killed nine wild geese.
Mr.. a.. Vennemann,o OF New Orleans,
paid a visit to his daughters at the
Convent on Sunday last.
Rev. r. L. McNcece will preach In
the baptist Church Sunday night at
Ills. All cordially invited.
All officers Of The county are rcqulr-
ed by law To be present Monday when
Judge Tcrral charges the grand jury.
Our country friends who attend
court next week will please not forget
TO call at the DEMoCRAT-STAR Office.
During the wind and rain Monday
night the signs Of the Scranton State
Bank and DIR. w. Saucier blew down.
DR.. w. A. Cox and son Henry at
tended the wedding OF his brother
Walter NJ. last Tuesday in New Or.
leans.
The question Of water works or nc
water works Is agitatins the tax pay
crs of Scranton. We will see wha'
w will see.
Rev. FathoG.M. ]. Farrelly, Of st
Johns Church., New Orleans and Fla
ther Victor Bally were guests o
Father c. A. Oliver last week.
Capt. Volncy Brown, Of Pascagoula
is certainly an enterprlsing citizen
judging by the way he has beautiae'
his home at that lovely resort.
Perhaps Judge Tcrral will call tn
attention Of the grand Jury to tn
manner In which the taxpayers mon
ey Of the town Is handled.
We are requested to state tina
Square" Bullard shaved of his mus
tachc Tuesday night last. He expect
next season to be u better crop yea
P~ascagoula is an attractive winte
resort. Northern visitors will fin
comfort and pleasure by a sojourn 0
the pascagoula Hotel or the Cottap
by the Sea.
Rev. J. NJ. Pugh will preach in t.
Presbyterian Church on next Sunda
ALTA. m. and ut I p. n. Also
East Pascagoula ut 3 p. m. All al
cordially invited to attend.
Services at 1880 Sunday morning
Lutheran School-house, as Rev. c.
nroders has been requested to deliy'
an'oration for the Alabama COME
ence converting At Mobile.
Last Monday Nick Larson accIdc
s'ly cut his right thumb OF In ma
'pulating a saw at G. L. Luce's blac
smith shop. The wound was dress
Oy Dr. w. r., Kel.
On ThursdA cGic ootll inst, a mi
suefade ball WIN be given Ut odd II
y Hall, under the auspices Of
.rIse coterie Of Scranton gentlerAe