The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-06-23

r;vps AT Scranton III DIS u. ILL., AiiiNto
at New Orleans at I:20 p. M.
GRO. J. SANTA FnUz. Station Ag't.
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Clean up your premises.
Dog days-look out for mad dogs.
The truth is mighty and will pre-
vail.
The good die young, some one has
said.
Don't cut off more than you can
chew.
The skeleton story at Pascagoula is
amyth.
No dogs at the Presbyterian Church
Sunday.
Mr.. Il. L. Billiard has returned
from Greene county.
Mr.. J. II. Randall, Express Agent.
returned Monday from his two weeks
outing.
The cornet was quite an improve
mcnt to the music Sunday evening in
the Presbyterian church
Hon. Walter McLaurin, one Of the
Railroad Commissioners of this State,
was in town Wednesday,
We regret to hear that Mr.. W. NJ,
Canty, who is in New Orleans under
treatment, is not any better.
Rev. J. 0. Green will preach in the
Baptist Church at Ocean Springs
Sunday at II a. m. and s p. m.
Miss Annie Chanstant atPascagoula,
we are glad to l&tn, Is recovering
from severe spell o. sickness.
Mr.. W. A. White, of Biloxi, a lead
ing attorney Of the Gulf Coast, was
in town Tuesday on legal business.
Mr.. II. G. Dempf and wife, of Evans
vile, Indiana, arrived on Tuesday on
a visit to his mothcr-in-law, Mrs. l.
Randall.
Mr. Ira Ford, accompanied by his
wife, left last week on a visit to his ole
home at Columbia. They will return
in about a week.
Rev. ]. NJ. Pugh will preach at the
Methodist Church on next Sunday at
IL a. M, and at s p. m. Also at Pas
cagoula at 1 p. IN.
Mr.. G. W. Tagcrt, Of Pascogoula
went to Jackson this week to see his
son Charlie, who is in the penitentia
~ for twenty years.
Pearl River News: Mr.. J. Ira Fore
and hi; beautiful young wife, o
Scranton, Miss, are visiting relatives
and friends in our town.
Mr.. Joseph r. Maybury, now of Bill
Oyi, but formerly a citizen of thi
place, was a pleasant caller at tn
DEMOCRAT-STAR Office Friday.
Thos. TIeslin, u. D., Bishop o
Natchcz. arrived here Saturday, nell
services in the Catholic Church Sun
day and left Tuesday for home.
Miss Ellie Gillum. OF Ocean Springs
has returned home at (the City Hote
after several weeks scent in New Oh
leans devoted to the sfrudy of music.
On Monday we received a pleasan
visit from our old and esteemed frient
Mr.. Henry Weston, or Logtowu, Han
COCK county. He is n of the oil
lumber men of the coast.
shubuta Messenger: Mr.. and Mr.
A'C. Ulmer moved to Scranton las
week, and while we regret to pal
win our good citizens we common
'hem to the good graces of the either
OF their new home.
MIS-. j.. G. Hall and children, of Sa
us, Miss, who has been visiting son
months with her sister, Mrs. e.
"er'wether, on Bayou Potasas, lie
saturday for home, accompanied
"r'C.S. Meriweter as far as Grenad;
MI U. 7. Barnes presented the DE,
uo1Ar-STAR Office Friday with a fiji
,"s watermelon from his truck far
!u'O out of town. Mr.. Barnes is
truck farmer who deserves success
""u we think he will succeed.
smoke Crafts Cotton Palace Ciya
constable John Z. Clark is havir
sr asVaeoula street graded in goc
o on'pe' preparatory to putting she
va' lhat done, 1t will be a splend
street. We are glad to see the villa,
ooo%a ,ascagoula putting her streets
l.. MT, George J. Santa Cruz. our non
NJ station Agent, has exchang,
nla .S with his brother John for b
e ch.ue at Grand Bay Sohn is now
md se mere While George is rcstil
Th,. attending the Grand Bay Static
as Will only last about a month.
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