The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-06-22

'O n" "O ~ G. Mayo left for Brewton'
Ala, Monday. or,o,rs
spent Sunday here ,,.,.. ho,
'p Miss Minnie Davis is visiting her
,nnd,prrcnts in Mobile o.
s' W" Louis sarrazln paid a flying
,t.;t 70 New Orleans last week.
harm to Mr.. and Mrs. o. G. Elland
~, tuesday, June u, 1884, a girl.
Misses Laura and Florence A Imam
visited New Orleans on Tuesday,
our collector is thinking of getting
ricvclc and a gun to use in his bust
Mrs. Hattie Witt, of Fort Bayou,
sOeut several days here, the guest OF
Mrs, NJ. Beck.
Mrs. Susan NJ. Gerard, of Bayou
rodpn, Ala., is on a visit to her son
and daughter.
Mr.. WHIT. Nix has added a 20 foot
addition TO his store building on Pas
cagoula street,
Those young who were flirting
with the handsome baggage master
had better look out.
Iudre Chidsey's docket is crowded
for Saturday, 23d inst. 1t is getting
lively in court circles.
Captains VIM. George and j. Z. Fox
have built new bath houses in front
of their respective homes at Pasca-
goula.
Mr.. Chas. S. Adams, accompanied
by his daughter, Miss EthelS 5. Adams,
of New Orleans, are stopping at Pas
c%agoula.
Col L. W. Morrill,, of Biloxi, general
insurance agent, was at Pascag0ula
last week settling the loss of the ii.
7. Krcbs fire.
Now is the time to have your pict-
ure taken. Call at the photograph
gallery on Pascagoula street near Odd
Fellows Hall.
Mr., Samuel II. Dickin, of Spring
Hill, Ala, was in town Tuesday. lie
is now building IA residence for his
family in Mobile.
Miss Natalie Vennemann and Miss
Eulalie De Buys, Of New Orleans,
visited the Convent of Perpetual Ado
ration this week.
On Wednesday, June 9th, the exhi'
ton for the pupils of the Convent OF
Perpetual alteration will take place al
the school house.
Some necessary houses are rather
too conspicuous in this town. They
may be declared by law Il nuisance
some of these days.
Mrs. Emily Frederic, one of GU
Oldest inhabitants, now in her eight
eth year, is confined to her bed will
no hope of recovery.
Capt. Martin Freeman, the veteran
light house keeper at Horn Island il
ashore, stopping with his daughter
Mrs. All. OLSON, at Pascagoula.
Miss Bella Smith, accompanied b.
hcrlfather, Capt. II. ID. Smith, left 70
New Orleans last week, where sh
will be placed under medical treat
mcnt.
Rev. e. T. IRELAND will preach i
the Presbyterian church Sunday a
Ii o'clock IL. m. and at p. m. Ais
at %pascagoula at 4 p. m. All cordiali
invited.
Miss Florence Morrow has opene
a photograph gallery next door to TIL
Odd Fellows's Hall. Give her you
patronage. She is deserving and
good artist.
Deputy Sheriff G. d. Moore ha
been laid up sick for several weeks
but we are glad to see him out agar
lie looks rather light, having los
twenty-five pounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Demony, {
Bayou Casotte, were made the hapr
parents of a fine boy baby last weel
Grandpa G. G. Clayton was all smile
during his visit to town.
Those of our citizens who have ne
paid the amounts subscribed to tt
town night Waterman fund are r
.quested to call on Capt. S. r.. Thorn.
son, treasurer, and settle.
The bans of matrimony were pu
llsl'ed last Sunday for the nuptials
Mr.. Aren't Larsen and Miss Malvir
krebs. The happy event takes pla'
wednesday, 9th inst.
Prof. J. +. Sellers, formerly of eli
ION College, but now Of Mercer Ur
'erslty, Macon, Ga, gave us a ca
Monday morning. He is spending Il
summer at Grand Bay, Ala, with h
family.
Mr. James Shepperd, aged 50 yeal
uled at the home OF his son-in.la
mr. Vincent Peryes, at IL m. Sat,
oay' His remains were buried Su
uay afternoon in Grants cemetel
i%aScagoula, Rev. G. d. Cook offici,
Ing.
Master Charles Johnson entertain
"s young friends last Sunday. T
o'caSlon icing his birthday anniv'
vary and the christening OF his ba
,'ster' who was named Theresa,
hoh0r OF Mrs. Thrrpsn Cuutior l