The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-09-21
TOCHL NEWS.

Can't. Chas. Boster closed MS hotei
far the summer this week.
The sugar cane is on sale in town.
III, small boys are now happy.
uy Ed Chase paid a visit to his
ham. at New Orleans, this week.
Mr.. a. II. Rolls has had the interior
If his saloon at Pascagoula, painted.
Miss Belle Ward, of New Orleans,
!. visiting Mrs. Il. ID. Dean. at Pas
c%lgoula.
urssrs. C. J. Jacobson and Robert
westerbcrg paid Il visit to Basin, last
Sunday,
Mr.. Albert Bradford. Of Pascagoula,
i,in charge of the Cottage by the Sea
hotel and bar.
MAYOR NJ. C. Altman is visiting his
brothcr, Mr.. 4. \. Altman, at Cross
Roads, this week.
Rev. Father G. A. Oliver left Sun
day for New Orleans. lie will return
home saturday.
Marshal B. +. Browne is having
KreDs Avenue Shclled and the cross
ings newly planked.
Miss A. S. Dclmas has opened a
miyatrschpol at her sisters residence,
Mrs. A. L.. Davies.
Col. James b. Mcltac, of Nancleavc,
was in town last Saturday, looking
the picture Of health.
Mr.. Dan, NJ. Mayors, of Biloxi,
visited Moss Point and Scranton
Tuesday on insurance business.
Mr.. ?. +. Godfrey and Miss Emily
Cox. of Mobile, are visiting the family
of DR.. W, A. Cox, ON Delmas Avenue.
Mr.. win II. Nix, accompanied by
his sister, Miss Nora, paid il
visit to friend, in New Orleans, last
week.
Col. Il, W. Morrill,, of Biloxi, was in
toSn Tuesday on insurance business,
and gave the DEMOCKAT-STAR Office
4 call.
Miss Matte Hamilton, of Grand
Bay, Ala, spent a pleasant week with
her cousin, Miss Winnie Davis, on
DclmaS Avenue.
Our orange crop is not large in
this Scctinn-twO much lain. The
oranges are bursting open and falling
oil the trees.
Mrs. E. g. Raby, Of portcrsville,
Ala, is visiting the family of her
brother, Mr.. j. II. Laurendinc, ON
LAUREL street.
Mr.. b. w. Taylor has moved his
household effects from the "Nilla
Ada property To his future home In
New Orleans.
Mrs. Saral, Rolls, of Mobile, paid a
pleasant visit of Il day to her son and
daughter, Mr.. james IL. Rolls and
Mrs. Don Davis, this week.
On account Of the warm weather our
shippers of oysters are late COM
moncing this season. Next month
the business will be lively.
Mr.. II. G. Dcmpf, IA prominent rail.
road man of Evansville, Indiana, and
former station agent here, is visiting
his family, who are guests of Hon. W
NJ. Denny.
Mrs. Minnie Fay0urite and little
son Harry, of Pensacola, Fla, after
Spending three weeks pleasantly with
the family of Mrs. +. ID. Rutcr, on
lascaeoula street, left for home on
Tuesday last.
Mr.. John Toollcy has opened IA ton.
sorial parlor at Pascagoula in the
building formerly occupied by Capt,
VIM. George and known as the Pasca.
gonla Exchange.
The prima ~ election for Clerk Of
The Courts knocks out the ring bust.
ness 1t is decidedly the fairest and
"st way to select a suitable person
" present to the Governor for ap
Wlntmcnt.
MISS Florence Canty returned homt
'ast Saturday, having closed her
SCHOOL at Fontaineblcau. She pre-.
'el'ed us with one of the largest
ne'Hcr pears we have seen. She hat
"eol thesame variety which togethcl
weighed six and II half pounds.
MISS Norma Laurendinc has jus,
''Vurhed from a teachers eXamina
.Ou III Mobile, where she passed 0
'e'y successful examination, and viii
aa'e Oh The 10Th inst, to assume he
aa''es us principal of the large schoo
"A''antown, Ala, October LIST.
A.s o'clock last Tuesday mornin.
PARKS from "A furnace set lire to Tn,
r Vr VI t'e machine shop OF Mr.. Ton,
!. ''''l, on Cedar street. The blaz,
s% %eStlnguishcd before any damog,
~ uoac. Scranton Fire Co., No. |
. ~pndcd promptly, but their service.
we're not Needed.
~, .@ne OF the candidates for Clerk o
,,v O"''S are out In the back coun
n. 'ec'lonecring with the dear pco
iAo Better announce your names /,
ihs pISocRAT-SrAR II you want al
, NY pemocratlc voters OF Jackso,
h, , ,Sy 10 know you arc in dead earncs.