The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-30
Our town has been quite lively Thu
week.

Our town has been quite lively this
week.
Mr.. r. d. Smith has gone to Mobile
To work.
Nearly all the saw mills are running
regular now.
Fresh vegetables continue plentiful
and cheap.
Sweet potatoes are plentiful at so
cen Is a busllel.
great many strangers were here
this week attending court.
Our merchants have commenced to
receive their holiday goods.
Mr.. G. A. Stcmpcr has had a neat
sign painted on his jcwclry store.
Mr.. G. p. Hoffman, stcnographer,
j, present and on duty in the o TT.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Nelson paid
New Orleans Il business visit this
week.
Yesterday hcing Il legal holiday. the
custom house at PascagOula was
closed.
Collector Dahlgrcn, Of the Pearl
River District, was here on. business
Monday.
Miss Francis Clark, Of Whistler,
Ala. is visiting the family of Mr.. Z.
II. Alley.
II. Strmisc g. Go. have closed up
their store in Scranton and returned
to Mobile.
A light FROST was reported Monday
morning. 1t was only visible to the
early risers.
business in real estate Is improving.
which is a good sign that times are
getting better.
Mr.. G. NJ. Luce, is attending court
this week. Tic is accompanied by his
wife and child.
Prayer meeting at the Baptist
church every Wednesday night. Ev-
erybody invited.
DIR. E. A. Portis, OF Vanclcavc, was
q pleasant caller at the DEMOCRAT-
STAR Ofice Tuesday.
Mr.. Chas. Boster, now OF New Or
leans, paid a short visit to his home
PascagOnla this week.
To-day is the last day that you can
register for the town election. Don't
neglect this important duty.
Three opera troupes, one ball and d
big circus are the attractions bOOked
for Scranton so far for next month.
Mrs. L. T. Belt, after an absence OF
several weeks visiting her sous at
New Iberia, La, returned home Sat-
nrday.
Mr.. G. w. Wilkes, of the Biloxi
Herald, was here Tuesday on business
lie says everything is booming down
his way.
Mr.. Thomas r. Friar, the clever
and efficient postmaster Of Ocear
Springs. gays us a pleasant cal
Wednesday.
Mr.. Quint Orr, who accidental,
shot him elf In the leg last week, has
so far recovered aS to be able to be Oul
on crutclies.
Mr.. ]. II. Robinson has opened
neat barber shop in the Lindingel
house, corner Krebs avenue and Pas
cagoula street. ~
We can do anything IN the Jot
Printing line from u visiting card {,
a 2ix3B inch poster. Give US d cal
and we will please you.
Mrs. l. G. Davis, mother-in-law o
Mrs. DON Davis, Of this place, died II
Mobile on Tuesday, November 70, o
pneumonia. She was buried ut Gran,
Bay, Ala, On Wednesday.
Mr.. Rob. Seymour, OF Plaquemine
La, was here this week ATTENDING
court. lie says the colony that wen
from here to that place Is doing well
n there Is room for more.
Col. James B. McRae, of Blu
creek, was In attendance on Circui
Court Tuesday and paid bis respect
the DEMOCRAT-STAR Office. He
as happy ~ the days are long.
A good many OF our friends frol
Ile country paid us pleasant visit
wnne here attending court, and lei
ene necessary cash tn have the DES
o~cRAT-STAR visit them another yea
MI, VIM. M. Morrison, Of Pasc,
goula, left with his family last Frida
LOT New Orleans. Mr.. Morrison Is a
work on onesOf the railroads enterlr
view Orleans, and may reside thel
permanently.
IN Mayor Krebs' court at PascagOu'
,ast Friday Jos. Bartella, (cOl.l W;
nuGo vi0 and costs for being drur
ama ~disorderly. Mayor Krebs bcIr
sask' Justice Chidscy, Vf. this plac
"as called on " preside.