The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-06-08
IOCHL NEWS.

lime came in rather ooo''
,,n natural for some people to lle'
roonle always take to strangers
We don't stop to throw tones "'
avery barking dog
i,oor,nce of some people on
.art bnslness is objectionable.
Mr. ]. Borlcs and family OF New
o.1a.rs are summeringat Pascag 'ula'
ry.Nayor Jos. S%hakespear, OF New
oL.,ns, was a guest at Villa Ada last
week.
Han II. Bloomfield has moved his
..,,dence and Office to the Stemper
mttagc, on Krebs avenue
M Charles Pelacz, Of Biloxi, mas
resumed his position at SHIP Island
quarantine
The next regular meeting of the
paard Of Supervisors is or the first
IOuiu VI up
Monday in July.
The boycott business don't amount
-. raw Of beans. What fools some
people will be.
We understand there was no base
ball game played at the Pom last
Sunday,
Mr.. II. Warner, of Liverpool, Eng,
ia guest of the Cottage by the Sea,
p~ascag0ula.
The spirits Of the dead Indians are
stnI making music by night in the
pascagoula river.
The new cottage of Mr.. Chris. Mel
san on Cedar street is nearing compile
ton.
Dr. Daniel w. Adams, Of New Or.
leans. is spending the summer at Pas
c%agOlla.
Miss Dora Clark, of Pascag0ula, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. Jennie Clark
in New Orleans.
Mr.. JOS. Wells, of P%ascagoula, left
on a two weeks business trip to New
Orleans last Monday.
Capt. Volney Brown has built a new
wharf in front of his residence al
paScagOula.
Scranton State Bank is truly IA hom'
institution. All the stock is nov
owned by citizens of this county.
Mr.. Edward Harrison and famil.
left for Mobile on Thursday, Wher
| they will make their future home.
1t is better to be generous thai
selfish, better to be true than false
better TO be brave than be Il coward.
Mrs. Don Davis has rented the llar
rison building on Delmas avenue
where she will conduct a boardin
house.
Mr.. J. O'Donahoe and family, c
Algicrs, La. are visiting relative
here and at West Pascagoula.
Mr.. e. Gillian, advertising specia'
ist, Of Recdsyille, N. c., Is in tow
working up an advertising ch,rt.
Mrs. Joseph Grimaldi left for Texi
On Monday, accompanied AS far /
New Orleans by Mrs. l.. p. DeJcan.
Mr.. Fred Meade, prominent youn
capitalist of London, England, is ha'
ing a look at our export business.
Mr.. Frank Warren, of Grand Ba
Ala, is clerking at the ship chandler
store of Mr.. G. II. Alley.
Miss Inctta Shoemaker, of Mobil
is spending the summer with the fan
ily of Mr.. NJ. G. Pankey.
Rev. Z. r.. Brclgnd will preach
the Presbyterian church Sunday at
a. m. and 5 p. m. His last sermt
while single.
Mr.. O. A. Stempel, of st. Louis,
here introducing the Stempcl III
Extinguisher. This machine, it
claimed, Is death to fire.
Mr.. T.. T.. Krebs, agent of the NJ
bile brewery, has opened Il new /
house and beer dispensary on X
street, near the railroad.
All are cordially invited to attel
the Catholic Fair at Capt. Jam
Smiths Hall, on June 18th, 18th al
18th. Admission, 10 cents.
ME- ID. Dean and family, Of n,
Orleans, came over on Wednesday
spend the summer at their Pascagou
residence.
We understand that Messrs. Larg
and Chrisman, who claim to be fro
Tennessee and Arkansas are holdi
monthly meetings in the neighb'
mood of Col. Earle's farm and Shil
church, in the western part of ii
county, and have organized a Peopl
party club. They dcnounce the De
ocratic party and the national adm
,s'ratlon and the Republican part
Ne'ther one OF these strangers a
registered in the county and are 1
YAK payers. They organized under {
omaha platform. Truly when I
wicked reign the people mourn.