The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-01-26

Acold wave struck US Wednesday
night.
The editor has English peas ready
to stick.
The grip is with us yet. No deaths,
however.
Several dogs attended services at
the Lutheran church Sunday.
Mr.. ]. Broders, OF New Orleans,
spent Sunday with relatives here,
six year old boy was seen on our
streets the other day smoking a ciga-
rette.
Mr. ". A. White, d leading lawyer
o, Biloxi, was in town this week on
legal business.
Some people can't appreciate a good
thing when they sec 1t. They are not
built that way.
Stand by your local paper. Give 1t
all the advertising and job Printing
you may control.
Mrs. Chas. Branahla and children, OF
st. Louis, No., are visitors at the
Lutheran parsonage.
Don't forget to attend the Sunday
School convention at the Presbyterian
church next Sunday at 5 O'clUpk p. m.
Hon. A. NJ. Dalhgren, collector Of
this port. was here Saturday on bust
ness connected with the Pascagouln
Office.
Miss Hattie Allen, a charming
young lady Of Fountainbleau, is visit
ing her sister, Mrs. Chas. E. Chitscy.
Rev. Father victor Bally, OF Pass
Christian, paid a visit to Father c. A.
Oliver here last Wednesday.
Mr.. E, II. Carroll and wife, OF Aledo,
ILL.,, are here prospecting. They are
delighted with our mild and glorious
climate.
Mr.. John Nelson, OF New Orleans
came home last Sunday. to attend the
dedication OF the Lutheran churcl
and returned Monday.
Capt. c, r. Irving was unanimously
elected elder at the meeting Of tn,
members OF the Presbyterian churcl
last Sunday.
The DEMOCRAT-STAR Job Office has
been crowded with orders for J0l
printing for several weeks. Fin
work and quick delivery is our motto
Mr.. j. II. Randall, express agent
returned to his post Of duty last Sat
urday, lie was in Nashville Mt tn
funeral OF his mother, who died tw'
weeks ago.
Messrs. Halleck Orsland, OF Detroit
Mich, and James Cotter, OF Winsol
Ont, were here last Tuesday lookin,
for property investments.
Those who have their Job Printin
done away from home evidently fee
no interest in keeping up home inst
%tutions. or course they don't cxpeC
home people to support them. 1t is
poor rule that won't work both way
Last Friday the members OF til
popular Un0 Club held a delight,
meeting at the residence Of Mr. Chri
Nelson. There were a number Of vi
itors present and four applications Il
menu nip received.
Last Monday Mr.. Joe Pol acciden
ally cut his right knee with S hatche
while repairing a dwelling on Krc'
avenue, the property Of Mr.. G. .
Stemper. He is confined to his bed,
on Thursday. January IL, 1904,
The residence of the brides parent
Mt, and Mrs. Chas. Holland, nc
West Pascagoula, by Mr.. Ellis Ov'
street, J. p, Mr.. Arthur Danley al
Miss Elizabeth Holland were unit
IN matrimony.
~ does seem to us that some Of t
%ue'lnquent subscribers to the Den
.8AT'STAR do really think the paI
y Just run for fun-glOry. Becal
'ney never make the editors he;
s,ad by handing In a few dolla
Tears and years come and pass aw,
sna These patrons never contrib,
v%ough cash to buy oil to grease
press. Is this right, friends?
inc concert Of Heywood's Celel
ues Monday and Tuesday nights
. u, Opera House were we'll attend
h 1ne nrst night the audience was laI
Ala ."e oehavi0r Ut some '
~ not seem to appreciate the |
,u'aancc OF this truly celebrated G,
Ss"y. The music and reading v
e"naps' too high toned for til,
S aan. cork, clog dancing and leg 81
, nuu'a suit their tastes better.
losss OF our best citizens who
~, ".s's Of good music were dellgh
~. saarmed with the entertain,
mN second night the crowd was
ci,,,a N.Y. put more select and up,
was , ee, Tue program through
callvy" enthusiastically received and