The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-09-07
LOCHL NEWS:

depot .ua ono and our pco-
pearc 50 hapW' ,, no, noen
named YET
The captain of Battery B. is the
missing link.
Nh. town tower and tank has been
minted kinder red'
They aretalking about Incorporating
Bayou Patasas'
The Lutheran school and the Holy
Angels Academy opened last Nonoay'
Nessrs. Mead Bros. are putting 10
new timber planer at the saw NIL
plant.
There is trouble brewing on Dclmas
avenue. Keep your eyes and ears
wide open.
Master James i. Dean, of Pasca-
wula, left for Spring Hi college, Oh
Wednesday.
Rev. F.. T. Breland will preach in
the Presbyterian church Sunday at
II o'clock a. III. and at 8 p. m.
Rev. G. J. Brodcrs and wife, after a
nleasant visit to relatives at ST. Louis,
Mo-, returned last Saturday.
The Scranton Brass Band is about
to throw up the sponge. Their leader
has gone West to grow up with the
country.
The holder OF ticket number 26G is
entitled to the quilt which was do-
mated by Mrs. G. Flanagan for the
garden party.
Mrs. p. j. Blanchard and Misses
Katie Flanagan and Katie Walters
returned from a pleasant visit to New
Orleans last week.
Elder L. N. Brock is assisting in a
protractcd meeting in Biloxi, and
there will be no services at the Bap-
list church Sunday morning.
Mr.. J. Ira Ford left Pass Christian
Tuesday morning for Marion county,
called thithcr to the bedside OF his
father, who is very ILL.
Mr.. G. II. Alley left on Thursday
for Prince George county, Virginia,
on IA visit to his old home. He will
be absent three weeks.
Mr.. Eugene Mchlingcr, connected
with the house OF L. Hand T. Co.,
Mobile, was a welcome caller at the
DEMoCRAT-STAR Office Monday.
Miss Alice Rourke will open her
private school on October lst. Miss
Rourke is one OF our progressive
teachers and well deserves patronage.
Mr.. ]. A. Miller and son Roy left
for Langsville, Ohio, last Sunday.
Mr.. Miller will spend a month with
relatives and Roy will be left at col.
lcgc.
Mr.. c. Bosarge, who moved to Bill
0xi several months ago with his family
has moved back here again, to stay
as he says he can't stand the Biloxi
bacon.
Mr.. Ed. Mitchell, a promincn'
stevcdorco of this place, returned hom'
this week from an extensive plcasur,
tour through Canada and the Eas
looking the picture of health.
Elder W. +. Marlborough will preacl
at P%ascagoula Sunday at $3.50 p. m. i,
the Baptist church at Scranton a
$50 p. m. All are cordially invite
to attend.
Mr.. Jesse Parker, Of Indian Creek
arrived Tuesday with Il drove OF fine
fat beef cattle for Mayor Altman, til
butcher. jesse never brings any lea.
beef to this market.
Unless the debt is uquidated on tn
public school house OF Scranton
will be sold. The debt is about S}0(
Will our citizens stand idly by and sc
the property sacrificed?
Mrs. e. B. Blackwell, acompanic
by MIR. Westley Terry, returned frol
her summer outing near Selma, Ala
much improved in health, liavin
gained twenty pounds.
Scranton was almost deserted Tue
day. A large number OF our either
went down to the Congressional Coz
, vention ut Pass Christian on the sp'
cial train. Scranton could have bee
taken Tuesday without the firing Of
gun.
Last week Constable WIN. Gal
Paker, Of Vanclcave, brought dow
WV negroes named John ar
sam Flowers, convicted of tlghtin'
and lodged them in the county jai
rms makes a total Of fifteen cOl0rt
and one white IN Jail.
Last Sunday Master Albert, IL
bright little 0 of our high
esteemed fellow citizen, Capt. S.
thompson, reached his 18th yes
upon which occasion he rendered
reception to his school mates and al
Wthe crew OF the race boat Tease
which won a prize at the recent
gatta at Pass Christian.
we are indebted TO Mrs. n. A. Dil
'Ny, ut the light house ut the m0u
OF the Pascasgonla river for thr
tomatoes Of the trophy variety, viii
weighed three pounds and were I
most luscious VIC have tasted Il
ecason. These tomatoes were rails