The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-09-13
LOCHL NEWS.
There are timet~ pen a man would be alone,

One of these times, without a doubt,
Is when he first bestrides
bike, and neighbors all come oat
To see how well he rides.
Work never killed a man.
Robin red breast is here now.
The leaves have begun to turn.
The DAYS are hot and the nights cool.
Odd Fellows Opera House Monday night.
Moonlight boat rides and fish frys continue
undated.
Sweet potatoes are selling here at 80 cents
per bushel.
A musical concert-Odd Fellows Opera
Monday night. q. .4..
Capt. L., 7. Belt pad'st. Louis a business
v'st last wees =. ,.ils ~e s.sssf = SIS -,
Arthur L.. Moore Is the boss fisherman Of
fresh water trout.
% September will 80 on record as an ~extraor-
binary hot month.
Home raised sugar cane can be had at our
stores and fruit stands.
Prof. Marion Hendricks will teach the public
school at Big Point this fall.
NJ. 7. Russell, u leading merchant Of Grand
Bav, Ala, with his family spent Sunday at
Pascagoula. A.
Adults 25 cts. and children 10 cts. is the
price of admission to Odd Fellows Opera House
Monday night.
Mrs. Mary A. Evcritt, Of Newton, is visiting
the family of her brother, 2. X. Mayors, on
pascagoula street.
The pistol did its bloody work Saturday
night on the negro excursion from Moss Point
to West Pascagoula.
Col. G. A. Karwicsc, civil engineer from
Louisville, KY, was in town Thursday and
gave this Office an appreciated call.
Rev. d. 0. Byers will preach in the Presby-
terrain church Sunday at 4 O'Clock p. M. All
are cordially invited to attend.
Popular Geo. W. Wilkes, publisher Of that
%sprightly weekly the Biloxi Herald paid
Scranton a business visit Tuesday.
Capt. Adolph Bouchard, of Mobile, an old
stcamboatman Of Mississippi river fame,
spent a couple Of days here this week.
J. 7. Hall and sister, Miss Theresa Hall, of
New Orleans, are visiting the families of
Messrs. l.. ?. DeJean and Edw. Mitchell.
Rev. DR.. W. T. Beall, of Moss Point, will
preach in the Methodist church next Sunday
at II a. M, and every third Sunday thereaf-
ter.
l.. l.. Dimitry, Of the Crescent City, brother
of our popular lighthouse keeper, R. A.
Dimitry, is spending few days at the light
house by the sea.
The following school trustees were elected at
.P4sGagsula ON Saturday ~lastefor the ensuing
year: W. s. Dodson, A. +. Chastant and W.
A. krebs.
Miss ietta Pollock, an accomplished Young
lady from the Gulf City, spent several days
here recently, the guest Of H. NJ. Plummer's
family.
Capt. Z. V. eager, commodore Of the Crom-
well steamship line, paid n visit to Pascagoula
Sunday and was the guest Of Mrs. J.. W
OConncll.
Mrs. T. D. Dimitry and children, Of New
Onleans, arrived here Sunday and are visiting
The family Of R. A. Dimitry at the Pascagoula
lighthouse.
Deputy U. s. Marshal Edw. Sugden, o
Mississippi City, was a visitor TO Scranton
Monday and paid the DEMOCRATS STAR ofic,
an agreeable call.
Judge Y. T. Champlin, of Biloxi, paid Scran
ton a flying visit On last Monday, and tn,
DsMocRAr-SrAR Office was honored by hi.
genial presence for a short time.
Rev Father Henry O'Grady, Of Mobile, off
GATED at the Catholic church Sunday. Rev
Father c. A. Oliver, the pastor, being absen
attending the funeral Of his mother at Yves
Point.
Mrs. +. Merlet and daughter, Miss Len;
VISITED New Orleans Monday. They %returne,
inc SAINT night accompanied by Mrs. Chas
'o"rthese and three children, who will spen,
awhile here with them.
george j. Santa Cruz, the efficient freigh
agent OF the i. n. at Mobile, returned fror
ms outing at Chaylcbeake Springs, Kv., las
week. lie left for the Gulf City Saturday (
take charge Of his office.
Mr.. S. c. Hollcy, a former citizen Of Van
eeaVe' but now Of Purvis, was a pleasau
ea''er at the DEMoCwAr-SrAR Office last Sat
"ruay IN order to leave q for another year
subscription to the "Old Reliable"
project is being seriously talked about I
''"u a hrst-clsss hotel at the Pascagoul
terminus Of the Moss Point and Pascsgoul
railway with modern improvements for sun
'"er and winter comfort and entertainment.
help out the ladies in their efforts to ..
wi '"e Methodist church organ. The inte
us'n"ent to be given At Odd Fellows Ope,
muse next Monday night is Tor that purpose
'"'y 20 cts. for adults aud 10 cts. for children
Masters John G. and J. B. Buckner, Il
p''R"t Rrandsous Of John +. Clark, ESQ.,,
r'scasou'a, left Cor their home In Yoakur
WAS last week, after a %sojourn Of tv
"o","s enjoying the fishing. boating an
'a'n'ng Of that famous resort.
mere will be a meeting Of the board
aus'ees OF the village of rascsgoula on We
.s's's' 10Th inst, in order to appoint a teac
'or the public school term, beginning N
,s"oer i 1895. Those contemplate applyi,
"e position should send in their apple
rather Henry o'Ghsdb Of Mobile, preach
81 snort but eloquent ( ~eourss- on the duti
christian, At the Catholic church he
sunday morning. His text was tsken Mat
,"'p, 9th, verse -. "sesk -, therefore, 81
Kingdom Of God and His justice shall
added unto YOU"
.ae services Of the Rev. G. l.. Chiffon,