The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-07-12

Mrs. r. E.. Vail, of Codcn, Ala, is visiting
relatives here this week.
Mrs. NJ. A. Recder, of Mobile, is visiting her
sister, Mrs. ?. X. Mayors.
Quite a number of our people will attend the
Seashore camp meeting Sunday.
The basket meeting of the A. NJ. Z. Zion
church Sunday was Il success in every partic-
ular.
Mr.. Leon Troyler, of New Orleans purchased
one of the Gulchard lots at Pascagoula this
week.
New bicycles are coming in almost every
day. Our devil will have onc soon "madc for
two.'
On and after this date the Sunday morning
train on the NJ. p P. R. r, will be discon-
tinued.
Misses Emily and Minnie Randall, of New
Orleans are visiting their sister, W Nj. Denny
on Pascagoula river.
Capt. Harry Moore, the genial overseer of
the steamer Black Warrior spent several days
IN MoDlle last week.
Miss A.. Usher, of Louisville, Ky, an ac-
complished teacher is visiting her sister, Mrs.
l.. U. Dodson at P%ascagoula.
For frst-class job printing of every descrip-
ton send your orders to the DEMocRAr-STAR
office. Prices very reasonable.
Capt. c.. s. Johnson and Harry Andrews,
Esq, OF Pascagoula, paid a business visit to
the Gulf City the first of the week,
Some of the voters of this place were like
Trotter's witness. They stood mute IN the
canvass, but voted all right at the election.
The DEMocRAr-STAR is up to date in the
execution of job printing. Everything in that
line turned out is Grst-class in every p%articu-
lar.
Miss Mary Coggins, after a pleasant visit to
friends at Vancleave returned home Sunday
last accompanied by Miss Laura Martin, of
that place.
Mr.. Geo. Delius, Ex-Governor of Green
wood Island, but now of Grand Bay, Ala,
was in town this week with a large lot of wa
termelons, and left a large one at this office.
Mr.. VIM. Martin, one of the oldest and
most enierprising merchants of Vancleave
was here Monday attending to business and
taking in the election news from the county.
The job printing done ut the DEMOCRAT
STAN Is as fine and artistic as can be had in
any of the Southern cities. These are cold
facts. Try us!
The John Albert Cornet band, Of Moss
Point, serenaded The Democrat Star office on
Saturday of last week with sweet music.
After the sercnade the members cheercd three
times for the "Old Reliable"
Misses Edwina and Ruth Krebs, who have
been visiting Mrs. G. Tracey at Mobile, re-
turned home on Tuesday, accompanied by Mrs.
Z. Tracey, who will spend the ummer here, the
guest Of Mr.. A. f. Krebs aud family.
F Recent arriy ais at the Cottage by the Sea
~Pascagoula Messrs. Jules j. Mouton, Louis
V. Liable, st Mrrtinsville, Ia; +. Pfster, B.
NJ. Wilzen, New Orleans +. Foorhies, New
iberia, La.
Summering at Mrs. J. d. Delmas' on the
| Pascagoula river are Mrs. +. l.. Goldthwaite,
Miss Delphine Goldthwaite, Master Frank
+ Goldthwaite, Miss Celestine Soniat, and Mr..
and Mrs. Fl. N. Gautier, all OF New Orleans.
, There seems good prospects Of a genuine
. "boom" for Psscsgoula soon. This delight
full summer resort is FAST coming to the front,
several newcomers having already located and
established homes.
Mr.. L. R. Rohr, Of Amherst, n. s., a prac-
r tical iron worker and blacksmith on invita-
tion Of his sister, Mrs. s. A. Dutch, arrived
a at Pascaaoula this week, where y will open a
machine shop. Mr.. Rohr is q well-informed
gentleman, and is thoroughly acquainted
c with his trade, aud We think work entrusted to
him will be properly attended to.