The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-09-11
GOiNC WEST

IllS Is Tue SehbOH iUT uuteTtISluK.
The mousquitos are not all dead yet.
Fire in Scranton Friday and no water.
The potato crop is good in this section.
Nothing here draws like q base ball game.
Frost is predicted at the close Of this month.
The straw hat will have to 20 ere many
days.
Sugar cane has made its appearance in our
shops.
DR.. W. r. Keli has had his residence taste.
fully painted.
Mr.. Charles Friar, Of Biloxi was a visitor to
P~ascagoula Sunday.
The town boiler is still lying near the dry
tank being eaten By rast.
Mrs. R. A.. Dimitry visited New Orleans on
family business this week.
10 wet weather the middle of our streets are
better than the sidewalks.
W. p. Roberts has succeeded Master Albert
Thompson as town lsmplighter.
Monday, Labor Day, was observed by the
Postofice and Scranton State Bank.
Assessor Willie p. Ramsay was here at-
tending the Board Of Supervisors Monday.
Mr.. Ed NJ. Taylor, deputy sheriff from Van
eleave was here Monday on legal business.
Col. Jumes B. McRac, of vancleave was IN
town Monday looking in his usual robust
health.
II is about time our citizens were preparing
for the coming wiuter BY ordering their sup.
ply of focal.
Mr.. J. O'Donohoe and family, of Algiers,
La, are visiting relatives here and at West
Pascagoula.
Rev. Alex Scarborough, formerly Of Harrison
but now of this county, was in town Monday
on business.
Mr.. G. NJ. Luce, Of Basin was in town Mon
day on business. We regret to hear of Mrs.
Luce's illness.
Mr.. D. A. Galloway, of Hurley was here in
attendance on the Board of Supervisors Mon
day and Tuesday.
Some of our colored Republican citizens
have declared their intention of voting for
Bryan and Sewall.
Mr.. Ed Mitchell and family and Miss Fash
McKibbin returned home Saturday from an
extended Northern tonr.
Miss Carrie Thrower, a popular young lady
OF Mobile, is visitlng her uncle, Mr.. NJ. v. B.
Casey, on Krebs Avenue.
Master Albert Thompson left Sunday for
Starkville, where he will enter the A. 4 N.
College for the school session.
On Thursday. August 9th, Mr.. and Mrs.
AID. Saucier, Of P~ascsgoula were made happy
by the advent Of q 6ne boy baby.
Mr.. d.. Mcdonald, Of Hurley, ex-member Of
tue Board Of Supervisors, was in attendance
on the Board Of Supervisors Monday.
Last Saturday Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F.
Seymour were made happy by the advent Of a
io'pound bouncing boy their first born.
Misses Lizzie Hoffman, and TillAe McElroy,
charming young ladies Of The Gulf City are
visiting Pascasoula, the guests Of Mrs. All.
OLSON.
M. T. I. Stone, representing Nessrs. F.F.
hanseh / Bro, the weli-know, New Orleans
booksellers. paid our town 4 hsainess visit
Friday last.
Marshal Geo. n. Tardy, the efficient tax
collector Of Ocean Springs was in town last
monday and Tuesday, copying the assessment
rolls for his town.
Inc large tbree-mastsd schooner Henrietta
y Powell was taken from the water Monday
%' : general OVERLAPPING at Capt. George
frentz's ship yard.
inc EDITORS sanctuhh has been honored this
seek by the presence NJ some beautiful and
accomplished young ladies' and mAtrous from
new Orleans, Mobile and Scranton.
Owing to the absence Of Rev. @. W. HUFF
sn MI bis appointment At the n. E. church,
scranton, at u a. m. and 7A5 p. M.
W. T. BRALL.
M =. ". Campbell, Of the vickaburg
v0mmercisl. Herald was IN attendance on the
n0srd Of Supervisors Monday and gave the
ol~aocRAs-SfAR ONCE 4 call. He represents
dtion.
~. ". R. Chambers. d Champaign, rlli-
s0'.. was here several days this week pros-
r.e""s With : view Of locating Il practice the
NV. ne couss highly recommended % .
ability.
Assser valsin DeJean, ths bright young
90 u our fellow towusman, Nj. L. r. DsJsan.
s's Sunday Tor Rock Hin College. MARYLAND,
%Na' joined At Mobile BY Muster Jimmis
.'sssn' who xltt also enter ths same lnst,-