The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-19

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Some of our lawyers are seen on the bike.
Delmas avenue is the Broadway Of Scranton.
Much-needed rain came Thursday morning.
Paint aud whitewash cover a multitude Of
faults.
Mrs. c. Nelson left Wednesday on a visit to
New Orleans.
Some people would not be happy if they had
the entire earth.
Mrs. L. p. De Jean visited friends in
New Orleans this week.
Mr.. Fred Staples, Of Hillsdale, Mss, was on
a business visit here Tuesday.
The notorious ''soiled dove" paid out Of Jail.
She is at large again.
Miss Lilly Kay left Wednesday for Whis-
tier, Ala, to visit friends.
Thanks to G. R. Reneick for the first
peaches from his orchard.
Our people don't patron,ze monkey shows
much in the summer
Rev. G. W. Huff is conducting a protracted
| meeting at Pascagoula this week.
The shipment of fish from here by the barrel
| continues if the weather is warm.
Our hotels and boarding houses are not
| crowded with summer bOarders get.
Ice has ceased to be a luxury; it is now a
necessity, and Scranton has plenty Of It.
Have your job printing done at the DEMO
cRAr.SrAR office.
Mr.. II. s. Rourke and family, tor a weeks
outing, have gone into camp al Grand Bay,
| Ala.
Mr.. Thos. Coleman and family, formerly of
Fer; Gaines, Ga, have established their home
at P~ascagoula.
The "Mysterious Music" of the Pascagoula
river is heard these beautiful moonlight nights
near the lighthouse.
The New Orleans Sunday excursion train
has been discontinued. See notice in another
column.
Our citizens ought to do all they can to
bring the Mobile accommodation train to
Scranton.
Justice Chidsey and Mayor Altman have
had considerable business before them this
week.
4 Mr. Frank Dabney, a leading lawyer of Bay
st. Louis, with his wife, is sojourning at Pas
cagoula. They are guests of the Cottage by
theS-,9
Mr.. Forrest johnson, who recently purchased
the property of Mrs. Frances Codina at the
Point, moved with his family into their new
home on Tuesday.
Mr.. O.. p. Barnes, after several weeks visit
to relatives al Crystal Springs, Miss, has re-
turned home, but if he can sell his truck farm
Just out of town he will return to Crystal
Springs to locate.
Mr.. c. II. Alley, who recently purchased the
JOS. W. Altman residence on Canty street, has
had the same freshly painted and overhauled
and has rented it to Mr.. Chas. l.. Krebs, who
is now occupying the same.
Mr.. Alfred Farragut has enlarged his barber
shop and IS having it reprinted, papered and
put IN fine fix with new and modern chairs and
furniture. 1t will be certainly a daisy shop
when he gets it finished.
Bro. J. NJ. Bradley, d. D. G., Of Ellisville
was here Wednesday instructing the brethren
Of Gulf Lodge. lie will instruct Pascagoula
Lodge, No. 2O2, at Moss Point, Friday and
Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. Beck celebrated his j3rd birthday
anniversary last Wednesday week. A num-
Der Of friends were present, refreshments
served and the occasion passed off pleasantly,
Time brings us many changes,
But twill never come to pass,
When m can keep house or live
Without a looking glass.
Jerry Cook (colcred) is out Of Jail on bont
for his appearance at the next term of circui
court. He says he got plenty to eat while il
! Jail, but his pants are entirely too big for him
, He looks a shade paler than usual.
Maj. r. L. Glenn, Of Barley was in tow
I Monday gu business. He is looking in goo
/ health. He says everything around the vii
iage is moving on smoothly, and that tn
watermelon crop promises to be very large.
Messrs. Z. 7. Hanselman and Frank A
Bletchen, of New Orleans, attaches of tn
well-known ship chandlery house Of Messrs
p. j.. II. Menge l. Son, passed Sunday at Pasca
goula, guests Of their friend Mr.. W. 0. CLARK
DR.. I. II. G. Cook, u leading physician O
Augusta, passed several days here on bushes
recently. During his stay the doctor was
guest of Capt. c. F. Peterson. Before leavin
9 DR.. Cook renewed his subscription to the coll
reliable"
Recent arrivals at the Cottage by the Sci
Pascagoula: Mrs. II. l.. Dadham and chill
u dren, Birmingham, Ala; Paul E. Villar'
Chss. nasen, A. +. Richter, Isidore H. Blocl
s Ed Mark, E. s. Whitaker, wife and daughter
n Mrs. JOS. A. O'Hars, New Orleans; Geo. A
R,viere, Mobile; G. W. Kit, Merriam, Ind
Geo. B. Slime, Detroit, Mich; R. L. Coone,
Atlanta.
t In the match game of base ball played be
tween the Scranton nine and the Ocea
Springs nine at the Point on Sunday eveninI
= the latter were ignominiously defeated by
= score Of % to 10. There was q large and OF
derby crowd in attendance, with no betting
anything Of q disorderly nature. The Gees
!. Springs boys were outplayed at every point
20 the game.
: On the same evening another game vi
played between the S%temwinders and Scral
y tons. The former defeating the latter BY
: score Of % to Is.
! We are reliably informed that the Re
Father G. A. Oliver is soon to leave us for
Of larger field Of action and usefulness. His u
|" firing zeal and faithful efforts In the cause
&c vssigion have prompted the bishop, RI. Re
!" Thos. Heslin, to advance him to more @
tended sphere. Father Oliver, through b
at pleasing personality, chivalric bearing, Kind
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