The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-04-10
LOCHL NEWS.

ThOS. W. urai sun, NNN
in town Monday
countv Assessor Willie p. Ramsay has been
here several DAYS this week assessing.
Master Harry Cox. of Mobile, passed Sun
a,x with his brother, DR.. W. A!&ox.
+ " Elmer, collector Of customs, Biloxi,
aid a business visit here Monday.
Ton more street lamps have been erected.
That is some improvement.
Mrs. ". X. Mead left Tuesday night for
1odianapolis, Indiana, to visit her sister.
We are glad to see Capt. VIM. George, Of
pascaroula, up again after a severe illness.
Cant. II. NJ. Farrow and wife are STAYING in
,ovn, the guests of C. II. Alley and family.
Rev. G. W. HUFF will preach in the Metho-
dit church Sunday at II o'clock a. m. and
$50 .. m.
The Cotillion Club held a progressive cuchre
Marty at the residence of F. II. Lewis Wednes-
day evening.
A new set of comfortable benches were re-
ceived at the Methodist church here Wednes.
day.
Some curse and abuse the editor, others
nr,ise and bless him for the good he is doing
with his paper.
DIR. W. II. Clarke Is in Jackson this week
before the State medical board for examina-
ton for license to practice medicine.
II. G.. Hester and wife, of New Orleans, were
at pascagoula last week aud stopped ut the
Cottage b the Sea.
Capt. J. A. McGntire, whose schooner, the
Kate s. Flint, is at Mobile, was here Sunday
visiting his friend, c. II. Alley.
Louis Gimon, the popular salesman of the
Frolichstein Cigar Manufacturing Co., Mobile
was in town this week.
Capt. Chas. Boster, the popular proprietor
of the Cottage by the Sea, Pascagoula,
returned from New Orleans Monday.
Last Monday W. E. Frederic carried his
daughter, Miss Gertrude, to st. Joseph's con-
vent AZ DAY St. LOUIS.
WI. NJ. Davis, a prominent lumberman
from Menominee, Mich, was here this week
visiting his friends, the Messrs. Farnsworth
Bros.
Misses Marion and Elvia Norris. the charm
ing and accomplished daughters of Captain
Morris, of the British ~ship,Theodnre II. Rand,
are guests of Capt. Feore and family.
Alfred II. Ford and Tom Elder. the we'll
known piano tuners for the old established
music house Of Louis Grunewald Co.,, Ltd,
New Orleans, will visit Scranton FRIDAY and
Saturday.
Jos. Carrie, Sr., Jos. Carrie, Jr., Seymour
Carrie and Mrs. Maggie Tuscott, all of Wave
land, were here Sunday to attend the funeral
Of their relative, Mrs. j. II. Rolls.
F, NJ. Apperson has been elected BY the
mayor and board of aldermen trustee Of the
town public school, vice J. W. Altman, re-
signed.
The enumeration of the educable children
OF Scranton just taken by Capt. s. R. Thomp-
son is as follows: White, sl5; colored, $40 {:
total, 5S5.
Henry c. Ravens, of vancleave, dropped in
The DEaocRAr-STAR office Tuesday to chat us.
lie SAYS the wool clipping has commenced
although the weather is rather cool.
Hon. Ed. Bowers, Of Bay st. Louis, was
here Monday on legal business. Mr.. Bowers
greeted his many friends with his usual grace
and manner.
Key. W. 7. Beall, of Moss Point, occupied
the Baptist pulpit last Sunday, the pastor
being at Bay St. Louis conducting!a protracted
meeting.
Anew and comfortable set Of pews have
ocen purchased of the Gilbert Manufacturing
20, Mobile, Ala, for the Scranton Baptist
church and will be Immediately placed in posi-
tion,
Just about this time of the rear the eco
"om'cal housewife is looking out to purchase a
p"t OF scales with which to weigh that which
N"'NS u u uOuT each morning.
Vol. d.. Il, McRea and VIM. Martin, of Van.
eleaVe, and Messrs. Sherwood Bradford and
m"' DeVerenx, of Fort Bayou, we're in o
"o"uay' They had business before the board
of supervisors,
p'eases us to inform the public that our
,".,P''sl"s citizen, J. A. Miller, proposes to
'''u a TWO story addition to his well-known
""s'e'ry' the Scranton Hotel, viz: A wing
the hotel. ~
'"use 4" I. Houston was here Friday en-
rou'e home after the adjournment of his co,rt
mississippi CITY, the last he will hold.
""''n inns court his term of office as chan.
sm VI Ih's district terminates. There is
-" VI Judge Houston locating on the coast.
was predicted by the D~EMocRAr.SrAn
.o'o'ed female minstrel" performancc(?)
rs" 'Ia was given last Monday night at Odd
~. opera House proved to be a Rasco Of
SIS water. The great religious weekly Of
e"n,on seldom makes a mistake AZ consery.
a@r OF the public morals, and in this instance
m",' Tue nail squarely on The head. The elite
~"''on OF the audience, while not colored, was,
"'0'''ns to reports, intensely xonrrprxg.
A.as ,'es"''r meeting of Battery B, NJ. N. O.,
INV !. courthouse April |, 1895, the follow
,a,. 'rrs were appointed for the ensuing
s W.. y E. Krebs, LIST sergeant J.G. Black.
N"a sergeant Geo. Grunland, ard ser.
1' = j. jacobson, 4th sergeant Cbas.
,o. nuss'"s' 9TH sergeant; Bart Larsen. lat
K,a %!a, III. Delmas, 2ud corporal, Paul
ORD corporal Albert Delcomyn. 4th
Alfroa frank Warren, ordinance sergeant
'arragut, quartermaster for battalion
,n,a rasc'soula Cemetery Association pur.
M,,s. public notice met in the coort.house
I." a'y at r. m. President John Hin. p. II,
.,o .,,' secretary pro TEN. A maiori,v Of the
"'aers was present. j, w. Stewart W.,
v.su s'erctary,v Woe II. D. Everitt. moved or,
O,d ~ county A meeting wss called for Sat.