The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-02-21
LOCHL NEWS.
What delightful weather !

relatives here.
u;ss Annie Hulsbush left for her home in
Mobile Sunday
Cant. John B. Delmas is conva'escent from
.recent spell 'f;ick"e'''
Mrs. ]. G. HultNrsh is critically i'll at her
~,,rents,s home il Mobile.
you know a little nonsense now and shcn
:. ,o,ish.d by the best Of men.
Co, ". futile, Of vancleave, was in town
nm business TUESDAY.
urs Irene Richardson visited Mobile with
| }Asr bright little son Eusfre Tuesday.
ia. Johnson, of Lake Butler, Fla. was in
town Monday.
We are glad to note that our old friend Capt.
,h, F,ster is recovering from an attack OF
pneumonia
rh0sa who strictly observe the Ienten rules
iii have TO snbsist for forty DAYS from last
Wednesday on fish, oysters and eggs.
Mrs., R. A. Dim,try and little son, Master
p..o., I,ft for New Orleans last Saturday to
attend Mardi Gras.
NJ. 1srtcn DAYS commenced on Wednesday.
Forty DAYS of fasting and p%cnance.
urs II. Cole returned Sunday from a pleas
IN, visit to her daughter, Mrs, II. 4. Toenes,
at Mobile.
Services At 1880 Sunday night in tie Luth-
ean church. Lenten services every Wednes'
dav night at 7:4j o'clock.
Our Irish potatoes are up, and we expect To
have a mess to eat BY April LIST. Who can
beat thatP
Prof. T. P. Faucctte, principal OF the Scran-
ton public school, took in the Carnival at New
Orleans.
Cant. Chas. Boster, the genial proprietor Of
the Cottage by the Sea, Pascagoula, took
in the Carnival at New Orleans. -
There were no "crap shooters" at the Bap-
list church Sunday night to hear Rev. l.. n.
Brooks sermon on gambling. They were con-
s%picnously absent.
G. NJ. Luce, the timber magnate Of Basin,
Miss, left Thursday of last week f.. Grand
Rapids, Mich, on a business and pleasure
visit combined, returning Wednesday.
DR.. W. Saucier, the we'll known dentist, is
having a comfortable cottage built on his rear
bit on pascagoula and jackson streets, which
when completed will be occupied BY Chas.
F%Mnsworth and family.
Messrs. lie Roy Perkins, Of Russellvillr,
Ala, and +. B. Finch, of Shelby, Ala were in
town this week. The former gentleman is
Interested in a colony located at Three Rivers,
Miss, and the latter il prospecting.
Mrs. P. Feore and her charming daughter,
Mss Minnie, returned last week from a pleas
ant visit to Biloxi. They also visited the Car
nival at New Orleans this week.
Every family in jackson county should have
acopy Of the DEMocRAT-SrAR in ordert 10 keen
pasted on county matters as well as the gen
sral news of the day. 1t only costs 50 a year
in advance.
The Commercial Club Is indebted to the
Southern Pacific Company for n handsome
picture of their elegant steamship Fl Sol,
which will embellish the walls Of the club
room.
aessrs. j, |. Ford, II. Bloomfield, C.S Meri-
wcthcr, R. l.. Billiard. G. II. Wood and Thos,
N" Evans attended United States Circuit
court at Mississippi City this week. There IA
considerable business before the court.
deo. j. Santa Cruz, the former efficient and
popular Ia. 4 y. agent oil thus place, but nav
freight agent at Mobile, was in Town Sunday
VISITING relatives. His many friends will be
glad to know of his decided improvement in
health and looks.
The flagship Baltimore march for the piano
ny u ~savasta, the band master, was presented
"our friend JAS. ID. Carson by the author
Wh'le passing through Scranton Monday. Mr..
larson knew most of the party, having met
them in japan.
" H. Williamson, Of Montgomery CITY,
~Assoar', arrived here SUNDAY afternoon. He
N's'hg our town with a view Of locating A
y" 'r the manufacture Of soda pop aud
'e''ea waters. We are certain that Mr.. Viii
hanson will find no better location.
N' p" be understood that somebody else
~'aes the editor of this paper has a mother
""" and a good one, too. Orr wife is gone
.aa 0"' Tor the restraining qualities Of our
""e'"a' relative, "high -jinks" and other
w might invade the sanctum of the
MARTINS nest while the mother-bird is awav
from home. Let it also be understood tim,
ware not boss Of the situation.
= 'pecla' L. 4 N. train carrying a PARTY Of
"'' oflcers and sailors from the Pacific
ss"'a'"n passed through Scranton Monday
,h I" route to the Norfolk navy yard
y ~ 'ney expect to be transferred 10 III.
steamship Oregon and take her 10 the
n" ss'"c station, These men have been in tn,
'apa0ese waters tor the past six year,
"s'A Nd were all through the Chinese.
'p""ese naval battles. The majority wer,
''' The flagship Baltimore. 4
among the prominent visitors to sersnto,
s"'"rday last were Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. "
tv,.. :" san Francisco, California. Som,
~ ..'y 1--WE years ago Mr.. McNcar was a resi-
y. rascagoula and in connection with IN,
a1. Lyman Randall was engaged in stea N
, ,s on the Mississippi Sound. Exceptin,
.0N' OF Scranton, in which he noted rrea
mo'emsnt, Mr.. McNear .aw little Or n,
E.,h s.. IN this part of the coast, Of which b
"As many pleasant recollcctims.
h, I.,, =, a Dees' Floatcr Representative /,
"."re, was here Sunday and Monday
r.,ins "e'arge Of a legislative delegation
nus 'ae gulf coast, but LEFT most of then
MAJ 'A' and other way points. ne state
Nv, ,Onm,.lco Of State legislators vii
lion or ;s.s Monday, charged with the mis-
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