The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-12

The feather cleaner is in town.
Plenty Of fish and oysters here.
Look ont for ummer dead beats.
The bikes are still splitting the wind.
Scranton has its 'S~nollagoster" in poll
tics.
II a a has horse sense he always
knows wlieA to say neigh. -. g..
Some doctors take lite easy others
take whatever lhry can.
Lovers Oak is a popular place for low
eru to meet aud ~lollygag.
1t is no harm for Il Presbyterian horse
to graze 10 II Baptist church lot.
Some OF the Scranton bicycles have sun
shades now.
Hotel do Moore IL rather too full for
this warm weather.
Henry Podlipitz, after an absence Of
many months, returned here Sunday.
Many an old man makes hay in the
coantry while the ssn shines in the city.
Master George Altman has returned
home, after an abse. &C Of several months.
Mrs. Julius Willis and children, Of New
Orleans, are visiting their relative, Mrs.
J. l. Ford.
Mr.. Alfred Dorgan. from Mobile, has
been visiting Mr.. Z. K. Labuzan, OH the
river.
Mr.. John Crenslaw has reopeued the
eating. house formerly conducted by
Tony Mato,s.
1t is not what the player does in a base
hall game, but what the umpire says,
counts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frances Codina, OF Mo.
bill. are spending II week here with rela-
tiyes.
We understand that the Scranton base
ball boys expect to measure bats with
the Ocean Springs boys Sunday next.
Rev. d. o. Byers will preach in tho
baptist church next Sunday at 4 o'clock
p. III. All cordially Invited to attend.
All the ballots iu the world will not
| give Il woman the right to put her feet on
the table until the styles change III her
| dress.
More evidence was offered Wednesday
that want Of water facilities will cause
an enormous loss IT, this town if some
thug IS not doue sOon.
Mr.. W. J. Kilduff, representing the
Lumber Trade Journal of New Orleans,
was here Tuesday OH business for that in
t-restiug publication.
The new brick Presbyterian church
now in course OF construction will not 10
completed before the middle OF Jnly, il
then, owing 10 the delay Of getting the
iron routing from the North.
Silas, the young son of Mr.. aud Mrs.
Alfrs4Powell at Barkley, killed last week
II m6(ster rattlesnake. He was certainly
tie~ largest reptile ever seen in these
parts.
Mr.. VIM. Martin was a welcome caller
at the DEMoCRAT-STAR Office Tuesday
He says charcoal Is on u boom, aud
everything is lovely about Vaucleave.
+ Mr.. Bentley H. Brooks, wife and little
daughter, Margaret, of Paris, Texas ace
visiting with the editors family, on Pas
cagonla street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Paul Blanc and Madame
II. COmmuny, of New Orleans, are stay
ing II mouth at their summer villa on the
river.
1t ploases rs to state that the infan'
+ child of Mr.. j. Keilland, of Pasc agoula
who has been so seriously i'll is now on a
, way to recovery, owing to the skillfa
treatment OF that painstaking physician
DR.. B. Leveuberg.
= A genuine surprise party dropped III OF
Z MIR. and Mrs. l.. p. De- Jean Wednesda,
. night. Though really taken by surprise
the genial host aud hostess sOOn fell int
line and made it possible for their guest
to pass tho happiest Of evenings. Socis
intercourse, together with terpsichorea'
delights and the serving Of choice re
f~reshments, made the time pass most ell
joyably aud the OCCASION will long liz r.
q membered TO tho fortunate ones III at
. tendance.