The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-03-20

south, VIII embeiliSh his brothers. burial spot
with a handsome tomb and suitable enclosure.
Heavy rain Wednesday evening last.
Misses Celeste Drlmas and Minnie Feorc
visited Mobile this week.
Chas. +. Sarrazin, of New Orleans, visited
relatives here on Sunday.
The uno Club will meet tonight friday at
the residence Of c. Nelson.
The village authorities of Pascagoula are
having the streets repaired and graded.
Rev. W. T. Beall will preach in the Metho-
dist church Sunday at II o'clock a. m. All
invited.
". Crane, manager of the Wheeler and vii.
son Sewing Machine Co. at Mobile, was here
Tuesday on business.
Miss Louise Krebs, the charming daughter
of Customs Collector A. f. Krebs, returned
home saturday, after an absence Of several
weeks spent in New Orleans.
The attention of the community is called to
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in taking precautionary measures to keep out
small-pox from our town. The proceedings
appear elsewhere and it behooves every one to
assist the officials in keeping away this
dreaded disease.
The Frederic office building on Delmas ave-
nue. is to undergo a change. W. L. Frederic,
the well-known capitalist and land owner, has
arranged with the P%ascagoula Commercial
Club to erect for its special use a second story
containing apartments suitable to their need.
The work will be commenced at once aud rap
idly pushed to completion. Geo. W. Tagcit,
contractor and builder.
Mesdames II. Communy and J. NJ. Lacarno
and Madcmoiselle Lolita Lacarno, of New
Orleans, accompanied by Monsieur and
Madame o. Robin and Mademoisclle Margo.
Labarre arrived here last Saturday afternoon.
They will remain several days at the pictur-
esque and quaint old Communy homestead on
the Pascngonla river and enjoy the invigorat-
ing sea brcczcs and the charming scenery.
Monday at II o'clock a. M. at the front door
If the court house Judge o. Randall, trustee,
sold the Dees property, situated in Slippery
lane. The sale was made to satisfy two prom
issory notes executed by Mrs. Anna NJ. Does,
payable to NJ. NJ. Watkins and amounting to
$l34S.Ol, with interest at 10 per cent. The
property contained 25-l00 acres, together with
seven houses, and was purchased by NJ. NJ.
Watkins, Of Mess Point, for $1,000.
Col. r. F. Jersey and wife, of St. Paul,
Mimi, special guests of II. NJ. Plummer and
wife, were here last Friday. BY invitation a
trip was made to Moss Point and East Pasca-
goula on the fine tug Nellie, which was kindly
rendered by her owners. J. I. Ford and wife,
G.. NJ. Luce and wife, Judge 0. Randall and
daughter, Miss Florence, G. NJ. Howard and
son, Master Charles, and II. NJ, Plnmmer and
wife were Of the party and all passed a pleasant
time. Col. Jersey is the senior member Of
the extensive lumber firm Of Jersey 4 Bean,
St. Paul. lie was much impressed with this
section and talks of locating here.
Mcssrs. Emcrs Theirw ichter, merchant, Oak
Harbor, Ohio; c. l.. French, Of Sprague 1
French, umbrella manufacturers, A. J.. Terry,
G. W. Robinson, j., T. A. Powers, leading
hardware merchant, Geo. s. Stewart, II. l..
Stewart, Norwork, Ohio; l. Taber, Omaha,
Neb., a party of prominent visitors, re.
turned Thursday night Of last week from
fishing and hunting excursion to Chande.
leur Islands. They were there a number Of
days and were very successful, both with gun
and rod. Tho trip was made in the schooner
Ida Medal, in charge Of that king Of Nimrods
Capt. Ben +. Pickett. Large quantities oil
game were brought back as trophies of thu
trip, duck and Ash rredominating. They were
delighted with the trip and the opportunities
offered to Aportsmen in this section aud con.
template returning next fall and erecting
clubhouse m me Of the ChNndeleurs. The,
registered at the Cottage BY the Sea, Pasca'
gonla, aud Remained over night before leaving
for tAsir respective lsmsS.