The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-05-15

Messrs. J. Ira Ford and II. Bloomfield at
tended circuit court at Mississippi City this
week.
Mrs. A. VI. Seymour, who has resided here
for some time past, has removed to Ocean
Springs.
Mr.. Emile Fisher, a prominent 0rlcanian,
was in town Monday visiting his sister, Mrs.
F. c. wcsiphal.
No matter how we love our neighbor we can
see no reason why he should not have kindly
feeling toward us.
Popular J. W. Finn, the hustling drummer
of the Messrs. Christian 4 Craft Grocery Co.,
Mobile, was in town Wednesday.
The l.. 4 n. autholi titles have filed in with
shells the unsightly low places in front of the
Scranton Hotel, a much needed Improvement.
Our efficient local railroad agent, Mr.. John
II. Santa Cruz, attended the meeting Of the
Grand Masonic Lodge at Jasper, Alabama, this
week.
Mrs. Leon Troxler and little niece, Celeste,
OF New Orleans, are at Pascagoula for the
summer, the guests Of Mr.. Joseph Wells and
wife.
Capt. and Mrs. 0. ?. Barnes will leave Sat-
urday for Crystal Springs on visit to their
relative, Mrs. W. G. Wilkinson, who is very
sick.
COL }. b. Lyons, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert Ilamill, ali of Chicago, were regis
tered at the Cottage by the Sea, pascagoula, on
Monday.
The NJ. p. 4 p. r. r.. commenced making
three trips to l'ascagoula on Tuesday. Trains
are now run as follows: 7:lj II. M; l2 m. aud
4aO p. m.
There will be services in the Baptist Church
1ext Sunday morning and night by the pastor.
Also atPascagoula at A p. N. All are invited
to attend.
Walter Gautier, Esq, of West Pascagoula,
accompanied by his sou, Master James, paid
his daughter aud niece ,isit at the Boy St.
LOUIS Convent Sunday. "a
Mrs. c. Blanton, Of Birmingham, Ala. ac-
companed by her charming daughters, is
spending few weeks with her sister, Mrs. j.
l.. Coggins, here.
Capt. l.. 7. Belt has almost entirely recov-
cred from the effects of his recent accident,
and has appeared on the street again full Of
business and aggressive as ever.
W. J. Piper and family, from Monett,
No.. have located here in the Harrison build
ing on Delmas avenue. Mrs. Piper will engage
in the millinery business in the same building.
They took a walk through "Lovers' Lane"
the other night. All was still as death.
lie asked her for kiss, just one sweet smack.
The report was heard for several steps away.
1t will materialize soon.
MAJOR l.. WILCOX, of Fast Side, who has been
on visit to his son at Crockeit, Texas, has re-
turned. lie expects to return to Crockett in
a few days. lie is well pleased with the Lone
Star State.
The DEMocRAT-SrAR Job Office is turning
out some handsome job printing every day.
Our merchants, need not send their orders
away for any class of job printing they may
need. Prices to suit the times.
Mr.. NJ. l.. Redfeld, representing Barnhart
Bros. 4 Spindler, type founders of Chicago,
gave us a pleasant visit Monday. He will lie
in attendance on our State Press Association |
meeting at Meridian, on the 10th.
DR.. B. Levenberg, late of Mobile, has re-
gently located at Pascagoula. The doctor is |
Russian bv birth and is of pleasing address |
md fine attainments. practicing phy sician
las resided in that village Of late.
Mr. c. Nelson, the wide-awake dry goods
merchant, has added to his landed possessions
by the purchase of Mrs. b. Trans property
m upper Pascagoula street, the consideration |
oeing $1,000, of which 5000 is paid in crsh and
he balance later on.
Among the distinguished visitors to Pasca-
roula this week stopping at the Cottage by the
Sea, were Mr.. Robert Hunter, Miss Annie |
Hunter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. S. Benn, of Mobile,
md Mr.. Ion Hamilton Benn, of London, Eng
land.
The Sabbath schools of this place--the
Methodist, Baptist and Presbyterian-will 90 |
10 Bayou Chicot to-day (Friday) to have
union picnic. And outsiders are invited to
,ttend, provided they bring well-flled lunch
baskets.
Samnel kouns, Esq, postmaster and mer-
chant of Orange Grove, was in town Tuesday.
lie reports everything lovely in and about
that village. He says the truck farmers are
busy shipping their truck to market, and are
realizing good prices.
A move is on foot, and an earnest effort
making, to have the Southern Yacht Club
hold regatta at Pascagoula. There is no
liner place for il on the gulf coast, and being
so near Mobile, the occasion would doubtless
draw large contingent from that city.
Mrs. Eugene Baptste, of Pascagoula, cele-
brated her SOlh birthday on "Wednesday.
This estimable and venerable lady was the re-
'ipient OF many beautiful offerings. She was
'isited from here BY her godchidren, Mes
lanes Eugene Mcneil aud C. Z. Sarrazin, who
brought old wine and delicious cake to their
'ged relative.
The handsome and cOmmodious Commercial
Club building is practically completed and the
'lub will move into their new quarters
shortly. The work reflects credit on the archi-
ect and builder, Geo. W. Tagert, and the
,lub is to be congratulated on the possession
If such elegant quarters.
Capt. Frank Beck, Of New Orleans, secre.
ary and treasurer Of the American Brewing
Jo, was here last Friday and stopped at the
Cottage by the Sea at Pascagoala. He was
much impressed with the business-like APP
)earance of this section and considers Pasca.