The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-04-09

II seems to be very quiet IN crap-shoo''ns
circles Just now
A. ". ]. York and wife, of Mobile were
r;,itors here Saturday.
Mr.. NJ. V. b.. Carey is convalescing from q
ran weeks spell Of sickness.
ur Charles Friar, Of Biloxi was visiting
friends at Pascagoula Sunday.
Afr. James II. Rolls, now of Mobile paid our
,,un A business visit on Monday.
Rev. D. 0. Byers will preach IN the Presby-
,srian church Sunday at 1910 p. m.
rbev say people will talk, and you know
,,me,imes they have cause to talk.
Mrs. Jennie Clark, of New Orleans is visit
inc her father aud sisters at Pascagoula.
Miss Lilly Kay, after several months visit
fl Whistler, Ala, returned home Wednesday.
Rev. II, D. Howell will preach in the Metho-
dist church Sunday at II O'Clock a. N. and 1880
pm,
Keen Yourself unspotted from the world #
rou wish the confidence and respect Of good
people.
Scranton can boast of fourlivery stables, and
ali seem to be doing well. Our citizens are a
riding people.
Cant. o. B. LYONS and family have rented
the cottage on Delmas avenue owned by Mr..
NJ. c. Altman.
Hon. Jas. H. Neville, of Biloxi, the we'll
known LAWYER, was in tow on legal business
last saturday.
They say that cash seems to be circulating
more freely of late here, but very little of it
comes our way.
Several love-sick couples visited Lovers
Oak the other night. They heard the "mys-
terious music" too.
MAYOR Farnsworth has special police for
Saturday nights, but the boys will scrap and
do their devilment.
Sunday was an ideal day. With a few more
such We would become happily reconciled to
this mundane sphere,
Mrs. James McKibbin, of Mobile is visiting
her daughters, Mrs. Edward Mitchell and Mrs.
Jas. A.. kathman, here.
The usual cry Of farmers is rain! rain! but
our late deluge makes us wall out, for the
Lords sake give us a little sunshine!
Capt. Geo, W. Leatherbury, Jr. and family,
Of Denny are passing a few DAYS with Mr.. +.
II. Lewis and family on the Pascagoula river.
Mr.. Robert W. Leigh. representing the
American Type Founders Co., st. Louis, was
scaller at the DEN0cHAr-Sri An office Wednes-
day.
nr. y. F. Duke, quarantine physician and
member of the State beard OF Health, is al
Jackson this week attending II meeting of the
boatd.
Nr. W. 0. Clark, of Pascagoula, accom-
panied By Mrs. j. Z. Sarrazin, Of the same
place paid II business visit to New Orleans
Wednesday.
That progressive stevcdore and coal dealer,
Capt. c. Flanagan, received last Monday a
barge load of coal from, Mobile to be used BY
the tug Leo.
The noon's phases during the month Of
April are as follows: New on the LIST, frs
quarter on the 10th, full on the Nth and last
quarter on the 23d.
Sunday last Mr.. Edgar Hull, of West Pas.
cagouIa visited his n%eiccs, the Misses Louise
and Allne Gautier, pupils at st. Joseph AcaG'
envy, Bay st. Louis.
When will the Pascagoula Ice Factory re
sumo work. This question is asked us almosI
every day. We d. hope those who W tb,
pant will put 1t in operation soon.
The Mexican schooner Tres Hermsnos, with
lumber, while on her way to Campeche haC
uer main Sail and jib torn AWAY in the recen
gale aud had to return to Horn Island for re
pairs.
MIS- j. NJ. Pelham, with her little son Wal
VT, went to New Orleans this week to Obtain
surgical attention to Walters leg, which tat
ueeh recently successfully operated on by DR.
Natas.
Inc regular monthly meeting of the Pasca
Roula Commercial Club will be held in tn,
s'oos rooms On Monday evening, 18th inst, a
,"V O'Clock. A full attendance of the mem
oers is requested.
Mr. Morris Michaelis, Of New Orleans, &C
v%""pan'ed by his friend, Mr.. Z. j. Power, o
,"S' the well-known turf correspondent
r"sea sunday and Monday at the Cottage b,
Tut Sea, P~ascagonia.
"f'h' L. Borde, consulting engineer for III,
"".ae engineering Co., New Orleans, appeare,
T''"re The Board of Mayor and Aldermen q,
,'e'uay to confer with the board relative l.
VIC proposed improvements.
nfs'' W. Roberts aad Mrs. Ben Hamilton
"''' Elmo, Ala, spent several days here las
pa WIN their son and grandson, Mr.. j. l.
''s''s' They returned SUNDAY sccompanie,
visit. " ""e,
q, 49, 'ask'n, who has been keeping ba
VIC scranton Hotel for the past thre
"'"S' returned to New Orleans on Thursda
h.s week. where he will engage at the sa
N0s' 'o' and 77 st, Charles, corner &c
Oee'ns to look as if Scranton under /,
municipal government is going to have
?"e" ~ water works for both fire and do
""e purposes. Also electric lights. q
se mere will be some kickers against mi
"oeeded Improvement.
'S' fellow citizen, the courteous cashier ,
S %s scranton State Bank, Mr.. II. NJ. plumme,
lately become possessed of one Of N
nmes mares that nre seen upou on
,a'e''' The reporter of this pap.r Ind n
rs''ure OF a drive behind the s,,li,b an
swim animal. '"'" ."
si,hsa 're forced to say that Scranton is furu
s,,.a "''A more livery stables than there ar
to imnl. use the vehicles. We do not wis
aon "p,y that our pretty town has becom. d,
'""'eui We simulv u;.l, Al,