The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-05-14
Refreshing showers wednesday.


Two life insurance agents III town this week.
He is certainly already in love with the
beautiful blonde,
1t will come of about the % of June. The
dwelling house has been rented already.
Miss Fannie wolsch, the lovely niece of Mr..
Jas. A. kaufman is visiting Biloxi this week.
Miss Laura Rolls has returned, after a
pleasant stay of several days in Grand Bay,
Ala.
Let everybody attend the tent meeting Of
Rev. b. y. Hatch. Services begin next Tues
dag night.
Agrand shoot will take place on the grounds
of the Pascagoula Wing Shot Club next Sat
urdav, Nav 18th.
Miss valence Veillon, who has been under
the care of an occulist in New Orleans returned
lone Wednesday.
There will be no services at the Baptist
church Sunday, the pastor being at Ocean
Springs assisting Rev. b. n. Hatch.
Mr.. Vincent Ros was elected Grand High
Priest by the Grand Encampment which con-
vened at Holly Springs on the Bird inst.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. A. Reynolds, with their
sweet little daughter Nudge, were visitors to
Scranton last Saturday, guests of A, Farrngut
and family.
Mr.. Adam Hauser, a valued attache OF the
y. o, Tlmes-Democrat, was attracted to our
town Monday and spent the day pleasantly
with friends.
Mr.. Herbert l.. Janin, the handsome and
popular salesman of Messrs. |. l.. Lyons X
Co., paid Scranton and vicinity a business
visit Wednesday.
Mr.. Robert Glen, who has been an inmate
in the Charity Hospital, New Orleans, for the
past three months, returned here "Wednesday
slightly improved in health.
Last Saturday Master Daye Warren, while
at work in the New Venice Manufacturing
Co.'S mill, had the fingers of his left hand badl,
mashed, one of which was partially amputated
On Monday Messrs. j. |. Ford, II. NJ. Plum
mer, C. j. Jacobson, McVea Young, l., d
Herrick, V. Delmas aud J. A. Walton made q
catch of llj Spanish mackerel at Horn Island
On Tuesday the schooner NJ. Flechas, Capt
Hans p. Fransen, master, lett MltchelF'
wharf for New Orleans with a cargo OF jar
barrels Of rosin and liz barrels of turpentlne
consigned to Messrs. Ong, Hitler n Co. anC
A. Wizard 4 Co.
Mr., John C.. Scott, Of Mobile, tuner and re-
pairpr of pianos and organs, was IN town
Monday on business in his line, He will bt
here again in a few DAYS. He is a clever gen
tleman and attends promptly to all business
entrusted to hira.
Mr.. B. J. Jane, proprietor of Nny's Hotel
who has been quite i'll for the past month, LEFT
for New Orleans Thursday morning, accom-
panied bv his daughter, Mrs. J. W. Cox. Mr.
Jane hopes to be benefited By the change, anC
will stop at the Hotel Dieu.
We presume the Board Of Supervisors vii
at their June meeting appoint a road comm's'
siouer under the new road law which we pub
lished last week. 1, is to be hoped Jackson
county will then have good roads.
NJ. J.. A. Miller, the genial proprietor of the
New Scranton Hotel left Friday last for Nicks'
burg to attend the meeting of the Crane
Lodge knights Of Pythias. He stopped orei
at Jackson to visit his distinguished friend
Father C. A. Oliver.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Tocnes and little daugh'
ter, Mercedes, Mr.. Louis Toenes, Mr. anc
Mrs, August Burger and mother, Mr.. Ec
Broadbsck, Mr.. Willie Tuenes and Miss Mettl,
Collie, all of Mobile, passed Sunday with Mrs
Cole and family on the Pascsgoula river.
Last week Mr.. Geo. A. Matthew sold hi
homestead property on Moccasin Point, nea
ker street, to Mr.. C. W. Valverde, of East
side for $500 cash. Mr.. Matthew rcinveSted il
the Hammond property on Market street, Pas
~cagoula, for which he paid $3.50 cash. Mr.
NJ. and family will move to their new HON
shortly.
The schooner NJ. Flechas, which was recent
" purchased from Messrs. Deany 4 Co. ha
| been placed in commission between this plac
\ and New Orleans in the freight carrying busi
ness by her owners. Capt. Hans p. Franse
-, is in command. She is also handling tn
rreights of the Merchants Transportation C'
of this place.
Last Sunday Messers. W. W. and R.
= FarnswOrth, Lotion Cox, NJ. Flechas, Chas.
Farnsworth and Z. II. du Mont made a cate
Of $50 pounds of Spanish mackerel at Hor
Island in the short space of three hours VIII
hook and line, They report the fish bltlr
well, and good sport. Twenty-odd punches
z this much-sought for variety were distribute
among their friends. This is the large
catch Of mackerel made in three hours tin
10 in recent wears,
'e The birthday party given at the res
dence of Mr.. Thos. Kitchin, for the ben
fit of the Methodist parsonage, wasa an e.
z ioyable affair and well attended. Abo'
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