The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-11-12
Christn,as comes OF Saturday this year.
II Is sure to come ~ iast as soon a. frost.

II Is sure to come ~ iast as soon a. frost.
Several drummers visited our town this week.
4 lSome are beginning to think our way. How
very kind.
Mr.. W. d. Billiard is laid up With the pre-
yailing fever.
Some few families Of Scranton escaped the
prevailing fever.
Rev. 4. N. Brock is Oh on . visit to friends
in north Alabama.
Or. and Mrs, W. Saucier returned ia I'ilox,
last Tuesday morning.
Mr.. Joe Blanchard Is clerking al the DeJean
/ Mitchell Co. store.
Messrs. Frank and Carl Emery have return
ed TO their home in Biloxi.
Dr.. o. l.. Bailey, Of Ocean Springs, Was here
Wednesday visiting friends.
Kite flying time 10 At hand and the small
buys are enjoying the sport.
After a short epe,l Of the prevailing fever,
Mr.. Herman Collie 10 out again.
sometimes the creature 10 larger than the
e~reatov, Judging from his actions.
The sssfivs and toothsome roe mullet has
msds its appearance Ia our waters.
M. rhns. Kitchiu and family have entirely
recovered from the prevailing fever.
Miss Minnie Davis, who was taken sick on
Sunday, rs on the list Of ccnvaiescents.
Only two deaths among the colored popula-
tian Of this place of the prevailing fever.
Mr.. Henry jacobs visited the Crescent City
this week, called there tn see a sick relative.
The chinquapius are falling thick and fast
Ia the great delight Of the small boy aud the
pickaninice.
Mr.. joe Ciriot, Of Escatawpa, came down
on 'russday to iook after his son.in-law's prop
erty here.
The schooner Franklin is hauled out on
Capt. jain Fosters marine ways, for repairs
and painting.
III. A. c. Ulmer, who has been down with
the malarial fever FOR quite awhile, is now
convalescing.
Capt. @. Buskio's fine brig Estclla arrived
here Friday last aud was towed to Moss Point
on Saturday.
Mr.. Frank MundHy, who resides at Mrs. Jas.
Smiths bcsrdipq house, is Improving from q
retspscd case Of fever.
Mrs. 0. b. Lyons IL suffering from a spell
Of sickness, ftom which We hope her recovery
will be prompt aud Lasting.
Capt. and Mrs. 9. l.. Johnson, Of Pasca.
gouls, took Tuesdays train for Biloxi, where
they visited the Misses Drysdaie.
The new dwelling of Mr.. Eugene Nelson has
been completed aud rejects credit on the
meci,auical skill of Mr.. Fat Laureudine.
Mr.. J. B. Jackson, section boss at this place
who IL cen6ued 10 his bed At West Pascagoula
is recovering from a severe spell Of fever.
Eddie Cruxat hss recovered from q week.
sce,l Nf fever sad can b. found carving aut
slicing meats at r. A. Krebs' butcher shop.
Surgeon R. y. Murray departed on Thursda,
Of last week Tor Mobile, where he will max
his headquarters until the close Of the cpl
dewtc.
We are sorry to learn that our old friend
Capt. Chas. Bos,er, proprietor Of the Cottage
by-the-Sea, is suffering from an attack OF hi
old complaint.
Mr.. John Eistetter, Of Biloxi, the we'll
known architect and builder, came here Tues
day and remained until Thursday looking al
ter his contracts.
P~aseascala has developed q weather proph
ct, who IL none other than "Jay Could" pop
ular stevedore. He predicted q good, whit
frost Tor Thursday morning.
The daily catch Of FISH is very large. II
had not been for Gods great smoke -house d"'
ing quarantine some people along this coa'
would have been short Of ratious.'
A bsimy Indian summer day, together wit
the remarkable decrease Of the fever brougt
oat 4 noticeable increase 10 the attendance 'ai
Sunday in the different houses Of worship {
our town.
Mr.. Z. N. yalle.te, one Of the best know
commercial cormorants, representing Messr
Preston l. S~taufer, Of the Crescent City, pal
our town a business visit Tuesday. He reei
tered At the Scranton hotel.
The schooner Rita Cue made a quick trip
CoaiEccoalcos, Msxica. TIE time consnm'
was - days thithsr and back. She 10 in con
maud Of Capt. Levi Randall, and Is now
Nose Point awaiting acargo.
Last week Nessrs. Robert r. Seymour, Eel
Lsdnisr, Thos. q. Sweet. Chss. Addicks Al
Oscar Toussel took a weeks outing on Graz
Batturs and Petit Bois island. While out tn
caught sos roe nsllst and shot u pair
ducks.
The grass "a our streets Is getting ve
short, a. there has been 90 many horses 9
trsly dependent on forage fr sustenance du
ing the quarantins embargo. One Horse
trying to sStsist ~ grass diet, laid dows q
'ereathsd his last The other day.
The infant daughter Of NJ. and Mrs. Alon
!. Chahcm, Of ~Psssagoula, died Of nalar
lever and tseth,ne % Sunday morning, q
'ns') aged ls months. The syurr.thies
their numsross friends are sxtsnds1 to tn
~ the sad loss Of their bright little angel.
Mss Susie Foster, Ne charming daugh'
Cspt. John Faster, kas bssu made ~ *
wary member II tAs Rsiisf Committee, I
aAs'ug rendered her services eratis 70 nul
ever p~atissts. RE committee hsa plas
Assa Sssis II charge Of Aoms patients. v
Nssr yosnR ladies' follow The ccnnsoda'
ss''os d Mas Fostsri
Vap9. Sidney Douglass, AZ Mobile, . W
s,"ws hniGht 81 he erip, rsprsssntine Mess
ssA~an &C., ~ New Orleans, spent J
ss'day N tow. He rvtsrssd to The 0uifC
~ sans night, ansr having susessdsd 10
..'A's. leave fFpu he Mobile board Of hsa
reach biz home.