The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-10-15

No. 3.-Lsaves Mobile ais a. M. Arrives At
Scranton l:lS .. N. New Orleans, 7:4O y. m.
GOING EAST.
No. a-Leaves New Otieaus at 7:50 n. m, Ar
rives ut Scranton 1t itsO0 p. m. Arrives In Mobile
at l2.lOa. m.
Cheer up!M
Scranton will get some footing now.
Pecans are ripe and trees we'll laden.
Geo. Lambert LEFT for Biloxi Monday.
There are only 4 few scare crows left.
Miss Emma Peterson is convalescing.
Capt. John Tarksl Is improving his prop
erty.
Mr.. Charlie Clark Is slightly sick With mild
fever.
Capt. John J. Clark Is fairly on the way to
recovery.
Mr.. Stanton Dean Is down with q mild At
tack Of fever.
Capt. A. L. Davies and family have return
ed from Biloxi.
Services in the Lutheran church at 4:3o
Sunday afternoon next.
There are M more thsfts in our town; some
people know the reason.
The news gathered for the D~ExocRAr-SrAR
is le~gitimately obtained.
Mass Was celebrated It the chapel in Creole
town last Friday morning.
Dr.. W. Saucier and family returned here
from Biloxi Tuesdsy night.
Judge A. H. Delmas is well and is attending
n his duties At the postofice.
Truth has such 4 face and such q mieu asto
be loved needs only to be seen.
Dr.. r. s. Goodman, U. s. NJ. II. s., paid our
town Z short visit last Tuesday.
Mr.. Nicholas Rocco has recovered from a
spell Of the mild prevailing fever.
N. A. Dees was not afectionate enough 70
take P~ascsgoula into his embrace.
Our rife balls bit the bulls eye very often.
That u what they are intended for.
The removal Of quarantine restrictions from
Scranton gives universal satisfaction.
Misses Stella yeillon and Meta Collie have
recovered from 4 short spell Of sickness.
II would be most beneficial 10 the oyster
and dsh shippers Il the quarantine was raised.
One Of our local doctors calls some Of the
csses he attends bilious fever pure and simple.
x-spurts have bone Scranton incalcuIsble
harm that will take her a long time to repair.
The prevailing fever here is not yellow fever
as lying correspondents would lead the people
IA believe.
Lovers Oak is not as much freqaented now
as in the past. Probably the old tree has be.
come diseased.
Rumor reports tw" large balls for this win
ter, one to be given by the young men aud one
by the young ladies.
The heavy rains Of the past few days must
have dampened the spirits Of the refugees 1t
Camp Fontalnebleau.
The Farnsworth Lumber Co.'S planer com.
menced operations Monday and will continue
running about ton days.
The fever situation At Scranton has improved
considerably, Notwithstanding the lying re-
ports Of correspondents.
The social season will commence after
Thanksgiving Day, when We h"pe the quaran-
tine will BE- = thing Of the past.
The season for hunting is near At hand.
Already our lucal sportsnen are practicing
upon snipe, dove and partridge.
Father P. FACET, s. j., celebrated mass and
delivered Z beautiful sermon At the Church Of
Our Lady of Victory last Sunday.
There will BE- Sunday-school At the Baptist
church next Sunday At 9:3s a. m. Also
preaching by the pastor At II a. IN.
Mr.. B. r. Scovel and son, Of PsscaRoula, are
plastsring the new residence Of Mr.. Henry
Gautier At West Pascagoula this week.
Last week Mr.. Jim Walker (Lucky) had his
left hand severely bruised while At work on
the steamship st. Andrews At Ship Island.
The powerful tug Leo, after receiving a coat
Of fresh psint and other repairs on Capt. Geo.
Freata's ship ways, 10 again ready Tor duty.
il
Mr.. Atf Everett 10 home again, after an ab-
sence Of three months, during which time he
was engaged in engineering wurk q Savannah,
Ga.
On Wednesday morning the sight Of The
blue waters Of the pascsgoula river blending
with the ssars u the skies was beautiful in
deed.
Master Paul Brock has just recovered from
an attack Of the prevailing fever. Paste,
Brock and family are now immune from The
fever.
On Sunday evening last Capt. W. Sidney
GiObos had : listls religious meeting ar love
feast At his pleasant home on Pascagoul'
beach.
Last Monday night about 8 o'clock ! votar,
Of Bscchus alasnsd The neighborhood Of KsI
street and Delmas avenue With his yslls ant
eroans.
The bridge tsudss, M. J. 8. Ports, and hi
assistant, NJ. tievscs Bowman, are faithful Il
'Asir charge and answer al signals ot train
and water csaf.
Our neighborlns towu on The ucrth 10 locke'
against this placs and Msrkss Aurslius Dee
"Osds the keys. Nj even ! ''fsria x-spurt
can enter its gates.
That popular yos1,a esallemss, NJ. RI,
s'"er' assisted BY &kvfsAto r. Jane, is !
ssargs q The setastee etAts Bauk during II
eesencs Of The cashiss.