The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-09-23


Misses Edith Hill, Jennie Hill, Alba Duke,
rlarence CAVITY. =. A. Delmas, Maggie Altman,
Cora Davis, Julia Evans, Harriet Welsh and
Mrs. Anna NJ. O'Neil.
THIRD GRADE.
Misses Ada Pslmes, Josie Foster, Annals
Walker.
Superintendent D. D. Cowau requests us to
saw that certificates will be issued in a few
days.
Mr.. Andrew Altman, Of Cross Roads, was in
town on business Saturday.
Master Hooker Larsen, who has been con-
fined to his bed with billions fever is convales-
cling.
Miss Ada Larsen, who has been visiting
friends and relatives in Mobile, Whistler and
Bester. Ala, returned home last Saturday.
Thos. W.. Brown will preach in the
Mefhodist church Sunday At II O'Clock a. m.
and 7:45 p. m.
Mr.. Jno. 4. Whnon, proprietor Of the Dewey
Restaurant, says business is o. X. with him.
Why shouldn't it be, he keeps 4 hrst-c'ass
hoase.
Miss Mary Ellen Peterson returned home
| Thursday morning from Valparaiso, Ind,
where she spent a mouth with her friend, Miss
Louise Hcrrick.
Mr.. Raw r. Miller, an ex.attache Of the
Scranton State Bank, has taken the manage.
ment Of his fathers hosiclry, the New Scran'
ton Hotel.
Capt. r. F. McNabb, Of the British steam
shin Isl.worth, well aud favorably known ia
this community, is Among our visitors th''
week.
Cant. O. A. Petersen, mate Of the three
mssted schooner Anna n. Stammer la,clysfron
San Anna, Mexico, is enjoyiss a few days will
f,iends here.
G.. C. Clay ton, Esq Of Bayou Cassottr, re
ports the birth If two grandchildren on Sept
3D.. born to Mrs. Robert Dcnouy a girl, an
four DAYS later to Mrs. Chas. Clayton 4 son
Bayou Cassotte settlement is in q healtbfu
and productive condition.
Scranton has qnarantined against Pas
Christian and all points west Of there in Mis-
sissippi, IN the line Of the l.. i n. X. r., o
account Of those points allowing conn'un'ca
ton between them sud New Orleans, waic
!, has been officially declared to be infected wit
yellow fever. We are also quarantined agains
all other infected poiots.
Rev. L. N. Brock, former pastor Of the BaI
tist church at this place, but now ot Co'hn'
Vile, Ala, spent last Sunday here among o'
friends and acqusiutances. He left M"nds
forenoon for Bayou Ia Batre, Ala, where he WI
E conduct divine services TOR several days. Ne
Sunday he will preach 10 Ziou church, fo'
miles from Mobile.
Private Ernest l.. Dimitry, Of Battery
d U. 3. ", lately from Jackson Barracks, NJ
Orleans, is now on q visit tn his brother, NJ
X. A. Dim,try, At Round Island, whence he b
come to Join several OF his comrades, who q
now camping : Ia militaire ON The island. La
y Friday evening . complimentary picnic "
rendered the artillery boys BY the leadi
# Young ladies' and gentlemen Of Scranton, v
came ont on the Scranton In tow Of the d.
70 tug Dawn. The soldier boys IN the isls
we're charmed not only with the graceful q
but with the many friends with whom they
came acquainted.
d The Pascaeoula Commercial Club had q "
ID interesting and profitable meeting list Mond
night. A committee was appointed to arran
~. Tor an entertainment to be given in tho roo
). Of the Club somstius in The near future. I
ladies Of the town will be invited to be pr
4, ent to partaks Of delicious ice cream, cake 4
other Refreshments. Music will alan b ful
ished on the occasion By the Scranton Stri
I'd Band, and those m inclined will hare IN
m portunity Of tripping the light fantastic toe
Lthere any citizen within the corporate u
v ito Of Scranton, Mess Paint " Pascssoula Y
- IL not scqasinted with our enterprisins tnwl
man, Capt. John Y. Norgani A an evidel
y Of his popularity q surprise party wss tend
c. Cd the Masses Louise Collie aud Eateils Norg
lot At the residsnce Of the Captains IN last 7
70 day evening. These young ladies leave -
~ the 3s,h or 9Th inst. for Columbus, wh
they are 10 enter the I. ]. and Collage. 4
ne surprise party was gotten up undSs the h
for srship Of the Misses Maggie Frents snd
B, Rrander, two Of Scrauton's most charm
Nia s~m~~ l~At>s