The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-04-08
LOCHL NEWS.


The humble bee bumlelh.
The sz of the soda fountain is longed for.
Then wont the girls be gracious to the boys.
Sam Levy and Jas. v. Hagan, Of Biloxi,
/. were in town Tuesday.
The Easter bonnet will appear next Sunday
in great shape.
The hens are now busy laying Easter eggs
If many colors.
Mr.. L. D. Herrick visited New Orleans last
week, called thither BY business.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert F. Seymour made a
flying visit to Mobile recently.
The freight lists of the steamers Capt.
Fritz aud The Oak show 4 steady increase.
The great fesst Of Easter will be sppropri.
ately celebrated IN all the churches next Sun
day.
There was quite q wind storm Monday night.
No damage Of q material character reported,
however.
Mr.. Emile Ladnier, Of West Pascag"uls,
TOOK uls SUI JaCOo 10 MoVhe 'sss seu'u"y :"
medical treatment.
Mr.. and Mrs. Lars Iverscn have been bless
ed by the arrival Of a little boy At their home.
He has come to stay.
Mr.. Edgar Hull, Of West Pascagoula, was
called to Mobile Saturday last by the illness
of his aunt, Mrs. A. do Chaudron.
Mrs. G. C. Sebastian, Of New Orleans and
Miss Myra Alley, Of this place, we're visitors to
West Pascagoula this week, the guests Of Mrs
Henry Gautier.
Last Saturday baptismal waters were poured
upon the head of Claude Alfonso, the infant
son of Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Cox, At the Catholic
church, Rev. ". Ten Brink officiating. The
SPONSORS were Mr. and Mrs. Martin Turnbu |.
Remember that next Sunday is the regular
appointment for preaching in the Methodist
church by the pastor. Services morning sad
tight.
Sunday the Catholic church was Gid with
+, large audience Of devout worshippers, the
occasion being Palm Sunday, which, as is
veli-known, is in commemoration Of the tri-
u~mphant entrance of our Divine Savior into
Jerusalem.
Messrs. N. o. Jackson, purchasing agent Of
he Southern Bell Telephone Co., and Joe
Renfro, electrical engineer, Of Atlanta, Ga,
we're here recently negotiating Tor $4,000 or
more telephone poles with the Creosoting
Works.
DR.. Chas. A. BedineReld, from Repton, Ala,
returned here last week to locate in our midst.
Dir. Beding6eld has opened an Office in the
Palace Pharmacy.
After a pleasant visit to their charming
friend, Miss Melanie Reynaud here, Misses
Miriam Levy and Irene Walsh, of New Or.
leans, returned HON Monday.
Mr.. j. N. Huston, the energetic manager Of
the Creosote Works, has invented a DROP
~semaphore signal, winch is an ingenious and
useful device.
Mr.. J. s. Ports, the efficient and porula,
bridge tender here, left for Selma, Ala, Tues
day on a brief visit to relatives.
Miss Edith Hill, whose name WAS inadvertent.
~ omitted IN the published list Of teachers last
fall, will teach the Caswell Springs public
school during the summe term.
Remember that the D~EMocxAr-SrAR Office
Is the place where you can get fine, artistic
jab printing executed. II you need anything
IN our line send along your orders. We strive
TO please our customers.
The town council has not as yet Gxed the
price to be charged for water aud lights. The
rates should be as low as possible, in order
thai every householder may enjoy these two
very necessary adjuncts to human happiness
and comfort.
On Monday Hon. II. Bloomfield sold Al
trustees sale the Rolls propetry on Canty
street. The property was bid in by Mr.. A. W
hetzger for Messrs. Eichold Bros. L Weiss, o
Mobile. The price paid being $500.
Mr.. W. c. Welborn, Of Starkville, was il
Town Tuesday, and Of course gave the "Old
I.e'iable" a call. lie is here looking after III,
land in this county belonging tn the A. L N
College.
hrs. T. X. Mayors Is home again, after
some three weeks spent in Mobile watching b,
tna bedside OF her brother-in-law, Capt. X. q
Reeder, who died on the slst ult.
The Western Union Telegraph Co. ia erect.
ing a new line Of poles and wires between No.
bile and New Orleans,
Charcoal in the Bluff Creek neighborhoot
has advanced in price. 1t is now selling al
l2h cents per barrel.
Pr. Q. l.. Bailey was here from oce.r
Springs Monday and gave the DExocRAr
STAR a brief call.
lae Catholic school Of Scranton contributed
Ivy tor the relief of the starving Cubsu
Children.
me Red Hill public school, Miss Alycs
scarborough, teacher, with an average enroll.
,"e"t OF " pupils, sends IS for the Cuban re.
lief fund.
. west Pascaeoula 10 connected with Soran.
.'u'oy telephone, the l.. 1 N. r. r. have put
~ u double line connecting both stations.
The l.. 4 N. R.R. Co. has rebuilt. IN. break.
waters along the track between here and West