The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-09-23
~ SEPTEMBER %, 1898.
TOCHL NEWS.

Miss VIVIAN p'"
Mrs. E. D. Dean is 'i'''''a''" Ne" ""
ii. straw hat and pal" leaf fan will nave L
70 ere long ..a.a with
IN. editors pecan trees are ''''s' WIZ"
.,,. the largest seen here.
". Ia. Blanchard add Martin Haley are
4, . bushes. visit to Mobile 49,
Tow, wm.s s. Woods has returned from .
iii, to hi. family at Meridian
Ma. fc.pt.) l.. Levin and daughter MISS
pi,ds, are visiting New Orleans
o..,.,,;re !. on again, and our people are
,,,sing the whole shooting match
Cant. N. B. S%p"ttsw"od went !" We"
,,st week and got qnarantined.
v.;,;.n has established A curfew law.
v..as, xheu Scranton will do likewise'
r.. ,,h,louse tender Pansy was in these
,I;s week looking after the range lights.
Mr.. A. D. Moores and wife, Of Mobile came
her. Monday aud decided to locate per"a'
nsntly.
H., ~. Saucier, Of Biloxi, is visiting her
uo,h.r here, Mrs. J. A. Donovan, on rasca-
eoula river. -,
o..,.r,;r. restrictions have caused q 'u''
al, lines Of business here. We hope It wont
last long.
yoxh.r. On the globe do such healthfu' con-
d,iou. exist as in Scranton, Pascarouia ana
Moss Point.
Tn. large thrce-masted schooner' u. n
D~.ntrler and Nan NJ. Dantzler are repairing AZ
rrentz's ship yard.
Thu. il =, most excellent time for those who
#ore, the DEMOCRAT STAR chice to settle. Who
will be the first to respond1
Mr.. ], A. Miller, proprietor Of the New
Scranton Hotel and Bar, left Tuesday night
for prints north of Montgomery.
Mr..K Miehou and daughter, Miss lda,.oi
Haud.boro, came over Sunday on a short visit
10 NJ. and Mrs. Robert Bishop, At East Sides
All passenger trains on the l.. / n, except
Nos. 2 and 3, have been taken I'll between
New Orleans and Mobile. Quarantine did II.
Sufficient attention Ia not being paid to The
commercial advantages Of Scranton. Let's pul
our shoulders to the wheel and invite capital.
The morals Of our town, VI are glad 10 note
are improving. The moving out Of disreputa'
b. people has ~salutary effect Iii that direct
ion.
Our soldier boys are now enjoying the IA
and jnicv mulirt and oysters. They say the!
hone never to see any more "sowbelly snt
hardtack."
Mr.. H.. j. Allen, of Ocean Springs, is nov
employed as itmk keeper in the store o
MrsSrs. Hughes 4 IIerrick, on Pascagoul
street.
M,vor ". W. Farnsworth left Saturda
night Tor a brief visit Ia Louisville, Nv. an
Cincinnati, Ohio. He went m business an
will be absent ten or fifteen DAYS.
Mr.. J, D. Clark returned the first Of III
week from = business visit to Thomasvill'
A'a.,'o whirh place he Is preparing to mov
lock, stock and barrel at an early day.
Monday morning last Mr.. Joseph =. L.ege
editor Of the Gulfpnrt Southwark, gave III
DEMoCRAT-STAH office call. IIe represent
his place as the coming town Of South Missi,
sippi.
Aftera pleasant visit to her parents, Cap
and Mrs. VIM. George, at %Pascngouis, Mr.
j. +, Keller recently returned to her HON
Wichita Falls, Texas.
The gentleman who received the "scho,astit
cake last week through the postoaice is N
pleased with the article sent. Too mue
iasses in il, and rather stale.
Masters Thomas A.. and Melvin s. RAJ
and Charles Krebs, Of East Side, LEFT recent
Tor st. bernard College, Cullmsn, Ala, whe
'hey are taking a ten months course.
'apt' and Mrs. Chas. G.. Johnson return
monday from m outing at Stafford. Sprins
capt. johnson has been greatly been benefit
!" "es''h by his %soiourn At the Springs.
MI. y. D. valvrrde, accompanied by his a
n''"' visited st. Stanislaus College, Bay I
''o''' sunday, where bis son Earle was
'."''"e school there. He returned Mond
evening with both sons.
The weather at present is not suggestive
:" o%'e'coat, but IL some one will tell the e
WI, NO" ne Is to get one when winter does CO
W" confer a lasting favor on him. Del
q'en''' DO You observe the poiu,e
M"' d. b. Miller and her two st.p.child,
'"pelo, is on a visit to her brothers q
,s'e's mere, Messrs. Horace and Elijah I
"'''es Jennie and Samuella Bowman.
capt. y. R. du Mon. LEI, Monday nigh,
,"o,s' where he will be joined by his broth
r'!'"' y. du Mont, Of the Second Alaba
"o0'eer'. From Mobile they will visit u
mother At Poin, Clear.
Mr. w. R. Hughes, Of the e~nterprisine
n"e''"'ke firm Of Hughes 1 Herrick,
.",eaeoa'a street, now sports = bran new
W'a''s buggy fresh from the factory, III
=: u.'" make, narrow seat, and 10 voted a d.
IN all respects.
iae pilot boat Matte George. owned
..p,. WIN. George, Of P.scssoaia, was I
,,'''a''y launched from Frents's shipysrd
""nasy amid the aging II bunting. II
"ns wine ca hand and also beer on
'"a = general sood time prevailed.
sas' Friday Capt. G. D. Farrar, uuder
."u"e"es " patriotism, kindly rendered
..e.'a''oa purposes At the armory of batter
I'VE uaes and other bunting At h,s s,so pa,r,
.saooner' the Edward W, Young. The var
Treess Of the town we're most eorseo
a.e0r'ied with "old Glory" 10 honor II
restraining buys, who s-s home .. ,,h,rt, i
furlourh. s
y. y. Henson returned from Bostop
bunU0v. IA H. 49,