The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-05-13
LOCHL NEWS.

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scranton is %.orelvacursed with k'ckers. I
The gardens are needing rain very much.
v.. s,u,.,,a Bowman visited New Orleans
Friday.
Cant. r. F. Alba, Of Mobile, was in tow"
last week.
A., n Bloomfield attended circuit court at
Mississippi City this week.
Miss Carrie Cogcins has returned from "
rlpnsant visit to Mobile.
As predicted by Rev. Irl Hicks May, so Tar,
ha, been rather cool.
rhsrs are A whole lot Of people who never
say A good word about an"ther.
p...ch;uy at the Presby terian church next
Sunday BY Rev, D. y. Byers at 4 p. NJ.
Tia saws he intends to take her ia LAYERS
o,k the first moonlight night. That's biz.
The girls say they are glad that all the mar
y, ;,o.,b,4 Young men are uot going of to war.
tc.nt. A. l.. Devils, an old and experienced
mariner, has assumed charge OF the steamer
Oak.
All honor to the members OF Battery
vho did MT desert their colurs at the critical
moment.
Last week Misses Myra Alley, Of Scranton,
and Sallie Clark, Of Whistler, Ala., we're the
quests Of Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gautier, at
West Pascagoula.
Mrs. Capt. VIM. George, OF Pascag""'a' was
ac,in IN Mobile last week for medical treat
ment.
DR.. d. +. Kell, Of South Carolina, paid u
pleasant Wal. Of a few days here to his broth
er, DR.. W. r. Kell.
The L.. 4 N, r. r. has shown excellent man
aosmeut in the handling Of the government
troops on their way to Florida.
Rev. Father A,ph"Mse Kettels, pastor OF 'he
Catholic church at Biloxi, visited Father Ten
Brink here Saturday.
Last week Mrs. Ann r. Lewis, OF West
pascagoula, paid a visit to her daughter, Mrs.
Kate Staples, now residing in Mobile.
Mrs. ". 0. Clark, of Pascsgoula, was a re-
cent visitor to New Orleans, where she spent
several days with relatives.
Our efficient quarantine physician, DR.. Is. +.
Duke, lett on Sunday for jackson to attend u
meeting of the, State Board Of Health.
Mr.. B. B. Wahdell aud wife, Of IIelens, Ark,
arrived Sunday at Pascagnula, forerunners ia
the other relations.
Mr.. Alfred Farragut now has a black Nancy
Hanks Gait, which will in time be the fastest
trotter IN the shell.
The DEMocRAr-SrAR is the best advertising
medium in South Mississippi. Try 1t and bt
convinced.
Rev. Inman W. Cooper, pastor Of the Moss
Point Methodist church, preached an excellen
sermon in the Methodist church here Thurs
day night Of last week.
Capt. $. II. Burge has rented the nt"t am
comfortable residence of Mr.. N. V. d. Carey
on krebs avenue.
Mr.. h. T. Browne, marshal Of the tow
OF Scranton, has rendered his res'gna
,ion to the Mayor and Board Of Alderman
to take effect at the meeting Of the Board o
the Goth inst.
Services in the Lutheran church every SUI
day at 7.45 p. m. Sunday-school at $3.50 AN
Everybody is cordially invited.
Miss MERGED Delmas returned last Satu'
day, after a pleasant visit to relatives
Mobile,
The small talk that circulates aiming son
gossipy people is contemplate. A great M
joritv uf the petty troubles Of life are ca"s'
by people meddling about other peoples bus
ness.
Rev. J. J.. W. Mathis, Of Handsboro, "
here two or three days this week in the inte
est Of the Baptist Record.
Mrs. Mary A. Reeder, who spent scvel
weeks here visiting her sister. Mrs. +.
Maycrs, left last Friday to visit her nephe
Mr.. r. b. Brooks, at Muscoger, Fla.
The weather changed from very warm
quite cold last Friday night, and all day 5
urday blew n stiff nnrther.
the Methodist, Baptist and Presbyter
Sabbath schools will have picnics this mon
Probably they all will consolidate aud max
minn picnic.
Mr.. G. NJ. Luce, accompanied by DR.. W.
kell, went to Basin Sunday to Investigate
ported cases Of small pox and to place . p
stefan in charge.
Pascagouls, the gem of the coast, is re-
70 welcome her share Of summer visitors.
IS sell known, bathing, fishing, Boating, Z
"le unexcelled by any summer resort on
Gulf.
s. Capt. Geo. Frentx has secured the cont
TO overhaul the steamers Vera and Ju
Gilbert, Of Biloxi, which are now on his "
. This is m evidence of Capt. FrrntE's rep
ton for fair prices and reliable workmans
Ono day last week the reporter dropPt
'7 see the wcll-known and reliable jewe'er,
o. A. S~,emper, who rep~rts business !"
Cns lliss though considerable room for
""vement. HE 10 the oldest jcwslry es
l'shment In town.
Mrs. Mevea Young was called to he
home, Clinton, La, by the serious Hines
her father, Gen. Geo. W. Mundny, who d.
the family home on last Sunday evening,
80 years.
Capt. Chas. lIoster has returned to II
Roula, md his pleasant ccunteuauce ca
seen 1t the Cotlags-by the sa again.
People will talk, and nome will talk
other peoples business a. though they
more absdt Il than one managing II.
Mr.. A. McAjlister CANA dawn from n