The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-04-15
LOCHL NEWS.
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The summer girl to the front.
Repovating and cleaning up goes IN.
Regular term Of circuit court, 18th inst.
Tn. baseball craze has again prevailing here.
I, is now time for light drinks-sucha as soda
vater. milk shakes and SIGH like.
Basin citizen, Mr.. C. W. Moody, was a
business visitor here Tuesday.
Tn. frost of Friday last did very little dam
AGE to early vegetation hereabouts.
Services in the Lutheran clutch at 1885 p.
m. aud Sunday school at $50 a. m.
Mr.. Robt. r. Seymour and family are nicely
dom;ciled in a pretty co,tsae oa Krebs ave.
Mr.. l.. A. Cewsn came down from Mobile
,,js week on visit to his family here.
u.NR. r. Cochran, q prominent lawyer OF
M.ridian,s sss MD In !. town prospecting this week.
We recr;g 1S.y Of lsant visit Monday from
Mr.. A. L. Nnn!y of.s Ocean Springs Progress
We are glssd>,S%vsS,s able to announced that Mr..
w. +. A. Parker 10 convalescing from a spell
OF SICKNESS. y
Mr., Fritz d. Btcht has beautifed the 'nte-
rior Of his barber shop. A thing OF beauty is
a joy forever.
Dame Rumor says that the wedding bells
will peal out their sweet story Of joy several
times this month.
Mr.. W. F. A.. Parker and family have taken
M q -. :. ..l .., .,l tnc ,p..,p-
erty on Krebs avenue.
The three-masted schooner Lena R. Storer
is hauled ovt on Frentz's ship-yard, and is be-
ing treated to a new coat Of paint.
Mrs. Ed. Mitchell, with her infant daugh-
ter valcda, spent the Easter holidays in
Mobile among the friends Of ~girlh"od days.
The spring term Of the circuit court for this
county convenes here IN regular session on
the Alb Monday in April, being the 18th day.
the session of the McGill Institute At Mobiles
spent the Easter holidays with his parents
here.
Col. j.. F. lerndon returned to his home at
MOSS iOtut tTVIn luhkuui3 tVAhSt NV
than he expected, owing to the serious illness
of his wife.
The DEMoCRAr-STAR bulletin board in front
of the office, is eagerly watched from sun up
TO sun down ia order tn get the latest war
news.
Mr.. G. NJ. Luce, accompanied by his broth
or, Mr.. NJ. II. Luce, came dowa from Basin
last Tuesday, the latter gentleman leaving for
his houie in Grand Rapids, Mich.
Remember that next Sunday is the regular
appointment for preaching in the Presbyterian
has been changed trom 500 to 4 O'clock p. m.
Mr.. John kro,x Of Detroit, Mich, n practi.
cal tailor, is now an emplnye in Mr.. Morris
Jarobs' clothing emporium, where he is pre-
pared to Il, all mankind with scrviceable ant
fashionable garh.
The rascagouia Commercial Club had
very interesting meeting Monday night last
Five new members were added to the roll o
membership. and more applications on tn
blackboard for action at the next meeting.
Mrs. A. B. W,gain, with her beautiful
daughter, Mss Marion, who has been spend
ing sometime with her son, Mr.. Il. NJ. Plumme
and his family here, left last week Tor Ashe
vile, N. &.
Captain and Mrs. c. Morrell, Of the Births
schooner Helen E. Kenncy, are the guests a
Mrs. l.. ". O'Connell, at the "Oaks," pasca
eoula. They we're bound for Havana, but WI
defer sailing at the present time.
Mr.. Powell Morris, of Mobile, con
nected with the Singer Sewing Machin
Agency Of Mr.. n. Crane, has been here an
elsewhere in the county for several days look
ing after the interests of that agency.
Mr.. David Saucier, an up-to date true
farmer OF West Pascaccula, has by experiment
ing, succeeded in raising y very fine crop
cucumbers this early In the season. Nothin
fails on the gulf coast where brains, abilit
and energy exists.
Father Ten Brink, having flushed his hous,
cleaning and got all "aired and settled" e,
tanned in his own royal fashion Fathers Al
hon, D'H"ehe and Beckers last Tuesda,
The latter named priest was en- route 10 Hu
land.
Az a recent meeting Of the Merchant
transportation ca. the following officers we
elected, to-wit: G.. NJ. Luce, president; Jot
" Mck'bbon, vice president; Ed. MitcheI
treasurer; II. N. Plummer, secretary; Car
/ NJ. d. Spottswood, manager. ,
Good manners, if nothing else, should su
-est to, some people To remain in church du
ing the sermon; and 10 those who do remain
refrain from whisperinss that are distinct
audible throughout the church.
A double wedding incurred here Mond
iMs'' the ceremony being performed by Justi
Snldsey ut his residence. The contractil
pa'tles were Mr.. Clyde Plat and Miss Az
,."e Sprinkle; Mr.. John Junior Ryan and Nj
fsnnie Sprinkle, all Of Dsuph,me Island, A
Last Monday the children Of the Catho
school conducted by the good sisters al I
convent here, under the direction Of Sis'
Martina, had their usual Easter picn
which was given At the "point." The d
was an ideal one, aud to say that the parti
pants enjoyed themselves but faiutly cxpresa
the word.
The Board Of Mayor and Aldermen on I
tuesday made the following changes In
aboard of Trustees Of the Scranton pub
school :. Z. Thomps"u, reelected; Geo.
Hosson, vice n. N. Plummer; John N. Pslhs
vice W. J. Bronson, al "a serve for In
years from date. The board now Is. 3.
Thompson, I. P. Delmss, Gen. T. Ross
Il. y. DeJsan, John n. Pelham.