The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-11-25

Miss Edna Thompson went to Mobile Satur-
day, returning Sunday evening.
Mr.. Jas. A. Kaufman made a flying trip to
New Orleans Sunday, returning Monday.
Born on Wednesday, 10th inst, to Mr.. and
Mrs. f. P. Scarcl'f, at Bayou Cassotte, a son.
On Tuesday, Nov. 18th, the HON Of Mr.. and
Mrs. R. F. Seymour was Frightened by the ad-
| vent of a beautiful girl babe.
Mr.. W. E. Frederic, accompanied by his
daughters, Misses Gertrude and Lilly, and
their governess, Miss Pearl Meek, were 10
town FROM Bayou Cassotte Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. N. Huston and little son
Alfred returned to West Pascagoula last FRI
day evening from a pleasant visit to relatives
in Toledo, Ohio. Mr.. Huston is much benefit
ed by his trip.
One Of the ides Of November arrived at the
home Of Sheriff and Mrs. @. D. Moore on
Wednesday morning. AS we were honored
with the privilege If naming the last baby we
quote the following as a suggestion: "Sweet
AGNES beautiful flower"
Cant. 0. A. Petersen, of the schooner Anna
NJ. Stammer, which.arrived at this port Thurs
day Of last week from a successful trip to
Havana, called at the DEMooRAT-STAR office
Tuesday and presented the editor with a pack
age of fine Havana cigars good enough for a
king. We tender Capt. Petersen our grateful
thanks for the acceptable present.
Our county clerk, Mr.. Frank H. Lewis, has
moved into his spacious new Office in the addi'
ton recently built on to the courthouse, aud
struts about among the records OF jackson
county like a young rooster with his first spurs
We congratulate You, Frank, on your new
quarters, and hope you may never be less
comfortable.
On Sunday afternoon the solemn and i'm
~pressiye M Of unveil,ng the monnmen
erected by the Woudmen Of the World owe
, the grave Of their lamented Sovereign Alfre'
f. Krrbs took place at the Catholic cemetery
Pascagoula, under the auspices Of Scranton
Camp M. 63, assisted by Moss Point Cam
. No. 55. The unveiling was performed by Mr
+. D. Becht, master Of ceremonies. The fol
lowing officers assisted: l.. 2. nerrin, conncl
e commander; Henry Fi,zenseiter, advisor lieu
: tenant. Dr.. W.R. Thompson, banker; B. !
Browne, clerk o. A. Johanscn, watchman; II
r G. Uric, sentinel; Albert Larson, color bearer
Q j. D. CLARK, poet. The P'ckwick Brass Ban
. dispensed solemn music.
Last Saturday afternoon a special train tror
e Louisville, composed of par'or, din'"g-'oo
e cars and sleeper, having on board Pres'den
NJ. H. Smith, General Manager J. 9. Metca
and a corps Of superintendent from the sew
eral d~ivisioni Of the l.. h N. Il. r., passe
d through here en- route to New Orleans on
general tour Of inspection. From what "
can learn they were highly pleased with I'll
, improvements IN the roadbeds, bridges, etc
and we're -~profuse in their compliments I
superintendent Marshall for the barbed vii
fences which so successfully interfere with n
indiscriminate roaming Of bipeds and qaat
!" rupsds over the Company's possessions an
were specially pleased with the tombstone-I''
~ posts which mark their right-cf-wsy. II
public Of Scranton were delighted to KIN"
n, their attention was attracted to these coloss
~ improvements.