The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-09-09
LOCHL NEWS.

Make nay ""'N
r,.r reckoned without their host.
....rcs makes towards of us all,
,.. ri, cd flee when no man pursaeth.
81. .,,set water PIPES are leaking again.
pascapoula street is the musical street .
the town.
Same are getting ready to Gee the wrath t.
come
Gan, s. r. Thompson has returned from
Hattiesoure. =.
a.. Scranton Presbyterian church is still
uithoat pastor.
Mr.. Jas. Paul has returned from . s"joar RI
in Canada.
uooOl;cht fshfrys are much in vogue among
the Young people Of both sexes.
THO ,ainy season is about over, but the hoI
weather is still with us.
Mr.. r. A. Farnsworth returned last weei
from his outingof fifteen days.
Scranton needs more Industries to give oui
idle population employment.
Cant. p. Feore is having his elegant resi-
drnce tastefuily painted.
Business called Mr.. John B. Harvey, Of Mo-
+ble. to our town last Saturday.
When thieves fall out honest men get their
dues. This is as true as gospel.
There are some people We know who have
India rubber Imagination.
Attorney ". R. Woods ia visited his family
at Meridian this week.
Mr.. F. D. Becht and wife were in the Gull
CITY Monday and Tuesday last.
Visits of New Orleans drummers to Scran-
ton are now few and far between.
Mr.. 7, A. Ladnier is working behind the
bar of the Peoples Exchange.
Nj. NJ. c.. Altman visited Mobile last Friday,
combining business with pleasure.
deputy Sheriff Ed. NJ. TAYLOR was at the
courthouse on business Tuesday.
Mr.. Eugene Scheil, Of Grand Bav, Ala, vis-
tied his friend, Mr.. John J. Santa Cruz Sunday.
Everybody has a perfect right to abuse the
quarantine layout. But, still it does no good
Just a year ago last Tuesday the State Board
of Health put on quarantine against the Coast.
After several weeks absence in the vicinity
of Grand Bay, Ala, Mr.. F. NJ. Apperson is at
home again.
Mrs. Chas, Scherman, accompanied by MISS
Alice Canty, returned to her home in Mobile
last Saturday.
Miss Antcnia Barrier, Of New Orleans, is
aguest of Miss |. X. Delmas, on P~ascagoula
river.
- Quarantine knocks business out Of sight,
and paralysis the energies Of the h~ustling
business man.
Mr.. J, +. Armor, n wpll-known cotton buyer
of Aooile, visited his friend here, Mr.. F. II.
Lewis, recently.
Mr.. James Parker, Of New Orleans, was
here Monday to attend the funeral of his
brother, Mr.. ". T. A. Parker.
Mr.. Geo. T. Rssson is at home again after
an absence of several weeks at Stonewxll,
Miss, attending to O M duties there.
At present there are many houses in our
town for rent. We hope they will all be occu-
pied by good people this winter.
Mrs. Geo. W. Grayson and baby we're down
from Mobile last week and spent several days
with Mrs. G'ayson's mother, Mrs. N. l.. Pol.
Mrs. /. B. Blackwell returned from Chicago
FRIDAY last, whittier she went on a business
trip. She had a pleasant aud successful jour
ney.
The Board of Supervisors were in session
three days this week, and much business was
transacted. Proceedings will be published
next week.
Capt. A. l.. Devils, who is in command Of the
vs.. mail boat Glide, plying between Mobile
ana Dry r"rtugas, was a v~isitasid v family
here Sunday.
new Henry Bennett will in NO4Dsp.
"' church next Sunday al II 6'clock y. m.
ana ''' p. IN. All cordially invited to attend
the services.
Mrs. j. NJ. Pelham and family have taken
possession Of the handsome residence Of Mrs.
IT, ro', on Pascagoula river. Mrs. Pelham
'"'e"aS To take a limited number of bosrders.
Dr. chas' S. Mercier, Of New Orleans, was
p""o'0ed to The bedside If his nephew, Mr..
Luss'e a7a''er, at West P~sscagoul., who is
SICK III tdous fever.
VA Bcd,ng6eld. left last week for
'a'e'', a station on the N. J.&K.C. R. R.,
""ere he assumes charge Of the smnllpox
vases among the people in that vicinity.
Ne1t sunday is the regular appointment for
preaching in the Methodist church bv the
PASTOR Rev. Thos. W. Brown. Services both
"""'"S and at night at the usual hours.
companies F and X, Of the Third Regiment
'esas Volunteers, who have been on gar
.'s"n du'y at Fort Morgan, Ala, passed tire
" 'own Saturday in special train bound for
fort Clark, Texas.
IN Sunday, September 25,h. Rev. G. D.
o"s WI Sapt'xs from three n six candidates
we seventh Day Adventist faith, In Bayou
I"ss'''e' near the late residence IL Mr., John
u. ~iaforce.