The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-04-29
LOCHL NEWS.

As long MS Tue WHIT Vu"s'
This day will be remembered still.
Tim efficient Round Island light keeper, Mr.
y A. pimitry, was in town Tuesday. !
Miss Lizzie Alley passed several days in
Mobile last week.
Mr.. G. NJ. Luce, wife and son JeH' oil bas'n'
are in town this week.
NJ. Johu c. O.Connell, Of the Mobile Item,
uss in town reporting Tuesday, tragedy.
Services Sunday At 1880 a. m and 7:i5 p.
M. in the Lutheran church. EVERYBODY is vel
come.
Mrs., II. Collie went to Mobile Saturday to
s,end a few days there with her daughter,
Mr.. II. L .Toenes. q tsss
u.ssrs. Farnsworth Bros.'s stannch tug
Dawn was hauled out on Frentz's ship-yard
: for repairs this week.
Mr.. ia, Miller, the popular Scranton tl"-
Eel proprietor, paid a short visit 7" New Or
leans Monday.
IL After A severe illness Prof. J. 7. Egnn, Ut
pascagonla, Is out again to The great delight
of his numerous friends, |
Full proceedings Of the circuit court will
appear IN the DEMocRAr-SrAK next FRIDAY.
Too late for this weeks issuer
Miss Mamie, the charming daughter OF Capt.
c. l.. johnson, Of Pascagnula, visited relatives
in Biloxi Sunday, returning Monday.
An entirely new fence is being placed around
the properties Of Mrs. II. Colle. Thus IN spite
of the war improvements go an.
Some men we know are like an evil bird,
which beiouls its own nest and then reveis IN
the filth he has created.
Mrs. John O'Donohoe, Of Algiers, La,
reached here in time to attend the funeral OF
her much loved nephew, Fernando q. Pelham.
Mr.. Nj. VIZ, Carey will shortly occupy his
new residence on Ker street, which IL ao""t 70
receive the finishing touches from Mr.. RAT
Laureudine, the builder.
The long .looked for and ong-deferred term
of circuit court for this county came at last.
Court opened with the usual fair attendance
OF attorneys, clients, witnesses, litigants
and spectators.
This week Rev. Father W. Ten Brink, thro'
his attorneys, Mcssrs. Denny 4 Wood, took
out naturalization papers, thus becoming a
ull-Aedged American citizen. We offer him
our congratulations.
The Catholic congregation here will be
glad to learn that Rev. +. FACET ;. j., who
made a lasting impression in this community
tor his picty and devotion to duty, has been
stationed at Key Wes', Fla MS chaplin at the
Catholic church there.
Another new ~postoficc has been established
in this county. 1t is called Manuel, IN Fort
Bayou, opposite the Point. Mr.. L.. Manuel
has been appointed postmaster.
Mr.. J. J. Paquette, the well-known sunlight,
gas machine manufacturer Of New Orleans
accompanied by his wife and daughter and
two sons, spsnt several days AT his delightful
villa, at pascagonia,.th week.
Mr.. and Mrs. John II. Santa Cruz went To
New Orleans Sunday afternoon. Nv. Santa
Cruz returned Monday, leaving his wife to re-
~cupcra,e for about Il month in the delightful
old metropolis.
Miss Nora Nix, Of Orange Grove, is spend
ing several days here, the guest of that clever
lady, Mrs. F. NJ. Apperson. Miss Nora, W.
are sorry to say, is not in the best Of health,
and contempletes a trip to Atlanta in the neal
future to recuperate.
Next Sunday preaching may be expected II
tho prpshytprian chrrnh AZ 4 n'clurk n M h,
Rev. D.. c. Byers. All cordially invited. Al
members requested to be present.
American mullet and Spanish mackeral ar
plentiful in these waters. The Spaniards viii
we presume, place an embargo on the latte
named fish coming into American waters.
Last week two young men Of our town ha
a lively engagement, which from what we hay
learned, must have been a highly interestin
affair, in which friendly Intervention came ju'
in time.
Our people should not lose sight Of the fu
that the Scranton end Of the shell road is sti
incomplete. We notice that this Thorough
fare through East Side is nearly finished, an
it bshooves our people to make both ends NEE
Last Sunday Inez Laura, the infant daugi
ter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Adam Gautier was ba,
tized at :he church If Our Lady Of Victor
Rev. Father ". Ten Brink, officiating. II
sponsors were Mr.. u. J.. Jane and Mrs. Cha
6. Johnson.
On Saturday Surgeon R. d. Murray, Of Il
Us N. II. s., was in town purchasing Inn
oer%"f the Farnsworth Lumber Co. Tor Il
purpose Of erecting steam disinfscting pla
at fontainbleau Detention Camp Tor disinfec
ing clothing.
Tuesday, April 20, 1898, will be long remer
oered BY Scranton people NJ an eventful day
~ 9" account Of the two suicides and the ban
NV gloom cast over the town in consequen
hereof. Many hearts were made sad.
ia'tesburg Progress: s. X. Thompson
prominent citizen Of Scrsnton, is here visit
A,S daughter, Mrs. J. l.. Roberts, and. looki
''Hnhd CIR city with a business view. He I
feSses himself very we'll pleased with I
place,
The property owned by Capt. John Tank
formerly occupied Is store and dwelling
mr.. VIZ. A. Parker, 10 being treated to q n
coat OF paint. In the near failure Capi. Tar
w''' remove his store and residence from 9
ole Town to these quarters.
In spite Of the miseivines of certain III
"o ladies', who fear the deprcdaiions Of
soldier boys on their poultry ysrds, Capt
. .nas. Bos'sr, the clever host Of the Cats
by-the.Sea. pnsosgunas ~ould welroms
presence Of one or two regiments. Hislsrt
poultry yard, and not 10 forget his distIll,
are mors lhun able 10 utau1 ~ onslaugh