The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-11-18

MIS-. SaF''
flying visit Sunday
n. and Mrs. W. NJ. Canty went to New
o.,.,rs on business this week.
H.. schoeuer James H. Dudley, Cobb mas
.s, has arrived at Havana Cuba.
u,pF. Pickett and family have returned
s.om visit to relatives in Mobile.
III, schooner $. J. Dickson is receiving re-
airs at the New Venice shpyard.
". vsIsiu DeJean went to New Orleans
s,naav on a visit to relatives and friends.
A.. n D. yalvcrde left Thursday on a vis-
;tto Galveston and Ganado, Texas
Misses Alice and Marie Rourke visited New
Orleans Saturday.
Have your job printing done at the DEMO
cR,r.srAn office. Neat and tasty work.
p.v. A. Van Waesbughe, of Pass Christian,
u,,o r;sitor to Father Ten Brink Wednesday.
Mr. Joe Blanchard returned TO Mobile Sat-
urday, where he will be employed in shipyard
work.
Miss Mamie Watts spent last Sunday here
with relatives. She is teaching school near
81. Elmo, Ala.
hrce extra edition Of tie DEMOCRAT
STAR sent out this week to all portions OF the
eOuntV.
A suecal meeting of the Pascagoula Com.
mercia Club will be held Monday night at .
o'clock.
LAWYERS J. Ira Ford, II. Bloomfield and
Wm, S. Woods attended circuit court al Mis-
sissppi City this week.
Master Walter W., the bright little sou Of
Mr.. F. H. Lewis, is visiting his aunt, Mrs.
Fred Staples at Mobile.
Mr.. J. i. McDanes, the efficient section
boss at West rascagoula, is occupying the
Gautier old homestead.
Sergt. A. |. Ham, of Biloxi, ca, D, First
Mississippi Regiment, was in town last Friday,
shaking hands with his comrades.
Mrs. E. Mitchell returned Saturday from
Mobile, accompanied by Misses Gsrtie Macra-
die and laura McKibbin, who will be her
guests for several weeks.
Mr.. W. B. Taylor, of Boston, Mass, inspec-
tor for the Mexican Central Railroad, is at
West Pascagoula looking after the creosoting
Of lumber and telegraph poles for his road.
Capt. C. Flanagan, the well-known steve
dnre Of Mobile, Ala, and Port Author, Texas,
stepped off here on business Tuesday.
Mr. Oscar Soderstrom, of Pascagnula, VT,
Tuesday for Bowling Green, KY, where be
will enter Cherry Bros business college,.
Mr.. Geo. T. Rosson's interesting family re-
turned to their former home Mubile Tuesday.
where they will in future reside.
Misses Lily yinnemann and Lucne D.
Buys, of New Orleans, are visiting the sister
at the Convent of Perpetual Alteration.
Mr. R. f. Seymour has disposed Of his in
terest in the eating house adjoining the DEN
ocRAr.SrAR office, Oscar Toussell becoming
he sole proprietor.
Capt John J. Peterson, who it will be re
mcmbered purchased the small schooner J. II
Hooper and sent her to Saba, Dutch West In.
d'es TO engage in the fish trade, is here will
h's staunch three-masted schooner James
Slater.
The PRESBYTERIAN Ladies' Aid Society vii
entertain their friends at the residenceAw(
Mr.. W. X. Mead Thanksgiving night. Ad.
mission 2'cts. with supper.
Mrs. NJ. DeJean and Miss NJ. T. Hall, O
New Orleans came here Wednesday night on
''ss to Dir. aud Mrs. l.. p. DeJean AM
family.
A'dermanic asprants are slow to show the
"and The best business men are wanted ft
"'uermen, and they must be real estate own
eS' progressive and enterprising, alway
'eaoy an' willing to serve the town honcstl
"oa 'a''tfniiswilhout fear, favor or affection
Var0S afe NY for the approaching nuptial
VI MSS 'oa's Krebs aud Mr. Willie p. Ran
"y' wa'cn ''epy event will take place at Il
"'"s OF iF' 9r'de's mother, on Pascagoul
street. at Do o. m.. Wedn..dav. Noremb,
%, 1893.
40" 'aa' 'c;anton is progressing so fas
anu awahsmog tn a yss,;,.tion ,f ,bs fl
p. .''' w Nsr Position a. one Of the princip
~ FrP 80 zoe gul coast, Ne would suggest Il