The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-04-01

A still TONGUE makes a wise head.

All that Cutters IL not Ro'u ny y iarKe MA
jority.
Regular meeting Of the Board Of Supervisors
next Monday. 4,
Mrs. II. Chile left for New O,re.ns Tuesday
on a short visit.
Mr.. F, II. Lewis visited Mobile Tuesday to
have his eyes operated on.
Capt. +. D. Dean is on 4 visit to his family
at ocean Rest" Pascagou,a.
Dr.. A.C. Smith, u. ;. N. H. S., registered
at the Scranton hotel Monday.
The fast steamer Georgia came up to Mitch
ellis wharf Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. W. H. Mcintosh, q prominent Mobile
attorney was in town last week.
Easter Sunday night the Lutheran Sunday
school will celebrate Easter in song and verse;
The fence around the court house Ia about
To tumble. down. A new fence is badly needed.
Last Friday the birth Of a girl baby ~enliven-
ed and made happy the home of Mr.. Adam
Gautier.
Mr.. John A. Whnou, keeper Of Sand Island
light house passed several days in town visit
ing relatives.
Capt. g. r. du Mont, accompanied by Lieut..
l.. E. Cox attended the military court At
Biloxi last Friday. {.
Capt. W. NJ. Baker, Of New Orleans, with
the Marine Underwriters cam here Monday to
;rpract Tho schooner Starke.
Mr.. Will I. Belts, Of Waynesboro, Pa with
the Prick 20. Engineers was a visitor among
the saw mill people last week.
Capt. G. F. Peterson arrived with his
stsunch schooner L. A. Edwards Sunday from
a quick passage Of Eve days from Csibsrien.
Our brother in-law, Capt. R. Q. Reeder,
died in Mobile, Ala, Thursday (sist ult } atll
o'clock a. NJ. A good man has fallen In Israel.
Jasper Wells, a negro, aged about 80 years.,
dropped dead at his home on Silk Stocking
avenue Monday night. He leaves a wife aud
one child.
Capt. and Mrs. William George, Of Pascs-
goula visited Mobile last week, where the
Captain invested in a neat buggy bought Of
Block Bros.
The Pascagonla Dummy is making regular
trims between this place aud Pascagoula,
Manager Joseph Wells deserves the patronage
Of our people.
Mr.. Henry Jacobs, the popular merchant
tailor went to New Orleans Sunday to see his
mother, who is i'll at the Touro Infrm airy re-
turning Monday.
Spanish steamship Buenaventura, 1900 tons,
consigned to W. $. Keyser l. Co., arrived at
Ship Island Monday aud will load a cargo Of
timber and lumber.
The proprietor Of Eagles Nest was in town
this week. He says he w,Il leave for the seat
of war on the yaller mare. He Is willing Il
give M his life for his country.
The government quarantine steamer VIM,
II. WEIGH, Capt. J. G. Delmas in mmau
left for Ship Island station this week. tn,
WEIGH was thoroughly overhauled at Mobile.
We received a social visit Monday from Mr.
j. d. McKie, the able and digni6ed editor o
the Biloxi Review. lie reports his city yer!
healthy, and the Review iu a prosperou
condition financially.
Some Of our people bite at every new thin
that m along. Even experience does nc
prevent 'hem from getting repeatedly burnt
The oily tongue man is on the road all til
time hunting soft snaps.
The lighthouse tender Arbutas, Cap
Arthur Toriusen, master, is moored at tn
Pascagoula river light station, where she vi
remain until the work Of general repair to IL
Lighthouse Ia completed.
The schooner Eleanor, Capt. A. voss, mast,
arrived at Frentxs' ship yard wharf last wee
Capt. voss, who has had the misfortune
losing his wife and relative Mr.. II. Buddig b
our heartfelt sympathies.
On Monday Mrs. l.. W. O'Conne,l, the ami
Ole and energetic property owner at Pasc
go"'a had quite a narrow escape from bel
run over BY an l.. L N. train at q ~crossin
We tender our congratulations.
we note among the summer arrivals
Psscagoals, Capt. F.. W. Ames, wife q
daughter, Miss Melvin, Of New Orleans. Tb
are occupying the residence Of Mr.. Leon Tn
Ter during the absence Of himself and fami,,
Mr.. Jno. W. Blodgett, prominent capit al
OF Hrand Rapids, Michigan paid his friend
y. Nj. Luce a visit last Friday. Mr.. Blodg
owns vast timber lands Ia this county. and
one Of the best posted business men in 1
country.
'"oee y. H. Chidsey, in his usual sole
manner o'"mized the rights Of mstrimo
ioesdsy morning last between 4 young I
loving couple from Mobile Mr.. John p. Dev
a"' Miss Mabel A. Kelly. They returned
,"e '''zS train for Mobile, looking suprem,
happy.
DR.. I. D. Ford, who has been at Colum
some time, WAS here this week visiting
.a"''y' he will not move his family II
mere Tor several months, Is he will not
r".sess''n Of the house he has recently bon
:. columbia. We regret to lose DR.. Ford
MS family from our community.
mr.. George w..(BM Nyc) Wilkes, Of
"""x' Herald gave the DExocRAr-SrAR Of
pop call Tuesday. he was looking rosy
."eertu'. He says he is not going to war,
10 stay at home and take care II the wa,
ana children. We expect our crowd vii
Inc 'argest II the scrap d6es take place.
Inc staunch and swift two masted schot
Tres hermanos, Capt. e. Hernandez ma,
capt T. Bstapcourt. owner arrived 4
Mexico At the Farasworth Lumber Cas- vi
sunday, where she will take on I eare,
lumber. capt. bstsncourt's many ri,
"sre were glad to wsIcoms him Ia our n
again. Y