The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-12
IOCHL NEWS.

LONIAL 1N6nS
~. health of our town continues good
Cam. ceople will go off after false gods.
s,t,r this is an unusually wet August
,.,rneruongs are ripe. Small crop.
Miss Josephine Frazier visited M'O''' TINS
week.
Mr.. J. l.. Roberts, of Hatties1urg' is IN Two"
on business
NJ, G. NJ. Luce, of Basin, came to o"
business this week.
Master Willie Denmark Of "n''''e'' ""'
Il visiting friends here.
II III II. Randall, our Express agent, visit
al New Orleans Sunday.
Cant. j. NJ. Rabby, of Biloxi, was in town
Saturday on business
ut.s ANY Upland, of New Orleans, is Wis
hing Mrs. NJ. B. Spottswood.
Nancy talks, but very little Of it comes our
w.v these wet August days.
Mr.. W. n. Woods was in Mobile this week.
.,llsd there to see his sick boy.
Mrs. G. NJ. luce and son Jex, of Basin,
.re soiourning in Buffalo, New York.
Mrs. VIM. Watson and children, of Mobile,
arc the guests of Mrs. Don Davis.
Mr.. Oscar Reineckr, of New Orleans, is vis-
i,np his cousin, Mr.. G. Il. Reinecke.
Second hand door and window close woven
uire screens can be bought cheap now.
Mr.. Paul Krebs, Of llandsboro, was here
Sunday and Monday visiting home folks.
Mr.. W. II. Maybin and wife, Of Biloxi, are
the guests Of Mr.. J. Ira Ford aud family.
Miss Ida Frentz left Sunday on a visit to
friends in Lorraine, Harrison county, Miss.
Some people want the earth and the fallness
thereof, and then we doubt if they would be
satisfied.
Misses Ethel and Katie Staples, Of Mobile,
erioyed several days recently with the family
of Mr.. T. H.. Lewis.
Mr.. Thomas franklin has returned to his
old home at Bayou La Batre, Ala, aud resum-
ed business there.
Rev. Thos. W. Brown will preach in the
Methodist church Sunday at II o'clock y. m.
and at 7:45 p. NJ.
The street lamps are not giving satisfaction.
There is much complaint from the taxpayers
that means something.
Our Mayor takes a bike ride TO Pascagouls
almost every day. He is graceful wheelist
il he is a heavy weight.
Mr.. j.. II. Gates, of Grand Bay, Ala, was in
town this week looking as handsome as ever
and 10 the best of spirits.
1t is possible for two people to occupy the
same house and no hahn attach to either. 1t
takeStwo to make a bargain.
Brother George, of SAINT Stanislaus col
lege, Bay St. Louis, was a welcome caller here
last Thursday and Friday.
The population Of our town was depleted by
two who went north, one close following the
other. Will either be missed?
Miss Edna Lyons, a charming girl Of this
place, has just returned from a pleasant visit
to friends at Portersyille, Ala.
Rev. A.. Van Waesburglc, of Pass Chris
tan, passed several hours in town Monday,
the guest of Rev. Father Ten Brink.
Miss Rita Charbonnet, a charming young
lady of New Orleans, is on a few weeks visit
to Mr.. E. Velllon and family on Delmas Ave.
It's no lie to say that the gallinippers, or
lAnces de fer, as the French colonists call
them, are particularly murderous in their at.
trks on everyone.
Mr. W, NJ. Duke, a popular young business
man of Hazlehurst, Miss, is on a visit to his
parents, DR.. and Mrs. B. F. Duke, at "Belle-
%vieu," Pascagoula.
Deputy u. $. Marshal ]. F. Williams, Of
mississippi City, was in town on Saturday on
o'ne'a' business and paid the DEMocRAr-SrAR
a pleasant visit.
o"r streets are getting no better fast, and
Tue street commissioner can't have them
worked because there is no money iu the town
treasury to pay for the work.
MIS- d. r. Walker and rand~-daughter,
AAe'e walker, of New Orleans, spent two
aaSs last week with their relatives, Mrs. F. B.
walker and family al p,sna~.
Mr. y. Franklin, blacksmith on Delmss ay-
."'e' VINO was in business here Tor four years,
"' returned to Bayou La Batre, Ala, aud
opened business at his old stand.
Mrs. c. b. Nelson, accompanied BY her
grandson, Mr.. W. G. Parker, went to New
dreams IN SUNDAY to visit her relatives, but
"'e'u'0ed home the following evening.
Mrs Frank Warren, of Mobile, accompanied
= "er sister, Miss Mallory, came down Mon
,"s "spend a while with their grand parents,
'l' ana Mrs. John Chastsnt, Of Pascagoula.
we regret to learn that our. old friend, Cant.
A"' D0ster, Of ~Psscagoulasis meditating
o.. s''em his hotel, the "Cottage by The
'e"' oo'h on account Of i'll health and ad-
Vancing years.
"e MOSS Point L Pascagoula railroad makes
,0''ow'ng quarterly report ending August
PASSENGER receipts, $l,155.ls; freight re-
p~vts'y.si; total, all sources, 81, 6SS. 0l ;
net e.sss1g, s24s.4s.
: ue'o y the wise or wink to a blind horse
-, 'a"'c'snf. When certain people are told
Ill., ~" 'no'o'"ents are hanging above their heads
%s ms sword Of Denotes, explanations
should not be necessary.
considerable wonder is expressed at certain
p.",'af Items which have appeared in our
.",0'"ns 'ro" time to time. There is need Of
..'o'" N our midst and We would give a zen.
"s,n'ng while the fires smolder, and try Il
disgrace. ''""'A' a"a
MV' ~ j. Jane. vho ~. t 4.