The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-08-19

future horne ON front street.
Mr.. Joe Blanchard returned Sunday from
New Orleans.
Mr.. w.. NJ. CAVITY nd family spent last week
with relatives at West Pascagouls.
The elegant new residence Of Mr.. Adam
Gsutter is nearing completion.
Mr.. James J. Flanagan, q bright Young bus
mess man Of Mobile, was here on business
Tuesday.
Messrs. Chas. A. and r. A. Farnsworth will
leave on Saturday for Msysville, Ky, thence
to Chicago.
Rev. Father Bouiface, o. 8. B., Cullman,
Ala, was in town Monday and Tuesday, the
guest Of Father Ten Brink.
Mrs. j. n. Pelham with her children moved
to Passage ula last Monday, where they will
s%ojonrn several weeks.
MISS Nellie Tyler, Of Bay St. Louis is the
guest OF the Misses Gau,ier, at West Pasca.
goula.
Miss Louise de v. Gautier, after a pleasant
s%ojoarn amongst friends at Bay St. Louis, re-
turned home on Monday, 18th inst.
Mrs. Chas. G. johnson and daughter are
visiting relatives ON the West Side.
Mrs. j. b. Hinton, Master Melvin, Miss Josie
and little l. T. and Jack Hinton, Of New Or
leans, are visiting our town, guests Of Mr..
Chas. Ferris, on Ker street.
The DE~M0CRAT-STAR office now has a plank
walk leading to its business Office, so those
without having a wade through mud and
water as heretofore. The ladies', God bless
them all, are invited to walk On our new and
| elegant plank walk at all times free gratis for
nothing.
Last Wednesday the Sisters Of Perpetual
Alteration left for New Orleans on their annual
retreat. They will return on the 30th inst,
preparatory to opening their school on Sep
TENDER LIST. It is hardly necessary to add
words Of praise when referring to a school con-
Quoted by the good Sisters.
Mr.. Thos. J. 0'Connor, formerly Of the First
National Bank, Mobile, arrived here last Monday
to take charge Of the book keepers desk at the
Scranton State Bank. Mr.. O'Connor comes
highly recommended by many Of the best bust.
ness men OF the Gulf City, and we welcome
| him In our midst and hope he may become q
| permanent citizen Of Scranton.
NJ. George E. Sage, president; DR.. T. s.
Scales, health aud executive officer; Dr.. Rhett
Goode, member; Capt. T. W. Meal, engineer,
all Of the quarantine board Of Mobile county,
Ala, and ono or two others, came here Friday
afternoon to confer with Dr.. 3. +. Duke, quar-
antine physician, about the purchase Of the
Cat Island ~fumigating plant, and make ar
rangements for its removal to the lower bay
Of Mobile.
After a separation Of twenty-one years, Mrs.
VIM. Hughes received = visit from Der brother,
Mr.. James Grosan, who came here last week
from Mobile. The meeting Of brother and
sister after so long a separation was Joyous
one. Mr.. Groxan returned to the Gulf City,
accompanied by his niece, Miss Stella Hughes.
On Monday night a cheeky burglar attempt.
ed to enter the residence of Mr.. G. H.. Alley,
On Ker street, by . side window. he IVES de-
tected and chased over the roof of the house BY
the valiant son, M. Norwood Alley, who how
ever failed to make q capture.
Mrs. Ed. Mitchell and daughter, little Miss
vaieda, accompanied BY Master Joe N itchell,
Mrs. J.. A. Kaufman and Miss Mary McKibbin
expect 10 leave on Saturday for Chicago and
other places.