The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-03-25

LOAlAL lVA
Cooling drinks now.
New moon last Tuesday.
She says it is a 90 after Easter.
We are having July weather in March.
The possibilities Of Scranton are great.
We look for wet and cool weather in April.
The show Saturday night was SHINY at
tended.
Mrs. E. B. Blackwell visited New Orleans
This week.
Green was in evidence last Thursdays.
Patrick's Day.
We need a downpour Of rain. The streets
are very dusty.
accidents" happen in families when least
expected.
The straw bat has made its appearance IN
Out town.
>-Npihsrs should keep an open eve on their
Young daughters.
The new rseidence at pascsgoNla Of Mr.. l.,
Rohr is nearing completion.
Capt. s. r. Thompson returned from Hat
tiesburg Monday.
Some people do lave publicity, but others
do naturally hate It.
The fruit crop will be b%ountiful here If
cold snap don't come along soon.
The " bald headed row :" at the opera houst
Monday hight was we'll filed.
This weather makes one feel like il is tim,
for watermelons.
The barge British Queen IS receiving a new
bottom at Frentz's shipyard.
The snide show carried of some dimes an,
nickels Friday aud Saturday.
II is now time to clean up around you
premises aud use lime literally.
II il better 20 endure warm clothes a Will
longer than pneumonia even a little while.
There is room in Scranton for a hundre,
manufacturing Establishments.
Mr.. Paul G. Castanedo, Of New Orleans
was a business visitor here last Saturday.
The l.. & N. pay car passed through tow
Wednesday leaving the employees happy.
Scranton can show more bright and prett.
girls than any town Of its size in the State.
More new subscribers to the sold Reliable
this week. Let the eond work 60 on, friends
On Sunday afterpnon the grand battalion
drill will take place on the green at the Point
We hear tina, the handsome Captain " ha
lost his heart, and not on a Scranton lad,
either.
The thrce masted schooner Starkp il under
going general repairs on Capt. Geo, Frcntx'
sishinyard.
Wild vio'rts abound in profnsics IN tn
woods about here, and are eagerly sough
after.
Capt. .Jno. hurry, the efficient light kecrc
Of rascagoula river, was a visitor here Wed
ncsday.
Mr. G. NJ. Luce, wife ard son, Master Je,
Of Basin, Miss, are spending several weeks /
tHtlV cO''Hge un hfeDS avenue.
The DEM0cRAr.STAR office had an earl
morning call from two "hobos" recent,
They were youus aud healthy.
Mr.. James Malcolm, Of Americas, was
pleasant caller at this office Monday %norninj
lie was en- route to Mobile.
Mrs. P. A. Darnell aud son, Mercer, a,
Orange Grove, spent Wednesday with h,
daughter, Mrs. Harry Mansfield.
LIEUT. Commander Of U. 3. N, A. v. Wa,
hams, made a visit Of inspection to the Pasc
goula light station last Friday.
Mr.. II. D. yarlie went on a business trip
Chicago last week, accompanied by his wifi
who will spend the summer there.
Rev. Thos. Brown will conduct divine So
vices in the Methodist church next Sunda
at the usual hours, both morning aud night.
Mrs. A. G. Ray, accompanied by her fathe
Mr.. Gelger, both Of Pearlineton, we're visito
IT, Mrs. j. G. Laurendlne and family Sunda
Mr.. +. D.. Noel, a prominent race horse ma
accompanied by three friends, came to Pasc
aon'a and spent Sunday at the Cottage by t
Sea.
Father A Van Waesberghe, Of Pass Chr
tian, was a welcome visitor here Monda
During his short stay he was the guest
Father Ten Brink.
Mr.. Adam Hauser, n prominent telegra
operator, with the Postal at New Orleans, vi
tied the family of Mrs. J. c. Laurendine
Sunday and Monday.
Quite a " bunch " Of Young ladies' and
few young men visited Lovers Oak Sund
evening last, to hear the "mysterious musi
\ aud the sweet songs of the cooiug doves.
" Dr. y. F. Duke, quarantine physician
Round Island, left Tuesday evening for ia,
son to attend a meeting Of the Executive ca
"''tee of the State Board Of Health.
"a DR.. 9. A. BedingGeld, a talented you
physician Of Repton, Ala, was in-tcwn, pr
rect'ng this week, with a view to lpcati,
I'VE extend the doctor u cordial welcome.
After a pleasant visit Of three weeks "
the Misses Alley, Miss Frances Clark, one
'"e pret,'est and mast accomplished you