The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-09-08

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Mr., w. s. Dodson has renovated ana
painted his store building.
Mr.. w. o. Clark, our leading ship
chandler returned Monday from a bust
ness visit to st. Louis.
With the fall of the year the glories
Of the southern heavens are enhanced
by the splendor of the stars.
The boys had another regatta recently,
which attracted quite a crowd to Capt
Chas. Boster's private wharf.
Mr.. J. L. Jarreau, of New Orleans, the
well-known representative OF the Man.
haitian Oil Works was a recent guest OF
Messrs. w. w. and II. A. Farnsworth.
Mrs. Wallace Wood met with a painful
accident Saturday evening by breaking
through a rotten wharf and seriously
hurting her right arm.
Sister Martina, superior and Sister
Josephine, accompanied by little Misses
Camille and Louisa and Master Brisbane
Turnbull were out driving on our beach
one day this week, and made a short
call on Mrs. John II. Moore, Jr. and fam
lily, who are sojourning at Capt. Volney
Browns East End villa.
The Misses Melvin and Josephine
Ames entertained charmingly at q
%"lotto" party last Friday evening, the
occasion being thp birthday of Miss
Josephine. The refreshments were
dainty and exquisitely served. Those
present were J J. Paquette, Mrs. L. M
Hand, Misses Emma, Helen, Susie ant
Flo Hand, Melissa Paquette, MasteI
Robert Paquette and Mr.. Martin Turn
bull.
The Misses Anna and Ethel Moore
Melvin and Josephine Ames and Maste
Joseph Moore, accompanied by MI
Martin Turnbnll took trip to the light
house at the mouth of the P~ascagoul
river on an evening last week i'll tn
staunch yawl boat of Capt. Jas. McFau
They were most Hospitality received an
entertained by Capt. John Murry an
and his gracious wife.
Among the many stylish turnout
which drove along the beach Sunda
afternoon was one containing Mr.. Al
j, r. Dantzler, of Moss Point and his viii
some young wife, cidevant the charmin
Miss Susie Belle Slaughter. They mad
a brief call on Mrs. b. b. Waddell at tn
Shell by-the-Sea'' and graciously bowe
to some of their old ~Pascagoula FRIEND
u en- PEASANT.
n Major Fred Hess has completed h
survey of the new river road, work c
the construction of which will soon b
Gin, He also took some fine phot
graphs of the famous Lovers Oak wit
, some Of Scranton's most popular ladi
perched on its branches protestir
against its removal as an obstruction c
u that new road. 1t is now proposed
d build q bulkhead and platform arouV
$ ii. and erect an observatory and toll ga
e thereon.
The mysterious music of the Pasc
goula river is fast gaining a world-wl'
reputation, and none seem able to sol
the meaning of the sweet, sad sount
Listening, the idea suggested itself, he
L many dear girls have felt the first thro
IN of awakening love told i'll accents
N softest ~pleadings on these sea-klss
Up shores, and what is more reasonat
thar that the soft cooings of love vibl
us ting the air, were caught up and CARR
In to some unseen grotto to return again
Us lure others to the sweet cntanglemei
a of the god of love?
- Mrs. Pollock and her chaming daue
-, ters, Misses Olive and Elise returned
NJ the Crescent City last week sooner tn
expected on account of quarantine ia
's. They were so well pleased with tn
os visit here that they may become perm
nent residents of this coast. Mrs. CT
~. erty and her little granddaughter B
sic, with her arm in n sling, also
I'd abruptly fearing prospective detenti
camps and fumigation. Miss Bessie
nu the misfortune to break one of her ar
"a before leaving. The injured mem
on was set by DR.. B. f. Duke and she v
nj doing well when she left.