The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-03-03

nave uisplaved IN attending tue uiHerent
meetings that they were called to, to organize
u veterans camp. ! am certainly sensible to
the consideration that they have shown me.
One call more will decide the f~ate-appreciat-
ing the good will OF the apostolic member, !
am with regards,
CoMRADE JOSEPH II. KREBs.
March came in like a lamb.
1t will probably materialize after Lent.
Miss Myra Alley returned from Mobile
Tuesday.
The Peoples Exchange has the hanisomest
dining room in town.
The ice factory will manufactur-
ing ice next week.
The Scranton State Bank is the oldet bank
in Jackson county.
: The new bakery of Mrs. Capt. James Smith
is turning out excellent bread.
Mrs. l.. W. O'Connell, of Pascagoula, paid
the Gulf City n visit last Wednesday.
Born 20 Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. J. Euren last
Sunday a boy. Here's a lookin' at you, Chas.
The white and colored baymen are arran.
cling to re-organize their respective %associa.
tions.
Mr.. Willie J. Grant, Of Biloxi. attended the
funeral of his great aunt, Mrs. Marie Grant,
on Tuesday.
When you need anything in the job printing
line give the DEMocR AT-STAR Office a call and
see specimens and get prices.
The DEMocRAT-STAR job office turns out
the finest aud most artistic printing to be had
this side of the Rocky Mountains.
Every business man Of ~Pascagoula, Moss
Point and Scranton should be active members
Of the Pascagonla Commercial Club.
Mrs. I. n. Murray and Misses Ruth and
Jean Murray, of Naperyille, H., are guests
Miss l. X. Delmas, Pascagoula river.
The finishing touches to the facade of Mr..
W. NJ. Canty's store building shaw up in city
st, lie and reflect credit upon the designer, Mr..
q. NJ. Wilson.
A few young folks of Moss Point spent last
Friday evening at the residence l.. Wilcox, at
East Side, in honor of Miss Katie Wilcox.
Mrs. inren Keel, of Biloxi, paid Scranton
a flying visit Sunday and was accompanied
home by Miss Ella Wilcox.
Mrs. 0. A Johnson expects to entertain her
friend Mrs. ". II. Lewis, wife OF the Metho-
dist minister, this and next week.
Mr.. l.. d. lierrick has given Contractor
! Stone, of Mobile, his plans for a new residence
which will be shortly commenced on his lot On
Pascagoula street near Mrs. Z. A. Krebs res
idence.
Why hesitate to open the river road to Pas
cngnula. There is no legal impeachment in the
way, and 1t would be a first-claSs Improvement
for both places. The boards Of mayor and al.
dermen Of The towns of Scranton aud Pasca-
goula should take up tins matter at once and
give our people a summer route to the sea
coast.
The case Of Jackson county against Mrs.
Malvina Sarrazin was on Monday affirmed in
the supreme court. The suit was flied by the
county to cancel a deed from Mrs. Sarrazin's
father, II. Krebs, as a cloud on the title OF
certain property on which the county held a
trust deed. The court held Mrs. Sarrazin ia
be an innocent purchaser and thus the county
Loses about s., 1000 and interest.
On Tuesday morning about 5 o'clock a fire
broke out in the dry kiln Of the Farnswortt
, Lumber Co. aud consumed about 20, 900 feel
Of lumber, valued at 81 900, before the fire
department and the citizens could extingnisf
the flames. The interior Of The kiln was
, roaring furnace, and it was only by the heiolt
work Of our volunteer fire department that thu
fire was confined to the kiln.
Mr.. J. II. Gates, Of Grand Bay, Ala, was in
town Monday and Tuesday Of this week. HI
says the truck farmers of his section lost b,
f, the late freeze all the Irish potatoes and othel
early garden "truck, which would have bee,
: ready for market IN Abril. But the trucker,
are not discouraged, and are re-planting ant
: and watermelons, but will come in somewha
later than usual,
. Mr.. W. r. Woods, Of the law firm Of Dem.
= L Woods, returned from Meridian Sunday
where the injunction against The building o
a the new courthouse at Leaksvillc, Green
county, was heard. The Chancellor held tina
r the contract WA. legal, aud that upon the com
4 pletion Of the building according to "plsns an
Il specifications" The board Of supervisors coul
q pay for the same. Mrssrs. Mcintosh 4 Ric
and G. II. Wood represented the complainant
1, and Cslhoon L Green represented the contrac
tors and J. E. Alderman and Denny 4 Wood
= the county.
!, Mr.. W. II. Finch, from the Howell neigh
borhood, an old subscriber 10 the "Old Rsis
ble," was in town Tuesday In 4 very happ
f., frame Of mind. liz informed us that durin
the recent blizzard and slest his good old vii
!, presented him with two fine bay babies, III
- largest and best in that portion Of the county
4 The younsters are named Samuel Scott an
Charles Walters. We congratulate the ps
rents and trust that their offspring will gro
" up to be useful and honored citizens and Thu
when VI ass they will vote The Democrat
> ticket early and often.
BRIGHT'S DISEASE.