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

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The dummy makes regular trips 10 ANU
from Scranton
.,h,ooer S,arse is receiving repairs at
rrtntu's ship yard.
" Altman visited Mobile on BUSH
.ss the first of the week.
NJ, FL. Mitchell and little daughter Va'eda
,;.,,sd the Gulf City Friday.
At. rbos. +. Ramsay, of Vancleave, was
,.,.o m land business Monday.
,.ou,n who marries a ten dollar man is
... .r,ious to be at a wedding.
MI. ia the propltious season Of the year for
v,,,b.ruprs to s%ojuurn on the guilt coast.
r,.rs will be no fresh beans shipped from
,.,s tbe first of April MS in former years.
nr II. Shannon, of Ocean Springs, was a
,,.n..s visitor to the court. house Monday.
Sheriff Moore will sell delinquent tax lands
next Monday at the courthouse door at IL III.
oo,ored preacher remarked that the
us,,b.r was so cold "the chicken done iroze
10 the roost."
Mr., Henry Frentz and family are now COM
t,,,blv domielled IN their new residence on
Cedar street.
ur. R. D. VaIverde sustained the loss OF a
Ana mare. which dropped dead last week OF
heart failure.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. T. Rigshv are being con
cra,ulaled On the arrival Of a fine boy at their
home last Saturday night.
Noticeable improvement is a neat cottage
bsinc built ON the corner of Orange and Cedar
street for Mrs. 7. G. Gatti.
Dir. ". R. Kell lost a fine Jersey COW by
death last week that was sent him from his
old home IN North Carolina.
Sisters Eulalie and Salesia, accompanied by
Misses Camille Sarrazln and Nancy Denny
VISITED New Orleans recently.
Mrs. w.. NJ. Denny returned from New Or
leans the first of the week, whittier she had
been IN a visit To her mother.
Mr.. VI. G.. Altman, the oldest butcher in
town, closed his meat market last week. There
are only two butchers left now.
Master Brisbane Turnbull and little sisters
Camille and Louise, returned Sunday from a
two weeks visit to New Orleans.
Miss Lizzie Hall, a beau,iful young lady 81
Charleston, Miss, is visiting her aunt, Mrs
Chas. s. Meriwether, at East Side.
The ladies' Of the Episcopal Guild are ar
ranging for an entertainment to be given il
the near future for the benefit Of their build.
ing fnnd.
The canning factory meeting did not mate
rialize Monday last as advertised. Notice vii
be given in the DEMOCRAT STAR Of the mex
appointment.
Mrs. &. NJ. Luce and handsome little sol
Jfx met Mr.. Luce here IN SATURDAY. last an,
returned on the staunch steamer Naleda tn
same evening.
Next Sunday afternoon at 3 o'clock Rev. II
j. C~nmps'en will fill his usual appointment i,
The Presbyterian church, and the public i
invited to be present.
When the sidewalks are finished the mayo
a"d board OF aldermen onght to pass an ordi
"'"ce prohibiting cows and horses from roam
ing the streets at will.
MI +. W. kearn, Of the well-known marbl
Sh' stone firm of D.. J. Mcdonald 4 Co., Mo
'"'' was IN our town Tuesday looking afte
s''e monumental work in our cemeteries.
Lutheran services Sunday morning at 1913
osHeV' !. I. Henry. Also at 1880 p. m. cor
u"c'eo by Rev. CD. Breeders. Lenten Sc,
wees at 1880 Wednesday night, Mr.. Henr.
officiating.
Vap'. U. A. Petersen, of the American sch,
''"eS Slater, has arrived in the Port OF Pa,
uS"u'a from Havana, and We are indebted
we V'ever and thoughtful Captain for a pacl
aye of fine cigars.
"'"' NJ Luce, of Basin and Attorney J.
f"'o' OF Scranton, visited Jackson IN busine,
w' week. While in the Capitol City the
r'" pleasant evening with their frien,
REV. Father c. A. Oliver.
Nr' Jim Byrd Pickett has r~eccen,lv r.
@'u" MS position at the Algona saloon ~
arranging to engage in the wholesale be,
%'"eSs' Mr.. Felix Ladnier is now dispe,
%S liquors at the Alrona bar.
'ae schooner Eleanor Capt. A. voss, ma,
,,,'m aa'auzos, Cuba, arrived in the riv,
sunday. Capt. yoss had as his CUES, I
"'p MS nephew, Mr.. W. u yorhabon,
'''''"y resident of New Orleans.
u last SUNDAY Miss Lilly Kay departed +
,'' '"'e, Ala. and Fort Gaines, Gn., on
relatives. She will be absent sever
6 winch is regretted by the numero,
."'' OF this worthy young lady here.
,.. %.h' Ve''l0n and family, who have be,
w.ds " this place several years, I.
vii, "e'd'y for Gulfport where Mr.. veill
Th,i, 's'se IN the boarding house busine,
por,,. 'sn"sa' is Scranton's loss aud Gul
reDo, a pleasure to the DExocRAr.Sr.
r..s e, 10 meet two young Bos,ouisns Ia
and """ came here on the schooner Norm
are making a tour through southe
l., w, Their names are W. p. Libby a
Hsa'es Shakespeare Club will hold
m,d;. 70 The Commercial Club rooms |,
i,,ms after Lent, so We are informed
n. president, Miss Louise R. Hugh,
,b,,. ~ the meeting will DO announced
nInn' Broders, who has been connec,
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