The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-08-25
At P~ANCACOuLA.


West end pearls are very beautiful and
costly.
Mr.. w. O. Clark visited Biloxi Sunday.
Mrs. j. p. Sarrazin, of New Orleans is
visiting her niece, Mrs. M. e. Chanter-
aut.
Mr.. J. J. Paquette made a tremendous
catch of sheepshead on Monday.
Capt. John T. Moore and wife, Misses
Anna and Ethel and Master Joseph
Moore, Mrs. F. w. Freret, three chill
dren and nurse arrived Tuesday to spend
several weeks at Capt. Volney Browns
east end.
DR.. r. d. Murray, J.. L. Montefue and
Miss Rose Michaelis registered at the
Cottage-by-the-Sea recently.
Mr.. II. A. Farnsworth and cousin,
Miss Henrietta Farnsworth will leave
Saturday for Chicago and other north
western points.
Mr.. Felix l.. Sarrazin and family ar
rived Wednesday and will sojourn with
Mr.. A. d. Krebs and family.
Mrs. L. U. Dodson and daughter, Miss
Lena A. returned home Sunday from a
| visit with relatives in Louisiana.
Mr.. Chas. G. Laird is having a room
added on the north side of his residence.
The beautiful moonlight nights attract
many persons from Scranton and Moss
Point to our bay shore.
We are informed that the Pascagoula
dummy will be running again next
week.
Mrs. F. s. Warren and Miss Louise
Mallory, of Mobile came here Monday
evening on a visit to their grandmother,
Mrs. John Chastant at East End.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. s. Chiles, of Birming,
ham and daughter Miss Pearl and Mas
ter Rape Chiles are spending two weeks
with Mrs. Is. +. Dickson.
A newcomer appeared on last Friday
morning to add to the population of our
town. Though a new born infant he
tipped the scales at ten pounds. This
splendid specimen of q boy baby was
born unto MI. and Mrs. A. d. Saucier.
Mrs. VIM. M. Drysdale, of Selma, Ala.
and children, Misses Willie Eta, Mag
gle and Fannie and Master Harry, aftel
delightful s~ojourn with her sister, Mrs
Chas. l.. johnson returned home las
Sunday.
Mrs. j. j. Paquette entertained a mum
Der Of young folks at q Lotto party
given at her West End residence. Hel
intelligent and lovely little daughter
Melisse assisted her mother in maxim.
the evening q most pleasant one.
Mr.. W. G. Paquette, after a short visi
to his parents here left for Bay st. Loui
Friday last on his way to New Orleans
While here he entertained his man.
friends at quite a number Of phonograpl
exhibitions, which by the way afford dc
lightful music, song and oratory emf
mating from the most celebrated artist
and speakers Of the country.
Capt. Chas. Boster, Of the Cottage-by
the-Sea, with one Of those winsom
smiles which indicate when he is in a
extra good humor, said TO a DEMOCRAT
STAR representative that'this season
one Of the best for P~ascagoula that ha
occurred In several years. His guest
have all expressed their great satisfat
ton over what they term the best batf
ing and e%xhilerating sea air to be Ell
joyed at any point along the coast. II
said that the parties who visited tn
neighboring islands to fish and for sui
bathing were fully satisfied, many (
: whom have been to the celebrated sc,
shore resorts Of the Atlantic coast.
1t has long been Z wsll-kown fat
among men that when one loses his hs
he generally feels himself In . pligf
liable to he laughed and wondered I
, even more 30 along the seashore than
! he had lost hts shoes and socks and ha
! 10 50 barefoo>ed.. There y sverythin
about : hit 20 hold ! man's sttict ottea
'.1.tIgn 70 keep II on M head y s.stl