The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-09-01
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'n,d Reliable" management
school days have begun
u,llet will 500 be IN roe
a,mmer girls are disappearing
S,.r walks are not sopopular with our
girls oor ,re with lis
prummers, like the poor 're wiz" Us
all the time ao-
s.o,embcr oysters X fat salty and de-
~l,ro,sly favored
'n,son ,bc river road is built it will be
,%popular by-way' ,.
c,o,ic silva has returned to her
home in New Orleans
q olyer wcntto New Orleans
an business Wednesday,
rho hoard of supervisors lee IN reg
-, session next Monday.
lickspittle ours in human shape are d
,r,.e 10 any community.
Architect John Stone Is o"' 's"i"'
,or severe spell of sickness.
p.. Broders visited New Orleans
wednesday on church business.
Miss Clara Wilcox will open her pri-
vo,eschool at East Side next Monday
Mr.. Green Lane from Louisiana was a
an, cucst of Mr.. W. w. Farnsworth.
Soryices in the Lutheran church every
Sunday at 7:l5 p. m. Pascaso"la Ill 4'''
I'm,
The Mobile drummer was here Sunday
10 soc his hest girl. Probably he means
business.
vo,ice is what some low flung fellows
Mat the hand c: gentlemen far above
them.
rovers oak will soon afford the Gus
tomary autumnal rendezvous for spoony
couples.
Mr., and Mrs. W. NJ. Canty and LITTLE
CON Frank have returned from their visit
TO Cooper'S Well.
Mr.. Adam Hauscr, a popular young
cotton BUYER of New Orleans was a ylsi
tor here Sunday.
Mr.. Jas. j. Feore left on Tuesday fol
Quebec, Canada, where his wife and sis
ter are summering.
Mr.. VIM. r. Woods, accompanied hi
wife and baby to Waukesha, Wis, re
turning Saturday
Mr.. II. D. Narlie and wife left Satur
day last for Chicago, where they vii
remain permanently.
Mr.. aud Mrs. y. l.. Birdsong, of Mon
roe, La, have returned home after
pleasant %soiourn here.
After the 18th inst. hackmen and hote
runners will not be permitted to crow,
at the trains on their arrival.
Mr.. ". NJ. CAVITY, accompanied by hi
two little sons, Herbert and Willie Wis
tied New Orleans Wednesday.
Nh, and Mrs. Laurent Martin, of Ne,
Orleans were recent guests of Mesdame
M.Communy and NJ. Locorno.
Mrs. Kate Staples, of Mobile visite
her mother, Mrs. Ann r. Lewis at Yves
Pascasoula last Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. D. c. Price, of Biloxi and Prof. W
H. hosey, of Vernon are stopping q
Miss Isabel Delmas', on Pascagoul
river.
Inc regular meeting of the MississiI
p' Toast Wmbermen's Association wi
Wheld at Odd Fellows Hall on Satu,
day, ID inst.
MIS- McVea Young and baby an
Master Morris Munday, accompanied b
bliss isabel Stemper are sojourning
the Pascagoula hotel.
MISS Lucy Laurendine has quite r.
covered rom n slight spell of malari,
"'efaDd is again at her post of duty
tue postal telegraph office.
Mrs A, L. Lewis and adopted daugl
p'' Miss Marguerite Lewis, of We,
,"Scasouia left Wednesday for Ga
breath Springs, Tenn.
Mrs W. r. Kell, with her three chi
u'eh ieit for Pineville, n. c., on Monda
"'hi' her husbands relatives. 81
VIII De absent three weeks.
d. W.G. Talbot, dentist, of Biloxi r
h L'1s@ us 10 state that he will not be
n''nlce at Scranton this week, but wi
""ere mex Friday as usual.
MI and Mrs. Ed. Mitchell and wi
'u'e nliie daughter Valeda were he
hihoXi Monday and Tuesday, II
ID guests of Mr.. and Mrs I A Ko,hmar
s,n members Of Company d, First Miss
~ppi Regiment, U. s. V. Infantry. a
sIDfs'ed to call upon Lieut.. L. r.. c,
pay. ''' anu G S'a
a Tuesday Miss Lucille Lewis. II
pa,',y little daughter of Mr.. F. II. Lew
was ,a'ed her eleventh birthday. s
was the recipient of a number Of nj
Presents.
."e Exchange hotel and bar. viii,
o'c" closed about thirty days "
c 't,opened last Monday by Messrs. J.. T,
IN 's ana 7. R Jane, who will conduct
up-to-date style.
vn ,ne interest on the light and wat,
w WORKS bonds of the town Of scrant
s Sm paid on the 2lst Of August. T
~."n \ condition Of the town is i
proving wonderfully. ' . : :
as'er solomon Frederic and his I,
, rsssn Misses Gertrude and Fam |.
Mon ',s'c will leave on Monday next /
c o,,""s the former to enter Spring II
ysn ness and the young ladies the c.
'entof Visitation. "e y
to ea gs John Y. Morgan left this we
New York on a month";, a., y, ,at' to W.
sther' brother and s,s.I.