The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-08-18
is still very sick.

- 4. Miller is still very SICK.
rooro visited Mobile last Mon
An automobile will shortly appear OH
our streets a,, .,,s;t,rc
relatives here xo.r-
nr. J. A. Tabor has a fine Day "o'
tbe fastestin town.
e.motimes a pet dog breaks up inc
Lind relations of families
sheriff c. D. Moore is somewhat oe'-
Tor, but still confined to his bed.
m,o followers of the dead intldei,
Rob Ingersoll, are still mourning
death.
o,,v Sheriff J. D. Minor is In charge
If the sheriif's Office while sherin Moofe
Is sick.
Proceedings of the chancery court
will appear in next weeks DhAo'"N
STAR.
No.srs. I. l.. Roberts, OF Hattiespurg
and Willie Gass, of Mobile are business
visitors here this week.
Nrs c. NJ. Randall, of New Orleans,
:, visiting her daughter here, MRS. w.
NJ. Denny.
The Farnsworth Lumber Co. are build
mo another dry kiln 4o4 feet long by@
feet wide.
Mr.. o. A. J~ohanson, our enterprising
blacksmith made a business visit TO
Mobile last Saturday.
Ms. Joseph Weikel is on the sick list,
and II Is to hoped that he will soon re-
cover hi. customary good health.
Mr. Joe Chute visited relatives here q
fow DAYS last week. He is now engaged
in thei insurance business in Mobile.
Misses Marie and Katie Dreese, of Sa-
vonnah, Ga, are visiting Capt. IL. X.
Grant and family, on P~ascagoula river.
New sweet potatoes have made their
onnearance in our market, but 1t takes a
heap of sugar to make them palatable.
Mrs. c. Helm and son, Master Hart, OF
New Orleans, are visiting Mrs. Helms
mother, Mrs. John Tarkel, OH Krebs
avenue.
Mr.. +. II Vogel, of the Palace Phar-
macy, visited Mobile Saturday to attend
the silver wedding celebration of his
parents.
DR.. Wallace Wood and wife and Mr..
Geo. Gelpi, of New Orleans are visiting
Mr.. Wallace Wood and family, on Pas
cagoula river.
Miss Josephine Nichols, accompanied
by Miss 0phelia Voss, both of Mobile,
visited her sister here, Mrs. T. J. O'Con.
nor Sunday last.
Chsnccry court adjourned Wednesday
night at II o'clock for the term. Judge
Hill left on the east bound train fol
IIatticsburg.
Scranton has an assistant Marshal II
, the person of Mr.. +. d. Mansfield, who
isnow out hustling for shekels due the
corporation.
Widows as well as young married wo
men and rosebuds are allowed to talk I,
US through our telephone. But don't al
talk at once.
Plenty of fine fish and oysters to b.
had cheap. Nodangcr of any me dyin,
from starvation here while the juic,
mullet swim.
Rev. G. ], Broders went to Mobile las
friday to ofriciate in the Luthera
church i'll place of the pastor at tn
services on Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Emile Fisch, of Mobil
and Miss Agatha Nelson, of Biloxi, ar
visiting Mr.. G. Nelson and family, O
Pascagoula street.
clip" of the New Orleans Picayun'
was IN town the other day and visite
every place of interest in Scranton, e,
cept slippery" and Lovers Oak.
A man who has no enemies is genel
ally a namby PANTY sortof fellow, h;
No opinions Of his own, and in fact,
only a very insignificant parsonage.
scranton was visited Tuesday evenin
= ny downpour of rain. 1t was a reg,
a rsully washer and chunk mover, an
twas just what was badly needed.
MIS- J'l. Ford gave q delightful sal
ing party last Monday evening to
small party of intimate friends, all
whom found the evening enjoyable.
capt A. NJ. Bedes, of the schooner ]
H. Russell, after an absence of five yea
ISM port again welcomed by his mai
TRENDS He is looking hale and heart
section Boss Jackson commenced la
ing the concrete pavement for the dep
platform last Friday, which will be
great improvements as compared wi
the old one.
MI and Mrs. L. f. Cox paid a visit
Y1hooience Tuesday last 70 Mr.. and NJ,
herman Meister in New Orleans, who
Uaugh'er, Miss Edna Msister died
week ago.
We are indebted to capt:aU, A. Ped
@n iof a large, long bottle of pr
,parkllng scuppernong wine from
myers vintage at Handsboro. This wi