The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-11-03
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A. A. Surgeon in Charge


Messrs. NJ. V. b. Carey and Ed Mans.
field went hunting this week.
Services in the Lutheran Church at
1880 p. m; ~Pascagoula at 4:3O p. m.
The steamer Georgia brought u tow of
500 pilings from Jordan river to West
Pascagoula Creosote Works Wednesday.
The election tickets for the county
were printed and delivered Thursday
morning to the Election Commissioners.
The Paquette villa on the bay of Pasca-
goula, at West End, is al admirable To-
cation for a hotel site, and could, with
nominal expense, be made as attractive
and elegant as the Tampa Bay Hotel,
situated at Tampa, Florida.
Sam Burney, (colored) of Nancleave,
was in town Saturday to see Superin-
tendent Cowan about q teacher for his
school. He secured the services of Mrs.
Mary E. Johnson, of Mobile.
Prof. w. L. Murphy reports this week
| that he has in attendance 10 pupils at
the colored public school, and more to
come next week.
The white coat of paint just spread on
the Baptist church building has some
what improved it's looks, but the blue
steeple is awful. Regular dago color.
But if the painter will only add the
picture of II mullet and a string of garlic
the thing would be complete.
The West End Pearls and Yazoo Lake
Bellies of P~ascagoula, harmonize beauti-
fully at the present writing. The i'm
portation of the sterner sex would lend
much zest to their circle.
Among West Pascagoula residents
visiting Scranton this week were noticed
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Gautier, Mr.. and
Mrs. Eugene Gautier, Messrs. David
Saueier, J.. l.. McDaniels, Edgar Hull,
Mrs. A. e. Lewis, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter
Gautier.
Cards are out announcing the marriage
of Miss Phebe M. Glenn to Mr.. John w
Raabe. and also Mrs. Kate V. Glenn t.
Mr.. Walter II. Ravens at the residence
Tuesday, November Il, 1899, ate O'Clock
p. M.
Mr.. G. +. Mansfield has purchased tn
lot on Pine street adjoining the residenc
+ of Capt. p. Feore, paying therefor S4N
He intends to erect thereon o o a four
room cottage.
All Saints Day was very general,
observed here by Me closing of the prin
: cipal stores, and the large number o
g relatives and friends visiting the ditferen
cemeteries to pay tribute to their love
-, ones buried therein. The services at tn
church of Our Lady of Victories wer
well attended during the day.
Mr.. J. p. Smith, of Vanclenve, ".
here Monday and called at the DEM
" CRAT-STAR Office and made the editt
glad by dropping in his till four shin
. silver dollars for the "Old Reliable. Il
" represents peace and plenty in his SC
ton, and everybody at work and none
rs easy.
s. 1t is reported that the tops of the PHI
" trees in the n~eighborhood Of Bayc
e, Cassotte are turning brown, and it
feared that some disease has struC
le them, which is something very unusu
n as no such condition of the pines hi
ne been noticed before. An "ex-spur
is ought to be sent for. IA
: Another barge for the National Dred
=, ing Co., of Wilmington, Del, roo fe
" long by 30 feet beam and Sfeet depth
hold Is in course Of construction
or Frentz's s%hip-yard. A mud scow
ls- Messrs. Chas. Clark & Co. Is being I
cd paired ut the anne yard.
On Sunday q collision occurred
P~ascagoula street at "Villa Ada" |
tween a buggy from Cox's stable, occ
ny pied by Miss Rebecca Mumme and
is white cook. The other by Mrs.
IT. Beck and Miss Ida Taylor, demolishil
the former and crushing the top Of
latter In. Miss Mumnp was slight
hurt on the shoulder. f8st