The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-12-01

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The public school at Pascagoula con
Quoted by Miss Ella Krebs is well pat
ronized by the large and appreciative
troop Of little ones
Miss Adele Krehs, daughter of Mrs.
(widow) A. f. Krebs, has accepted a
clerkship in the store of Mr.. &. Nelson,
in advance of the holidays.
Mr.. $. w. Jackson, who has been down
with bilious fever is now able to resume
his position us night operator at the l.
Il N. station.
II you want to reach the purchasing
people of Jackson county and the Gulf
Coast generally advertise in the DEMO
cRAT-STAR, the Oldest and the most
widely circulated paper in this section
Try it, and be convinced.
Three sections of the special L. IL N.
train bearing. to Nashville, Tenn, the
members Of the famous First Tennessee
Regiment from Manila, via San Fran
cisco, passed through Scranton Monday.
Mrs. j. A. Hatlestad came here from
Biloxi Tuesday for the purpose of pur-
chasing dry goods, clothing and groce-
ries for the season at the DeJean d
Mitchell Co.'s store.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Mitchell and baby
daughter Valeda, accompanied by Mrs.
Mitchell's mother, Mrs. Jas. McKibbin,
were guests of Mr.. j. A. Kathman and
family this week.
Master Brisbane, ~Camille-Elve and
Louisa-Courtney Turnbull returned to
the convent Of Perpetual Alteration
in New Orleans last Monday. They
were accompanied by Sister Modesto of
the Order.
Mr.. and Mrs. Fritz d. Becht went to
Mobile Monday to attend the funeral of
their friend, Mrs. Philip Whitman, who
died in that city Sunday night.
Read the DEMoCRAT-STAR every week
II you want to keep up with the current
events of the day at home and abroad,
but don't borrow it. Subscribe and pay
for it, and then your conscience will be
easy and the way clear for the Great Be-
You'd.
Mrs. Joseph Wells, who has been I'M
der medical treatment at the Touro In
Urinary, New Orleans, Tor several
months returned to her home at Pasca-
goula Tuesday very much improved in
health.
Capt. Adam J. Guy, of Pascagoula has
taken command Of the fine freight
schooner Lillian A. Capt. Guy is a thor
ough navigator, and is well-kuown in
business circles.
Stationery, and in fact everything used
in our printing office is advanced and is
continually advancing, still the DEMO
cRAT-SrAR job office is turning out fine
work at old figures, for cash. Give us
your orders and be convinced.
Mr.. II. +. Russell, one of Ocean
Springs prominent merchants and en-
terprising citizens, was here Monday
and made the DEMoCRAT-STAR Office All
agreeable call.
The circulation of the DEMocRAT-STAr
is steadily increasing at home and
PEELED to purchase a new and faster press
in order to get off our edition on time
every week.
Mrs. (widow) ]. NJ. Pelham and chill
: dren moved Wednesday into the Walter
: Gautier residence, on Ker street, form
erly occupied by Mr.. a. +. Thomassor
r and family.
Mr.. Fred Miller, steward of the ill
fated schooner j. w. Griffin returned
home last Saturday. Mr.. Miller lief
;, Sagua lie Grande, Cuba, on the cattl
ship Hilander Monday week, arriving
at Tampa, thence by rail here. He re
r ports the schooner stranded OF the rock
off Sagua and believes she will prove
-, total loss.
On Monday night the Pickwick bras
. band gave a grand ball at Mississippi
hall. The Earle brass band, of Mos
Point, assisted in dispensing music, an
the entertainment vas enjoyed by tn
colored people of this place and Mos
Point.
Now, and on until after Christmas
a most opportune time to pay subscril
tons and other dues to this office, in OF
der that all connected with it can hav
enough money to buy something fo
the Christmas holidays for the childre
and grown-up folks of the five familie
. dependent on this establishment for tn
necessaries of life, etc. A hint to tn
good people is sufficient.
e. We were in advance of time by al
ia announcing that the invitations to tn
N nuptials of Miss Leona Pelham and M
Norwood w. Alley had been issued.
ID order to place all Of their dear frient
r. upon the same footing, rs such invit
re lions through our mistake had not bee
e. sent out, we have now the direct autho
r. ity to state that the happy event wi
he take place on Tuesday, December II,
y, in the Methodist church at 7 80 D. m.
ig MI. John II. Santa Cruz, our much q
N preciated agent Of the l.. Il N. II.
office situated here, together with h
assistants, Messrs. w. P. Ramsay 81
nd Chrest Nelson, are fulfilling the duti'
he devolving upon them in q thorough
nv expeditions and business-like mannt
The Western Union has Its telegral
keys In the same office under the ma
u sgement Of the l. Il N. agent.
m
2 Our efficient superintendent Of educ
cd ton, Hon. d. u. Cowan returned hor
Tuesday night, after about ten da!
!. absence on a visit to the public schot
90 in the back country. He reports . We