The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06


mouths, then moved to Mobile to live with his
mothr~~fSeis iysd,hcu61lps, mother and
one sister, WIN haIv ths sy,aaabks of this
community. The funeral took place the fol.
lowing day in Mobile from the family residence,
No. ?66 Dauphn street. Rev. j. J. Taylor,
pastor Of the St. Francis street Baptist church,
conducted the funeral services, and the inter
ment was in Magnolia cemetery.
THE NEW CRY FATHERs.-The newly elect
ed Board of Mayor and Aldermen Of Scranton
were inducted into office last Monday night.
1t comprises the WE'LL known business men and
citizens: Mayor Irving p. Delmas. George
Frentz, C. IL. Alley, d. D. Valverde, d. ID.
Coysu and n. G. Feore, aldermen. B. F.
Browne, narshal. Mr.. Cowan was selected as
clerk Of the Board, which position he will fill
to the Satisfaction of the public at large. Mr..
c. II. Atlsy was elected Mayor pro TEN.
Capt. Juhn Tarkel, We are glad to state, is
out again.
Miss Walker visited Miss Ilarkness at
Biloxi recently.
Thenew steamer Nancy Hanks, Of Biloxi, Is
taking in machinery at the New Venice dock.
Mrs. e. Oliver, of Chicago, is visiting with
her brother -iu-law, Mr.. II. e. Oliver, Point o
Pines.
Mr.. and Mrs W. NJ. Rhodes, Of Mobile, are
spending this week with Mr. W. A. Murphy
and family. sss as
Miss Annie r. Murphy and Mrs. A. r.
Murphy, Of Mobile, were guests last week of
NJ. W. A. Murphy.
Mrs. Sam K. Mayors and her three children,
Eta, Bessie and Kemp, of Mobile, visited rel
atives here last week.
A soap factory will soon be in operation at
Creole Town. Messrs. h. II. Levin and Chas.
II. Hudson, proprietors.
The schooner franklin was RECENTLY over
hauled at Freuiz's shipyard aud pressed into
commission. x
Without doubt Scranton is putting on city
airs If we.arc to Judge by the attractive signs
in front OF G. Nelson's, Oscar Toussell's and
the Peoples Exchange.
The new bakery of Mrs. Capt. Jas. Smith is
about colnpleied, and in a few DAYS the
public are promised some of the incest bread
ever baked in Scranton.
Preaching in the Baptist church next Sun
day at i o'clock a. m. and 7:l5 p. NJ, by Rev.
Henry Bennett. Also at Pascaeoula at $3.50
p. NJ. Every one invited.
1t would puzzle our readers to know who
made the puzzle. Therefore, unless we hear
further from our col oirespondent the puzzle will
remain puzzle all by itself.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas g. Johnson, Master and
little Miss Theresa johnson were halliday vsi-
tors to Mobile, guests of Mr.. and Mrs Francis
Codina, 1852 George street.
Mr. victorian Bnsarge died mean here Mon
day, December &c, 1893, aged 60 wears, 9 months
and days. Inierment took place at Orange
Grove the followinyN ednesday.
his to be hoped that on the principle that a
new broom sweeps clean the new town council
|
will nay some attention to the deplorable con-
diton Of the streets and sidewalks Of the
town.
last week while on the street we saw them
one toward sPascagoua street the other t.
Krebs avenue. We smoked our cigar, rhedi-
taed and wondered what was in the wind.
Among the public school teachers conduct
ing schools in the county who passed the holi
days at their homes here were Misses Celeste
Delmas, Laura Rolls, Alma Duke, Ella Kreb'
and Josie Allen and Prof. J. T. Eagau.
Mr.. R. K,ttrell, an old paying subscriber o
, the DEMOCRAT STAR from Kiltrell, Green'
, county, stepped in last Friday and squared NJ
all dues fnr the paper. lie is a good frien'
: Of the"Old Reliable"
Last Monday morning the angel Of deati
once more entered the home of Mr.. and Mrs
- CASTOR Poiteyn and took away their lttl
two Months old baby boy. We extend sympa
the tonne bereaved.
4 |
l.. G. Manuel, Jackson county's efficient an
4 wideawake Representatives. f3Rhe Legislature
!. We we're pleased to kns liRSat he vas it11to
!. health, and as enthusiastic as ever for III
: interests Of his constituents.
Kenneth Mcleod disappeared from the tn
Leo Wednesday Of last week, while the vesss
was steaming to Moss Point, and is suppose
'. to have fallen overheard and drowned. II
u was a native Of Ashtabula, Ohio, aged 4
i years.
The deep water committee composed of IN,
: following prominent gentlemen left for Wash
= ington, D. G., Monday. night: Mcssrs. F.
: Lewis, J. +. Dantzler, J. W. Stewart and &
- NJ. Luce. The object Of their visit is to inte1
!. est Congress in giving our port deep wat,
harbor.
fha improvements to Mr.. W. f. Frederic
residence at bayou Cassotte have been con
] J. Eplsted by the we'll known builder, Mr.. Geo.
= :. fsgsst. An addi'ionof tour rooms npstai,
4 !. and two downstsirs all handsoni finished
: Mr.. Frederic now has one of the finest dwell
!. Il ings Ia tina, part ii the county.
ID On Tuesday, Dec. ~, those watching mig
I. have observed . grand phenomenon between
r; and 7o'ciock p. m.--an ecipss Of the moo
e Madra luna was conspicuous by her promi
T. snce, showing = grand red disk, which vi
unusual for her except during an eclips
!. Gsadual'y she lest her golden color and r
= !, turned t. her silver radiance 40 familiar to h,
=. masy admi1nrs and The lovers who watch he
z. - their RWidiuk die ~,
" EloFesyIlle,. ,. Texas, Jan. I, 1885,.