The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-23
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The new doctor is q great addition to
the town. ~
MI. Adolf Kemp and wife have move
to Howison, Miss.
Cool enough Sunday night to make a
blanket comfortable.
Mr.. Ed. Mansfield, Of Scranton, and
Mr.. Ellis Oyerstreet, of Moss Point, can
didates, were round blowing their own
horns.
Mrs. Q. c. Dodge and children are visit
ing in H~andsboro.
LIST Hoosier-What YOU goin' to town
for! End Hoosier-I'm gom' to vote for
the "canidate." Q0f '
Mr.. Geo. Smith and family have moved
to Montgomery, Ala, their future home.
What has become of the "old man"
from Wade! Perhaps he ran away and
got martied.
Some of the girls say the boys are all
right y ice cream seems 70 be scarce
Miss Lou Wyatt has been spending a
week with friends at s~wartwout.~ She
will leave ct one for Biloxi to remain
until after Seashore Camp Meeting.
He says he can't forget his "appint.
ment" IS long as his tan number tens
"pinted" toes, ''pints" the way.
When the bell rings for Sunday school
on Sunday morning 1t is an invitation
to all to come; likewise for church ser.
vices.
The new dry house at the mills Of Moss
Point Lumber Co. is nearing completion
likewise the new Hotel de Burns, which
il 10 said will be fitted up with all mod
ern cOnveniences, suitable for the pat.
ronsge Of . mill boarding house.
Mrs. Fred Elder has been visiting FOL
several days with her mother, Mrs. Grier'
son in Moss Point.
Runaway marriages are fashionable
\ DALEY to MI. Ed. Lynd and Miss Pounds
to her cousin MIR. Joe Pounds.
Mr.. W. II. Smith has gone into the no
tel business and has had erected Q mod
ern building, conveniently situated on
Boulevard de Randall near the Escataw'
pa, p. o.
Mr.. Willis Roberts is the newest butch
er in town. Wish the butcher would
ouIpAleC VIC PCOPlC ouu uIIuk I0uuO
plenty Of nice good fat beef.
The candidates are around spinnins
yarns, and trying to impress upon thu
dear people that they are the only ONT
fitted for the Office, aud they propose
that their work shall be a disinteresteG
labor Of love(O :
1t sreported that Uncle Sam, who is
! candidate. was seen last week for AbOu'
half an hour, sitting on his horse IL
front Of . closed up, dflapidated, and un
occupied "shack," calling to the imagi
fksFy cSeEreatass.Ee..c! hello! Come ou
here. I'm o candidate fof<S0aasisssuuN
Come out here" But the voter neIG
fcame.
ASTRAY-Have you seen in YOU
town, an "article" with hair parted II
the middle, and . Derby on the top Of it
ut IN angle Of forty-ffve degrees, mum
pointed; dark mixed suit, the predomi.
mating color green; blue shirt with high
stiff collar that props the ears Of the
above mentioned "article" 80 well that
he could not look 1t his girl beside him
without turning half round. A favorit<
occupation is smoking cigars, but l,
tires him "dOn't " know" When last
seen he was sucking the handle OF his
umbrella. He is liable to visit all fash
ionable places Look out and don't lei
any thing hurt him.
Mr.. F. n. johnson has received from
Grand Chancellor g. p. McGehee an off,
cisl notice Of his appointment TO the pc
sition Of District Deputy Grand Chancel
Tor. Mr.. johnson accepts the appoint
ment, and will aim to serve the order
Knights Of Pythias with dignity, and
the order in his new field Of labor, des
ignated rs District No. /, composed O
the counties Of Jackson, Harrison ant
Hancock. As the new D. D. G. C. Is Q
model member himself, he will bring
up the work In his district to higf
standard. X. Of p. have q strong mem
bership in our town and steadily in