The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-11-30

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L0Chk NEWS.
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poreas reached here in good shape
,..,t Of the county is improving.
rns fat sonblers gotitin the neck this
".,.oats came into requisition Sun
lis not business to talk shop on =
streets roxt
r,s Board Of Supervisors meet next
Monday.
s0ae of our boys have turned out 10
nburglars.
- some demand in this county
hardwood lands
vu,let are being caught weighing
bu Is to q pounds
.,os sbipments of fish and oysters
,,re made this week.
We have q kissing bug IN scranton
G.. Young lady informs US.
Attorney J. Ira Ford attended circuit
.onrt At Bay St, Louis this week.
NJ, Frank H. Lewis and wife visited
,hs crescent City this week.
NJ. Geo, H. Higgins, Of Orange, Texas,
w,s here Monday on business.
r,i,a Brunson, colored, aged 80 years,
died at her home here Wednesday night,
psv. G. O. Smith oficisted at the Luth'
cram church in Mobile Sunday evening
last
christmas Is not far of-remembel
the poor-editor, Pay what You owe
him.
An old oysterman and fish vendor wal
soen on our streets Tuesday with shoef
on his feet
Thanks to Mr., NJ. M, Watkins, the up
to.dste Moss Point merchant, for . pack
age Of Marvelli macaront
Miss Nathalie Neelis, Of Hammond
La, is visiting her sister, Mrs. e. +
Oats.
Rubber gloves are q new innovation
here since several pianos have been re
ceived.
Mr. X. W. Graham, former L. Il n
agent at West P~ascagoula, has locates
In Atlanta, Ga.
The HPullwiersn are at work In tn
municipal election to come of on tn
18th of December.
Mrs. J. II. Greene, Of Florala, was
pleasant visitor at the DEMocRAT-STAl
office Friday.
There IL a good demand for we'll tin
bered lands in the county for lumber an
t%urpentine purposes.
Breeding high grade belgian hares
this county we think is destined to b,
come a profitable industry.
None but qualified voters will be a
lowed to vote at the coming municipi
election. That is no joke.
The cold snap that struck our tow
Saturday night has made the coal an
wood dealers very happy.
Mr.. W.. H. Toenes and wife, of Mobil
spent Friday here guests Of Mrs. l
Collie and family.
Mr.. L D. Herrick paid q business Wis
ONew Orleans this week.
Dr. W. o. Talbot, q leading dentist
Biloxi, paid a fleeting visit to u tow
Sunday afternoon.
Mrs. F. Lindinger, accompanied I
her daughter, Miss Anna, visited Mobi
Monday for medical treatment.
Miss Susie Ravens, an ~attracti'
young lady Of West Pasoagoula, is Wis
ing Mrs. M. Beck, on Delmas venue
Miss Louise Wolsch and Master f
gene %Joanen, Of New Orleans, are Wis
ing Mrs. L. E. Cox, on Jackson avenr
Mrs. Frank Smith, Of Grand Bay, AL
VINO has been visiting with the fami
o! MI. F. NJ. Apperson, returned hor
Monday.
Mr.. VIM. Gass, of Mobile, of the W
known music firm Of Junger 4 Ga
was In town Tuesday In the interest
bis firm. dSt
Mr.. Wallace Wood, who has been pr,
pecting in Florida, returned home . (,
aays ago. He was not pleased with I
Cracker State.
The public generally is invited to
~nd Thanksgiving services at the Lu'
O'clock. 81"
MISS Refine Picard, . charming you
taay from Biloxi, is visiting her frieI
street.
N's remarkable how . Jealous wri
Mpfone to criticise the writings of I
VINO Is serving his community to
0est Of his ability.
Mr. Robert e. Daily, ST., and FAM
MOBILE, spent Saturday and sumo
WIN his son, Robert E., Jr., return;
home Monday. N
mr. Hugh Moore and mother, Of Lo,
"Ale, KY, are guests Of MI. r. A. Far
worth and family At Pascsgouia.
IT you don't pay your poll t.x by
ass. Of April next your name viii
p'ar IN cold type. Fair warning.
MRS Kate Staples, after q visit to
"U'ner, Mr.. +. H. Lewis, and his fam
returned to her home in Mobile ON r,