The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-03-23

md rain Monday morning
s' ,',' Of ink makes millions think
as,., these times are too anxious TO
lsr!. ,,s;ted Jackson
b week. .. 10 uniting
sr.. and garden truck is putting
II. Lewis visited Mobile on bus
rs Monday. n.
:, this week. .,z|
,r.A y.rd eggs are selling here AZ 10
sspr dozen
...,s.t. are favorable for q GOOD
h crop in this section
w.. ,n,is Walker is night operator
the telephone exchange
shooting and other gambling
ines are going on as usual
|@r,vverw ". R. Woods visited his fami-
At Meridian this week.
v, ]. c. Talley, of Orlando, Fla.' was
business visitor Tuesday
Mayor P. Delmas is experimenting
> huilding Of the river road.
n, oscar Black came down from Mo-
Ia this week to visit his family.
The activity in our ship-yards Is being
rshed to almost their full capacity.
Tho di.ulay Of spring goods in the
Isersut stores is very beautiful and
fylish.
Nrs Joe Cousins and sister, Miss Josie
lancer. Of Biloxi, are visiting relatives
Orange Grove.
There is very little sympathy expressed
h the man who faunts his dirty linen
b the public gaze
Mrs. John Tarkel was summoned to
he bedside of her son who Is in feeble
health in New Orleans.
Mr.. R.C. Brooks, of Crawford, visited
HE family of the editor Thursday and
Friday Of last week.
The grabbing season is near at hand,
md soon the Pascagoula beach will be
popular with grabbing parties.
Rev. B. |. Mitchell will fill his regular
appointment in the Baptist church Sun.
bbay afternoon at 3 80 o'clock.
Hogs, goats and cows are permitted tc
bcrambulate II streets day and night
can't this nuisance be abated?
The three. masted schooner Clifford I
ghitei is taking on a cargo of lumber a
arnsworth Lumber Co.'s wharf.
st. Patrick's day was observed by thu
pstomary wearing of the green. st
pseph's day by a wedding and ball.
The town is full Of idle a~blebodiet
en- and boys. How they live is a mys
ny to every honest mar in town.
Mrs WI. Smith, OF Barkley, accom-
Pnied BY Miss Lulu Moore was in tow
aturday shopping and visiting friends
The schooner Otis with Capt. Fred
linton as master arrived from Havana
anday after a propitious trip covering
ne days.
Mrs. II. NJ. Hendrickson left Menday
Mobile to visit her husband who il
nder treatment at the Providence In
mary.
The bar Of this county have endorse,
|dse Thad. A. Wood for re-appoint
eht as Judge Of this circuit cour
strict
ne splendid little tug Chicago owne,
MI "'0. Clark, of Pascagoula, ha
ea remodeled and fitted out with
Psoline engine.
Inc DEMocRAT-STAR don't print al
. local happenings in and aroun,
RAMON. Much that is left out woul,
be good Sunday reading.
ne oyster and fish industry Of Pasc,
uia oay and adjacent fishing ground
'"~ays been a source Of revenue I
many engaged therein.
WI and Mrs. Chris Nelson and daugt
b Misses Nelsena and Lena, spen
May at Ocean Springs, guests of Cap
N. Hanson.
MSS Lillian Alley is at homo thi
eA recuperating from a severe attac
pbile.
ne olrlot-Holmes Lumber Co.'s mi
%' blanchard s%hip-yard site is dom
Ivy active business, saving 35,OOO1e'
lumber a day.
Eugene Joanen and pretty lit
s"ef Abilene, of New Orleans,
= ns'' 10 their relatives here, MI
A'0ox and Mrs. j. A. Kaufman.
Antonio Barriere, of New O
amended the marriage Of her re
:, MSs Fannie Donovan to MI. !
"ushrldge on Monday last.
= afedses continue to do steadyx
Enaa, work In dredging the riv
e'. The excavation Of sand
ming the low places along Il
v. Wilkes, the genial proprl
'ne Biloxi Hesald, and his .,
were in town1Friday and ga
DRHocRAr-srAR office : WELDON
n. W Van Hook will preach
h7nma 'st church Sunday ct II 81
Foul Inn m He win lso preach ct r,
'i IN the union}Aurch at ~ m.
schooner wsrmsnos ~
from Cau6I8che n.~N
IeA largo Of lumber at the Tas1
Lumber Co.'s mill s0r = rs1