The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-09-14
ickness in town.

,IOHN SANAh SN'~s
Some sickness in town.
The summer girl is now q back mum
ber.
Considerable sickness on Bayou Cas-
sotte.
Mr.. J. E. swetman was here from Bi'
|Ioxi Monday.
The peJean Il Mitchell Go. are having
their store freshly painted.
Mrs, W. Woods and son Whitfield
have returned from Meridian.
Miss Laura McKibbin has as her guest,
Miss Genie O'Brien, of Mobile.
The weather has settled at last. How
unlike some people we know Of.
Sheriff r. J. Loughridge attended cir.
cuit court at Leakesville this week.
LAWYER W. R. Woods visited the Capi.
toll City this week on legal business.
Creole Town is on a boom. Two new
houses are going up at the same time.
Services in the Baptist church tonight
friday at7:&, by Rev. B. L. Mitchell
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Naugle, Of New
Orleans are guests of Mrs. H. Com.
muny.
Mr. W. C. Shepard, an old resident OF
the Crescent City, was in town on busi-
ness last week.
Lawyer J. I. Ford left Sunday even.
Ing for Leakesville to attend circuit
court at that place.
"Hobo" printers are now on the move
1.-Two gave us . call last week. They
were travelling west.
Mr.. Stuart McRae, of Mobile. was q
guest Sunday Of Mr.. Walter Gautier and
family at West Pascagoula.
Master Earle Valverde departed fol
bay st. Louis last week, where he en-
tered St Stanislaus College.
Prof. S. H. Shannon, postmaster ant
dealer in naval stores and merchandise
Three Rivers, was in town on business
Monday.
Mrs A. Gentil with her two younger
children is visiting relatives in New
Orleans
josephine Kemp, q colored woman
died at her home on Jackson street
Tuesday morning.
Deputy Collector of Customs II. f
Mosely left Tuesday for Jackson on q
week'sleave of absence.
A very liberal contribution was for.
vsrded Thursday to the Galveston suf.
ierersfrom the Port Of Pascagoula.
One Of Grand Bays most prosperous
farmers, Mr.. l.. NJ. Ludvigsen, disposed
OF wagon load Of fine yellow yam
sweet potatoes Monday.
Mr. Chas r. Ruter and wife, of Pensa.
c0la' spent several days with Mr.. Ruter's
mother on Pascagoula street. They re.
'urned to Pensacola Thursday.
MI G. B. Mann, a prominent young
business man of Mobile, passed a week
W our coast enjoying its pleasures and
'''fac'lons and returned Monday.
lhe Davis chapel public school con
uuc'ed BY Miss Amelia G. Claude CLOSED
ou' ~, 'he session on the 4th inst. Mis-
'laude returned home Wednesday.
. Misses Kate and Ethel Staples, thu
,nalmlng u granddaughters Of Mrs. AM
~, a. Lewis, after delightful visit to rela
u.es AZ West Pascagoula and vicinity
returned to Mobile this week.
!, oaF collector does mortally hate t,
u.A y, our patrons; therefore, it woult
p.ease y him so much II those who ow,
dunned. '
WI A.J. Davis, the well-known bridr,
,O'eman Of the L. 4 N. R. r.. assisted
,.,',r y WI, D. B. Hall, is busily engaged ii
,or, ps.'lns the bridge across the Pasca
Soula river.
.ns..es ~usastus Claude, aged 60 years, a re
TorS T.'ao,e y. colored resident Of Creol
ro", "u' aied last Saturday at the home 0
Sunday. e''' 'ook piac
q, .U'ns O'Pines, the picturesque hom
o,,..a. M,s, II. @. Oliver has been TASTEFUL,
~ 'u.e0' .% and adds to the attractiyene
c,t.a ' neishborhood in which It is lc
aa1.1 ~ Is said some six or seven hundre
m...s ,' changed hands Saturday ~ IN
b.t~as " sweep stakes race at Pssc.roul
Ad.,.'. A..a the Lady Florence and N
from. ~ :. .aIl y, fights opened Tuesday i
~. a. o. the DExocRAr.srAn once. !
a, ' - running battle and sticks and ov,
,hoS d"ellS fiew right and left No hloo
ed,,O d,O'oay last Bro. J. D. McKie. the M,
On ~, s.no Of the Biloxi Review, was In tow
rhst ,usas : business, and in order 70 ..
ea.r.ss ~. ns wanted he visited the Drs, =,
non :. ., sohn Brady and Miss t,ec,Io .rohr
q lar S's married Saturday nieht. san u,
,.,iSss'oy ' oy Justice A. D. Krebs. - ~ X
M H,ooe v. Of the BRIDES grsnd moth. = =
Aat -. ,.csor : Bosarse. Itis % be hons srrs
N ~, ~ a honeymoon Of this vonns - III
= long aad Joyous, v