The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05

Some sickness in town.
Vull moon on the sth inst.


Mr. John Frank, Of New Orleans, is q
ouest Of Mr.. G. Nelson and family.
Master Claud Delmas left Sunday for
Mobile to. enter McGill's Institute OF
learning.
Mr. and Mrs. o. A. johnson left Mon
day afternoon for their new home IN
Huntsville, Ala.
Rev. VIM. Hart will hold divine servi-
oos in the Methodist church Sunday at
3o'cock p. m.
Mr.. Rufus Clark, of Bayou Cassotte'
snent Saturday evening in town pur-
chasing supplies.
There is an attendance Of 100 pupils at
uo,v Angels school and convent Of Per-
petual Alteration.
On Sunday bouncing baby boy made
his appearance at the home Of Mr.. and
Mrs. r. +. Seymour.
Scranton continues to improve, Judg-
ing by the number Of busines housess
being built and opened.
Mr.. John Molaison, former night clerk
Of the Montross Hotel at Biloxi was
Scranton visitor Monday.
Mrs, DR.. w. n. Kell attended the fun
eral of her cousin, Mr.. Sam X. Mayors
in Mobile on Monday.
The Dean property at Pascagouls was
sold Monday and bought by DR.. B. +.
Duke for the sum Of $1,000.
Mr.Jas Pelham left last Saturday for
New Orleans to take business course
at Soule's Commercial College.
Mr.. G. NJ. Luce, who recently return
ed to Mobile from trip North with his
family, passed several hours here Mon
day on business.
Rev. H. w. Van Hook preached an
eloquent discourse in the Methodist
church Sunday night His subject was
on "Good Works"
Rev. H. Meibohm, Of Enterprise, spent
last Thursday and Friday here with his
school mate and friend, Rev. G. 0. Smith,
Lutheran pastor.
The schooner Lizzie H. Patrick, Capt.
John Meyers, master, made a record
breaking sail from Havana Of 70 hours
to Fort Morgan, Ala, arriving in the
Pascagoula river on Thursday week.
We are glad to see DR.. b. F. Duke, of
Pascagoula, out again In official and pro-
fessional harness, after severe spell Of
grip. -
Mr.. ]. L. Mcdaniel, who is now Sec
ton boss on the Gulf and Ship Island
Railroad, has moved his family from
West Pascagoula to Hattiesburg.
Mr.. ]. r. Chambers, brickmason, who
was engaged on the Casanova building
returned to New Orleans with his family
last Saturday.
Mr.. W. E. Frederic will shortly COM
mence the erection of another two-story
store building adjoining the one recent
ly completed on Delmas avenue and Pas
cagoula street.
Miss Abbie Hardness, of Biloxi, open
ed private school at West Pascagouls
on Monday. Her class is in the resi-.
dence of Section Boss J. G. Brewer.
Conductor Mobley, of the Mobile Coast
Accommodation, which was discontin.
Nued Monday won the respect and friend.
ship of everybody on the route for his
eourtesies and accommodating ways.
The Scranton public school opened or
Monday with fair attendance Of pupils
The hurrying figures with bright faces
OF the children were seen on their way
to the school house.
The schooner Flora Woodhouse, Capt
Schriever, after receiving some neces
sary repairs proceeded to Progresso
Mex, this week loaded with lum Der.
Miss Irene Griffin has returned from
pleasant visit with relatives at Meridian
and Laurel. She will make her hom
mere with her brother, DR.. E. F. Grifil
and his family, on Pascagoula street.
The Ship Island pilot schooner M. H
'rinnell, rebuilt at Frents's ship-yar,
was ready for service the first of thi
.'' week. She presents . bran new an
beautiful appearance.
There is an apple tree in bloom in tn
yard OF the Ladnier property on Cant
street. This is quite an unusual sigh
Tor this time OF the year.
The many friends Of Miss Ella Wi
cox telegraph operator at Lucedsle, vii
pe panied to learn Of her continued IL
ness with typhoid fever.
Inc election commissioners, Messrl
y. NJ Howland, J. D. Minor and 1.
nelmas are engaged in revising the r,
sistration rolls Of the county.
Mr. Robert Daley, Jr., well-k
painter from Mobile, accompanied
ms wife, is stopping with his father-il
law, Mr. G. Hendricson on Telephon
foad' He expects to locate here.
Mr.. P. Smith, Of vancleave, . W
,@na owner, was In town Wednel
ne oia not forget to drop in the DEM
sHAr-srAR s'' Office and leave two shin
s s.rvef dollars for another years sui
'p'lon to the "Old Reliable"
r,h, "a. meeting Of the jackson coun,
., n'e Republican club held in the Gu
: san. s olnce o here on Thursday evenin
aera. p. lHn' resolutions were adopted q
m,n.a s .ne policy Of the Mckinley .
.s,'stration, .ns both at home and sbros
T na pledging support to Hon. H.