The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-06-08
.,me will soon be here.

ualon time "ii
,..rberry crop is said to be good.
,..,srers light sometimes in low
places
rse board Of supervisors was ~
,,an two days this week.
y, ,.t, rains have injured the Hover
l rsll IS the vegetable gardens.
,.,ssou county has no coroner nut
'S ., the peace are authorized to
nod %naues's'
n, \. Frank Griffin returned home
.d,v evening last from his visit TO
'u Iaisn and Lauderdale Springs. Mrs.
;rain and baby will foHow-4n a00'''
Two weeks
-aM NJ watkins left Monday evening
Jackson 10 attend the Vardaman
psnocratic convention, which convened
On the 9TH inst
o,r cansus enumerators are hard nj
work. They meet some amusing peo-
NE, especially the female portion.
Goats ~ all ages. and sizes perambu-
,.o the streets Of Scranton at Will
vh,t speaks bad for our town.
The editor is enjoying fresh corn from
his own garden.
ia always manages to get on the
w,oup side of every important question,
%roIitical or business. He must have
wheels in his head.
Miss Jeanne Develle, of New Orleans
IL visiting the family of Mr.. A. q. Del
mas on Pascagoula street.
After a lengthy visit to his sister, Mrs
AID Krebs, Mr.. Louis Sarrazin returned
to New orleans Saturday last.
Mrs. Ed. Mitchell has snmmering witt
her. Miss Laura Mckibbin. her niece
from New Orleans.
Mr.. Geo. II. Higgins, of Orange, Tex
as, spent Monday in town visiting rela
tiyes. He left the same night for Liver
pool, Eng, on lumber business.
Col. J.. W Scully, U. s. A., and Capt
L.E McCallum, master of the u. S. tug
Reno came here Monday to look after the
steamboat Valcda, which will be taken t.
Cuba Saturday.
Master Horace Chastant, who hal
been attending>school at Mobile, has re
turned to his home at Pascagoula.
Mr.. Dudley Selph, representing the
New Orleans Brewing Association, paiS
usa pleasant visit last week.
When WOO see a man fond of cake ant
milk, it is u sign that he Is a sweet man
Mr.. l.. NJ. Hand, accompanied by hi
son Miles, both of Kuddock, La, is o.
q weeks visit to his family at Pasca
golla.
Mr.. Joseph q. Lcathcrbvry, Jr., o
Long Beach, was a welcome visito
Monday last.
Last Saturday Mrs. Eugene Soniat ant
Miss Louise T~urnbull, accompanied b,
the little daughters of Martin Turnh I'll
visited Scranton and Pascagoula ant
spent a pleasant day with friends.
Engineer j. v. McFibhin, late of thu
steamer valcda, eft last Friday for Nc
bile. During his residence here MI
Mckibbin won the respect and good vii
Of every one with whom he came Il
contact.
Mr.. R A. Dimitry, Round Island light
house keeper, accompanied by Mr.. W
B.Catlin, late OF the U. s. engineer SCI
vice engaged at Duphin Island, visite
scranton last Saturday.
Rev. B. l.. Mitchell will preach in tn
baptist church next Sunday afternoo
al $3.50 O'Clock. Everybody invited.
Mr. and Mrs. Seward Kirkwood wcr
made happy Sunday morning by the Al
iVal at their home of a u pound bah
girl.
Remember the moonlight hop to b
gwen at Turner's Park on Escatawp
fVer on Friday, June 18th.
MI and Mrs. N. w. Alley spent SUI
aay IN New Orleans. They returned til
same night, accompanied by Miss Louis
lie Y. Gautier.
Mr. and Mrs. Louis p. DeJean, VIII
spent q fortnightat Asheville, N. c., r.
turned home Monday greatly refreshe
W 'helr trip, and all Of their friends al
more than glad to see them.
Inc southern Railway Company h,
treated itself to a beautiful new ofie
,''npr OF st. Francis and Royal street
MOBILE Ala, 1t is supplied with ever
,,n''ort, and is in charge OF Mr.. j. ]
nafiison, who is a genial and obligin
official.
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petition is being circulated here as
M 'ov' longino to re-appoint Hot
,naa' A. Wood, Judge OF this judicl
a's'fict' The petition is signed by OF
"0s' prominent lawyers.
NV messrs. Samuel Taylor and Eugel
onf'en' United States boiler inspector
.sme down from Mobile last Saturds
".eri'oon to inspect the steamer Georgi
s'er which they gave the customal
"s"' permit to navigate these waters.
Ar. and Mrs. w. M. CAVITY left Mond.
wi New Orleans to be present ct Il
marriage Of Mr.. J. 7. Sebastian to MI
"ary Madden, Mr.. J. A. Bosworth
MANIA to Miss Amelia Sebastian Al
burn. " i""'s0 o"s
Nev' II. J. Cumpsten preached to
aii congregation Sunday evening Ia
m,ne Presbyterian church. The reys
s"uSehtleman's health has not been 20,
~. sometime, but his trip to Atlanta
so s'a the General Assembly did ri
Mr. X, X. Hickm mar ~ vUs.Sn.n n.