The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-02-02


Telephone road.
Tramps are getting very numerous
in our town.
Mr.. Walter Lindinger is clerking un- !,
der station agent John Fl. Santa Cruz.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. 4. Frederic returned !
from visit to New Orleans on Tuesday. |
The "monkey business" is still going
OH. Something will "drap" "ere" long.
Mr.. L. F. Hobbs has charge Of the
night watch at the l.. Il N. station here.
Lovers oak is not visited now during
the inclement weather by loving couples.
We regret to state that Mr.. o. P.
Barnes is again quite sick.
Last Sunday lovely baby girl was
born to Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. Krebs.
Mr.. Chas. Ferris well known here died
at Fort Morgan, Ala. last Saturday.
Communion services Sunday at 1880
a. M, in the Lutheran church. Regular
services at 7 80 p. m. All cordially in
vited to attend.
Capts. VIM. Bazzell G. w. Ainsworth
and A. d. Ferguson, bar pilots Of Pensa-
cola, Fla, were in town on Monday in
terviewing our ship yard people on the
cost of boat building at this place.
Our good friend, Mrs. l.. w. 0'Connell,
of Pascagoula, sent us Monday mince
pie, which was made in England last
November. Age improved the pie as it
has our old friend the donor
A man said to us the other day he
would not tell lie to save his neck. In
less than six hours we caught him in a
whopping big lie. That's facts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willis and two children
and Misses Clely and Mabel Silva, Of
New Orleans, arrived Tuesday on visit
to Capt John Foster md family on
Pascagoula river.
Mr.. Geo. Swan, of the Insurance
Agency, of Swan d Co., of Biloxi, was
here the other day looking after the
business Of the firm. This firm repre-
sents fire, life, accident, employers
ability and steam boiler insurance the
strongest and most liberal companies in
the world.
Drummers representing all lines OF
business are with us every day in the
week. They are generally jolly don't
care set of fellows, ready for anything
that comes their way.
Mr.. Fl. w. Converse and family va
Gated the Exchange hotel on Monday,
and moved into the Clark residence, on
Market street, Pascagouln, where they
will retire TO private life.
The Mississippi Coast Timbermen's
Associatioawill hold its regular month
ly meeting Saturday 3rdHnst, at Odd
Fellows Hall. A full attendance is de-
sired.
Rev. Father A Van Waesburghe, the
philanthropic priest, formerly of Ocean
Springs, but now Of Pass Christian, was
welcome visitor Tuesday, the guest OF
Rev. Father Ten Brink.
Mrs. M. I. Eams, Of Ashtabula, Ohio,
=
. years ago, arrived yesterday on two
days visit to Mr.. G. II. Alley and
= family. Mrs. Eams will winter with
y Mrs. ]. T. Mabury at Biloxi.
The three masted schooner Starke
. Capt. Il. Gunderson which loaded a
: Ship Island cleared from Pascagoult
Monday receiving her ship stores from
Mr.. C. H. Alley and crew out of this port
\ A commendable spirit prevails among
some Of our mechanics and working
folks to build and own their own dwell
: ings. This adds always to individual
respectahility and to the improvement
of our town.
= On Monday the Improvement Of Hetty
Green Park"w was commenced under tn
supervision Of section boss John Jack
% son. A row Of live oak trees were se
y out the entire length Of the grounds.
"Madame Stanley, the Queen of Mod
. ern Mystery" after stay here of eigh
u days scooping in shining dollars left 70
Mobile, but she did not tsrry there lone
81 A police officer called at her stoppinl
ID place and told her to takexher clothe
and go on. She went, you bet.
10 "Clip," (H. P. weiss,) the hustling an
ps clever representative Of that old an
popular daily, the NV Orleans Pici
:. yune, was pleasant caller at the DEMt
!. cRAT-SrAR Office last Monday. "Clip
=, says Just as soon as Anse returns
" Brandon and Is able to eat greens wit
his knife he intends to visit him.
:. Rev. o. D. Bowen, Of Ellisville, VIZ
!. here the latter part Of last week visitin
" his old friends. He was pastor OF tn
Moss Point, Ocean Springs, Scranto
H. and Handsboro Baptist churches man
p years ago, and was much beloved b
d. his members. He Is an able presch'
and consistent christian gentleman.
Is Mi. Sam I. Green, Of Perry county,
40 Confederate Veteran was pleasal
On visitor to the DExocRAT-SrAR ON
Friday last Mr.. Green will probabl
re Join the Veteran Camp l. N, Dantsi
'ar Just organized at this place in the ne
10 future.
Last Friday : special train pass'
nt through Scranton from New Orleans 9
he ing East, which h being exhibited ov
oh the country. Both the passenger cos'
and the freight car ere oflste pattsr
b hsine equipped with elsctrlcal devics
~ whicA esnerate and dlstrihute slectrici
- /hrousk now6f ounnliod BY the revol