The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-12-20
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Today is Arbor Day.
Sunday was cold and clear

The Cnrlstii""
Re ready to start the New year risns
NAG. Delmas paid a business visil
N New orleans Monday.
lot not Christmas be a day OF saturn
ala, but of home delight.
During the Christmas holidays, KeeT
IN the middle Of the road.
Cheap advertising rates can only oe
compared to cut rate drugs.
The Christmas turkey will soon yield
nm his life for the festive occasion.
uessrs. R. w. and Lawrence Hamill,
dChicago spent Tuesday in our city.
Mrs. G. NJ. Luce, of Mobile and Mrs J
+ Ford spent Tuesday in New Orleans
The little ones are looking for Santa
Clans, Don't let them be disappointed,
H.A. Brokaw, representing the Col.
usr,s Weekly was in our city Monday,
Don't be too fresh in your remarks,
uor the air bites shrewdly and 1t Ia
very cold"
The liberal advertisers have the scoop
on the Christmas trade. That is as 1t
should be.
The eagerness of the public to read
the DEMocRAT-STAR is an evidence OF
its popularity.
Santa Claus will arrive here Tuesday
night to greet the little children with
tons Of toys and things.
The many friends Of Mr.. L. NJ. Hand,
Of Pascagoula will learn with regret OF
bis illness with pneumonia.
Our stores are loaded with substantial
IS well as fancy goods to suit the tastes
Of all classes, rich and poor alike.
Sunday school at the Presbyterian
church every Sunday at 3 o'clock p. M,
DR., Ut Evans, Superintendent.
Mrs. F. Fischer, accompanied by her
granddaughter, Miss Marie Westphal
returned to New Orleans Monday.
Judge Horace Bloomfield transacted
legal business in Hattiesburg, Poplar.
vile and Ocean Springs this week.
Although the weather for several days
has been bitter cold the towel in the
DEMocRAT-STAR Office did not freeze.
Attorney L. H. Doty recently from
Meridian is enthusiastic over the pros
poets Of a railway between here and
there.
MeSdames Edmund Mitchell and Jas
A. Kathman and little Miss valeds
Alchell spent Tuesday in New Or
leans.
Mrs. M. DeJean and Mrs. William
blanchard and little son, Robert, Of
new orleans are visiting MI. L. p. De
Jean and family.
The sound will soon come of "al,
'Oosrd" for Meridian, Ellisviile ant
0'ner Interior points by the Northern
and Pascagoula railroad.
Frof. John s. Thornton has purchased
@e truck farm Of Mr.. d. d. Cowan OF
ue Telephone road two miles from
scranton. Price $500 cash.
Mr. Ed Mitchell returned from Beau
mont last week, after witnessing tn,
cUn'ing IN OF the second gusher of hi
company at Spindle Top hill.
oap'. Adam Guy, one Of our best navi
ss'0fs has been employed as pilot OF
me 'ug Seminole, owned by Cha,
0'''Ae " 20, dredging contractors.
MY, William s. Smith, representa-,
Ss fechheimer Fishel Co., clothiers q
iorK visited our merchant tailors
'''ick q Jacobs Wednesday.
M, H. B. Everitt aud family arrive,
v.u friday and took possession Of tn
.M residence, on South Pascapoul
ieside,
chn. onilstmas morn see that ever
sa''u Is delighted with a TOW gift I
,so. KIND for the poor little one VIII
his ves none has q reproachful gaze
Laus sOhoone Flora Morang, Capt. v
IN ,y returned from Progresso, Me,
vS, making the round trip in 10 dsy
IS q record breaker. Mrs. Allie
~ y him on the trip.
All, me "hobo" printers are giving =,
frequently. Some Of them BASS
is sc.nalists'" but prefer the tie trail,
tol,ss 81 the palace cars. They see
thai. %ss the open air, which is best :
Soitus M
thu W. W. Lebrot, superintendent
vim IVES, pascagoula Cr~eosote Wor]
New Rsslu such an enterprise on II
l,,Sn basin, in New Orleans. on Jsnur,
ehs,s. MI. I. W. Simmons will be-
Tse Of the machinery.
nisht. ' 'a wave reached here ssturd,
i 70, NJ. md II was the seversst cold -
.ns ,s,' section e, in many year, in 3.
TOM. Water pipes were fro.sn \
~ 1otss' All outdoor tender n,.s
Ssasas,sd. The Thermometer rseisssr
,,psst.. o'clock Friday sv.ntne l
lis,sss.sw : brilliant meteor NV
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