The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-05-31


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1,s.s been a long dry spell.
,r,. building boom is over; 1t is oil
talk now -.......1
Thursdsy' . ~.
city Monday ,--
ssoing on here as usual
GA. Hatlestad, of Biloxi was In
as,ity astsaturday'
s,us Of our Scranton kids are rather
,;h pulled too young
Sss characters are still in the city
pris,. They are not molested. :.
,obn H. santa Cruz, wife and son
O. listed Biloxi relatives Sunday.
Mics Iotta Smith, Of Mobile Is visiting
~, mother, Mrs. Geo. Cross, in the city
Miss Lille Kay, after an extended Wis
an Abbeyille, Ala, returned recently
Rev. B. L, Mitchell will preach in the
p,n,ist church Sunday ut 4 O'Clock p. m
Mr.. and Mrs. Francis Codina, Of Mobile
arrived here last Saturday to visit rela'
tiyes.
Mr.. J. W. Cox is representing the old
grocery house of Louis Pfister OF New
orleans.
Engineer J. V. McKibb1n. of Mobile
has charge of the machinery of the Min
ue Lee.
Sheriff r. J. Loughridge is attending
the Confederate reunion ut Memphis
this week.
Miss Maggie Howe, of Moss Point,
spent several days here, the guest of
Mrs. +. II. Lewis.
Mr.. G. H. Alley and wife and Mr.. J.
II, Krebs are attending the U. G. v. re-
union at Memphis.
Rev. Father Aloysius Van Was
burghe Of Pass Christian passed q few
hours here on Monday.
Combination Of capital with the ener-
gy Of labor build up any place. They
should always 60 hand in hand.
The blacksmith shop formerly con-
Quoted by Mr.. 0. A. johnson is now be-
Ing successfully. run by Jacob Thomas.
Mother Augustine, superior of the or.
drof the Sisters Of Perpetual Adora.
ton, returned to New Orleans Tuesday.
Mr.. J. W. Cox has sold his interest in
the Exchange saloon to Mr.. =. r. Jane.
who will conduct the business as hereto.
fore. {
The entertainment at Odd Fellows
Opera House Wednesday night for the
benefit of the Scranton Fire Co. No. 1.
was a signal success.
Mr.. Ed. Mitchell and daughter and
Miss Laura McKibbin, his niece, attend.
ed the Cullman College communion ex-
srcises last Sunday.
Col. H. s. Hyatt, immigration and
colonizing agent of the L. " N. Ry. Co.
paid the DEMocRXT-SrAR office o pleas
ant visit Tuesday.
Rev. W.0. Stephen with preach in the
Presbyterian church Sunday at 4 o'clock
Pm All are cordially invited to at
tend.
Mr. L. Labrot and wife, after q pleas
Ant visit to their son, Mr.. s. w. Labrot,
NMest Pascagoula, returned to Frank
Tort, Ky, on Monday.
MISS ssllie Henderson, of New Or
'eans' spent a couple Of days with her
SISTER Mrs. s. w. Labrot, at West Pas
''souia, last week.
heads wearing straw hats were un-
vO'erea by the wind Sunday. 1t is al
ways amusing to e a man chasing his
nat running away from him on its rim.
High Mass on Sunday, June 2, W.
A. Aalr' National Organizer Catholic
Anisnts Of America, will deliver an in.
yited.
vi Monday Messrs. John Devers and
q, Dang OF Moss Point delivered to Capt.
.'orge Frentz twenty-five juniper poles
wi spar and mast purposes.
rattlesnake measuring IN feet long,
s.u "a inches in diameter, carrying
s,ssen fattles and one button, was kill.
~on The banks of Dog river recently by
'ohn Devers.
sumo people we know that have an
Ssls'on to paying debts when they
!, 'ne money. Such peoples hope
Z peace beyond this vale Of tears must
very very small.
W. account Of i'll health, Mr.. Chas. L.
49,. mas resigned the position Of super
aent Of the city waterworks and
aic hight plant and will be succeed.
~On June LIST by MI. N. j. Buhla.
"e daughters of Mr.. G. s. Meriweth,
NJ MISS es Hattie Bell and Ida, lef
n. ~ 'helr uncle, Mr.. P. H. Thornton
NJ. .narieston, Miss, last week where
NV Will spend a while at his home.
d,r cold wave struck this plsce sstur-
VIM, evening and fires were lighted and
n,.1. e' clothing donned until Monday
eo'a a@ This is said to have been the
vious. 'oi '"s"y years pre-
WI, uhke printer is a curse to any
vha ssalated, print shop. The editor
vithe saa stand one Of these characters
lnor.s a' using Gus words is not far re.
blessia ron an angel-he IL . second