The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-11

Miss Laura McKibbin, Of Mobile is
visiting her aunt. Mrs. Ed. Mitchell.
Mr.. Joseph H. Krebs, accompanied
Mrs. J. P. Sarrazin to New Orleans last
Friday.
Col. w. R. Snyder, prominent land
speculator, Of Ocean Springs was in our
city on Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Addicks were
registered at Hotel Grunewald, New
Orleans this week.
Mr.. John G. Scott, piano tuner, Of
Mobile was in our city Wednesday look.
ing after his business.
The splendid steamboat Minnie Lee,
Capt. w. B. Spottswood was freighted
with cargo of lumber for New Orleans
last week.
Mr.. Albert G. Delmas left for Balti-
more on Sunday to attend the Rivers
and Harbors Convention as a delegate
from the port Of Pascagoula. He was full
ly equipped with prepared information
and thorough knowledge of the wants
of our seaport and rivers.
Persistent effort and business acumen
will accomplish almost any public enter
prise. Scranton needs several indus
tries, modern hotel and canning fac
tory among the most important at
present.
When delinquent subscriber shuns q
printing Office and lodges the collector
you may put him down as bad egg. He
will never pay the paper what he owes
1t unless compelled by law. Such per-
sons chances for heaven are exceedingly
slim.
The Times-Democrat of Sunday con.
tanned scientific illustrated and very
interesting astrominocal article by Mr..
F. Hess. During this month the planets
will all be evening stars except Neptune,
which is not visible, phenomena
which will not occur again in the lives
Of this generation.
Judge James B. Davis, of Denny was
here Monday attending the board of
supervisors meeting. He paid his re-
spects to the DEMooRAr-STAR office. He
reports peace and plenty in his neck Of
the woods. "Jin" is looking well and
we hone doing well.
Mr.. w. H. Jernigan, former resident OF
this city, now Of Evergreen, Ala. gave
the DEMocRAT-SrAR Office call Tues.
day morning. NJ. Jernigan is we'll
pleased with his new home, is no longer
mullet eater, but typical hill billy.
OF course he is patron Of the "Old Re.
LIABLE"
Rev. L. r. Hall was visitor to Hat.
tiesburg yesterday. Mr.. Hall this week
purchased the W. D. Hughes property
on Pascagoula street in Scranton, and
we are sorry to say, will make that his
future homo. In Mr.. Hall Scranton
| will find very progressive citizen.
[Gulfport Record.
The members Of the Pascagoula Com.
mercial Club are urged to attend the
regular monthly meeting next Monday
at 80 p. m. The club will consider i'm.
portant matters.
Protracted meeting Is going on at the
Methodist church, and will continue all
this and perhaps next week. Rev. Mr..
Galloway will be assisted by other emf.
nent preachers during the week.
On Tuesday afternoon at 4:So O'Clock
Miss Irene Mansfield, Of this city and
Mr.. Nicholas ]. Buhler, Of Fort Wayne,
Indiana, electrician Of the electric light
and water works plant were married ct
the Catholic church by Rev. Father Ten
Brink. After the ceremony reception
was held at the residence OF the brides
mother, Mrs. Ellen Mansfield, on north
Pascagoula street.
| Mr.. n. B. Everitt, Of Meridian, for.
| merly Of this city accompanied by hie
Law partner, Mr.. l. n. Doty arrived
| here Wednesday afternoon to look ove,
n the hSld with view 70 locstlnR. NJ