The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-09-13

two crazy negro women VINO Will De con
fined in the State asylum.
Miss Laura Gautier ("aunt Laura,
who Is in feeble health came over from
West Pascagoula last Saturday on visi,
to her niece Mrs. j. NJ. Pelham.
Mr.. and Mrs. Eugene Ga utter and in
telligent little son Harold, Of West Pas
cagoula spent Sunday with Mrs. D. p
White and family on Ker street.
A new mud scow 100 feet long, 80 feet
wide and 10 feet depth of hold is in
course Of construction for the National
Dredging Company at Capt Geo. Frentz's
shipyard.
Our neighbor the Chronicle has moved
in the Chidsey building right in front Of
theDEMooRAT-STAR office and the facade
of the Office is painted pea green. 1t is
suggested. that the front of our office be
changed from white to turkey red.
W. c. HUT, Norfolk, Va, Jesse Oar.
ling and J. Brown, Mobile, are stopping
at the Delmas House.
Born in New Orleans Sept. to Mr..
and Mrs. w. T. Norton. q daughter.
The many friends Of Mrs. Norton, nee
Saucier, Of West Pascagoula will rejoice
to hear Of her happiness.
f. L. HUT, representing the American
Bell Telephone Company loaded and
shipped from here last Saturday eight
carloads Of juniper poles for distribution
to points in Alabama. This industry is
bringing considerable money to our
city.
Mr. A. e. Lewis, who has been In
charge Of the Scranton Hotel for the past
two months with view to purchase it
returned to his rural home at Shilo last
Saturday, not having been able to make
o satisfactory deal. During Mr.. Lewis
stay he made many new friends and
acquaintances.
The County Institute convened at the
courthouse here ON Monday, Sept. 9th,
with Prof. p. p. Garner as conductor.
The institute is not largely attended, but
much interest is manifested by those
who are availing themselves Of this week
Of educational discussion.
Miss Louise Raby, after delightful
visit to Mrs. f. E. Raby at East Side re.
turned to her home in New Orleans.
Mrs. Ida M. Converse will leave for
Chicago on the excursion Saturday
She expects to return in October.
On Tuesday night Grand Keeper Of
Records and Seals ii. NJ. Quin, accom-.
panied by District Deputy w. d. Bull
lard visited X. of p. Lodge No. lis Of
Escatawpa. One Of the happy incidents
of the meeting was the presentation tt
Mr.. Bullard by the lodge of handsome
District Deputy's jewel.
Mrs. A. e. Chase and Mrs. A. l.
Blackwell, after three months sojourl
with, Mr.. James G. Blackwell and fami
ly returned to New Orleans this week
The sensation Tuesday night turned
out to be mistake. After the officer
arrived ut the homo of WIN. Sheppard
they found peace reigning instead .
murder and not trouble aswas at first re
ported.
, Mr.. James J. Feorc returned from Can
ada and New York, Wednesday after
noon. He is having q three-mastee
, schooner built in the East, which is es
pecially designed for the lumber trade
The vessel will be completed about tn,
, first of January next.
The regular monthly meeting Of tn
Pascagoula Commercial Club was he'll
at the club rooms ON Monday night last
The matter of consolidation Of the sever
al municipalities under the name O
Pascagoula and the project Of building
the Northern Il Pascagoula Il. II. wer
acted upon. A resolution was passe
expressing the sorrow Of the organiza
ton at the misfortune which has befall
ed the president.
Henry Stork, Q we'll known true
farmer, Of Grand Bay neighborhood wa
in our city last Saturday disposing Q
his produce. He did not overlook callin
at the DEMocRAT-SrAR Office and putin
up 81 for another years subscription
J Mr.. Stork complains that the condition
Of the bridges across bayou Heron an
the gullies of the Mobile road are i
need Of immediate repairs.
Rev. DR.. John w. Harman, tho Octe
genarian, the oldest preacher in Miss
, issippi Conference will preach in tn
/. Methodist church Wednesday nigh
next 18th. Everybody is invited.
Mr.. H. M. Quin, Grand Keeper Of RI
! cords and Seal was in our city Tuesda
on his way to Moss Point on Pythia
: business. He gave the DEMoCRAT-STA
office an appreciated call. We wer
4 glad to see our brother looking so Hill
rious and to know that although he hs
been solicited to stand for State Trea
urer at the special election, he said
influence could induce him to stand {
ever accept the Office II he could get
1t was too big thing for rural edit
l. to tackle. Quin's head is level.
g Prof. 8. H. Shannon. Of Three Rive
p accompanied by his bright little bt
Sammy Jr., visited our city Thursdi
and witnessed the Woodmen celebratio
= Mrs. E. B. Blackwell left for Atlant
y Ga, on Tuesday night, from when
she will visit st. Louis on business.
: Mr.. E. N. Taylor, Of vancleave "
" y here Wednesday to attend the funeral
y Mr.. M. Beck.