The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-09-20


Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. C. Pankey gave din
ner Wednesday in honor OF their 45tl
wedding anniversary.
Mrs. H. Lambou, of New Orleans is
guest of Mrs. II. Couret
District Attorney w. A. White wa
here Tuesday on legal business.
Mrs. Ed. Mitchell and little daughter
are visiting in Alabama.
Mrs. J. A. Kathman is on two week.
visit to her parents in Mobile.
Old Boreas made himself felt Wednes
day morning.
We are requested to state the Mission
cry Concert will come off this (Friday
night in the Union Church at Pasca
goula.
Next Wednesday the 25th inst, Rev DR.
j. w. Harmon will preach in the Union
church at Pascagoula at 1880 p. m.
T. O. Price, of Nashville and J. D.
Wall, of st. Louis registered at the Cot
tage by Sea Hotel, Pascagoula, last
week.
The dogs, cows, horses have the free.
dom of our streets day and night. We
believe there is city ordinance applica-
BILE to these nuisances, but 1t is not en-
forced.
Hoodlums were on the rampage about
the city last Saturday night, changing
red liquor signs and putting beer kegs
in front Of respectable business houses
Adults and minors carouse together in
this community unmolested.
No merchant can stop advertising and
20 on doing the same amount OF busi-
ness. His sales are bound to count up
short when his publicity stops. 1t is
the constant hammering away on the
anvil that brings successful returns.
The subscriber who pays promptly
for his paper every year is much hap
pier person than the one who Is behind
with his paper several years. His con.
science certainly pricks him some
times.
Miss Adonia Bindschadler, Of Mobile
was the guest Of Mr.. w. L. Frederic and
family on Pascagoula river.
Miss Grace Canavello, of Mobile is Wis
iting Mrs. A. e. Krebs and family on
Pascagoula street.
Mrs. NJ. J. Dehoney and Miss Annie
Calhoun, of New Orleans visited the
family of Mr.. J. L. Coggins this week.
Miss Sallie Whitaker, who has been
he guest of her sister, Mrs. Chas. A.
Farnsworth, returned to her home In
Maysville, KY, accompanied by Mr.. and
Mrs. Robert A. Farnsworth and infant
son Robert last Saturday. The latter
will sojourn with relatives there several
weeks.
Mr.. w. W. Farnsworth returned from
Beaumont, Texas Sunday. He says
the gushers are still gushing, but the
mousquitoes are awful bad. They are
killing stock, and he heard Of one mar
having lost his way in the woods and
was stung to death by the mosquitoes,
That beats this country for the peskty
little insects way out of sight
The many friends of Mrs. L. w
O'Connell, of Pascagoula will be pleased
to learn that she has recovered from the
late accident of fall from chair In
which she sustained bruises to hel
mouth and face. Mrs. O'Connell imme
diately after hearing the news of the
Presidents death had the American and
British flags, tied in crepe and hoisted
at half-mast from the Flagstaff Of hel
place, "The Oaks"
Col. E. Polk johnson, Special Agent o.
the U. s. Treasury Department and Col
lector of Cutosms H. G. Turley made the
annual inspection Of the Custom offiot
here last Saturday. Judge Turley ex
pressed many words in compliments te
the delightfulness of our coast, and tha
II it was better known to the people In
the interior 1t would be visited by large
numbers of health on d pleasure seekers
Another large four.masted schooner
the Maria Palmer 1894 tons, Capt. g. A.
Carlisle is receiving cargo Of l ,0O(
feet Of lumber in Pascagoula bay fol
Philadelphia. The shippers are w
Denny 4 Co., of Moss Point. Vessels o1
the size of the Palmer are the best lum
ber carriers which are freighted at oul
port The Ladnier Bros, are the steve
dores storing her cargo.
Mr.. Oscar M. Edgerley, prominent
ship owner of New York is in our city
on business.
Mrs. s. A. Ford and Master Harry
accompanied by Mr.. T. S. Ford, Of Col
umbia arrived Thursday on q visit tt
Mr.. ]. Ira Ford and family.
Prof. J. A. Hatlestad and Mr.. W. o
Clark, Of Biloxi attended a stockholderi
meeting Wednesday Of the DeJean 4
Mitchell Company.
| we direct attention W the card OF Or
j. T. Evans, physician and surgeon
which appears elsewhere in this issue Q
the DBM0CRAT-STAR,
In compliance with the Governor
proclamation most of the business house
OF Scranton, Moss Point and Pascagoul
closed from .. IN. until p. m. o
Thursday the day Of the President
funeral. Services were held at tn
Catholic church in the morning and th
bell was tolled during the hour Of tn
funeral.
> Rev. DR.. J. w. Harmon, the oldeI
I Methodist preacher of the Mississip]
Conference preached . most exceller