The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-09-06

Miss Josie Allen returned Wednesday
night from Houma, La.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. ID. Herrick will depart
for Indiana via Chicago on the l4th.
Mrs w. s. Cooley and sister, Miss
Emma Lindinger will go to st. Louis on
the l4ths
Mr.. J. E. Carlisle left on Sunday for
Perkinston, Miss, where he has a posi-
ton with the Ten Mile Lumber Co.
DR.. Wallace Saucier left for Hot
Springs, Arkansas on Tuesday, where
he expects to recuperate his impaired
health.
A new two-story building is soon to
replace the Star Shoe Store which was
destroyed by fire few months ago. 1t
will be built for w. d. Hughes by W..
e. Frederic who Is undermining Delmas
Avenue.
Mrs. Pembrook r. LabuZan is on q
visit to her parents, Mr.. and Mrs. G. II.
Alley.
Mrs. c. Nelson and daughter, Miss
Nelsena are visiting in New Orleans.
Master Baldwin Whitfield, bright
lad from Columbus, Miss. is clerking at
L. E. Cox's. .--
Solomon Frederic returned to Spring
Hill college Wednesday.
The editor Of the DEMocRAT-STAR has
q "cant-hook" heifer, part Jersey and
"cant-hook" breed. She is not for sale.
Divine services at the Methodist
church Sunday by the pastor at II a. m.
and p. m. t-1 a-
At4 O'Clock Sunday afternoon Rev. B.
L. Mitchell will have divine services in
the Baptist church.
Mrs. Gussie Mostert and lovely daugh-
ters, Misses Maud and Adele, Of New
York City arrived here Wednesday to
spend the fall and winter at Miss I. X.
Delmas' on Pascagoula river. Mrs.
Mostert is friend Of Miss Lizzie Alley,
who while on visit to New York sang
the fame Of the Mysterious Music which
now brings these charming ladies to our
sea shore.
G. H. Alley received cable Wednes-
day from Capt I. T.Newburry apprising
him Of the arrival ut Cienfuegos, Cuba
after weathering the hurricane, Of the
schooner Mary e. Morse.
The board Of Supervisors at the meet
ing Monday failed to appoint two Of
their members delegates to the super
visors convention to assemble at jack
son on the 10th of October.
The City Council has passed an ordi.
nance requiring factories and saw mills
in the city limits to place spark arrest.
ers over the smoke stacks and erect slab
burners at their respective plants.
At the shipyards Of Scranton there is
increasing activity. Vessels in need of
overhauling or incidental repairs come
here for the purpose owing to the con.
venience of quick attention and proper
workmanship. Mike Flechas has re.
Gently erected modern ways. Geo.
Frentz's ways are popular and reliable,
Christianson 4 Thompson are never idle,
Fred Swails is kept busy, John Foster 4
Son do constant repair work and the
New Venice shipyards are among the
busiest Of the lot.
One Of those fakir fellows we mention
ed last week was here few days ago.
He called on US to print his menu card,
but we refused to have anything to do
with him. But the fellow with the bay
window done up several of our mer-
chants for small sums, and left for other
fields to ply his humbug schemes. We
expect the next thing that will strike
Scranton is the agent Of secondhand
coffins on the installment plan. An oily
tongued stranger can gull our people
every time.
Station Agent John H. Santa Cruz
says that many Of our citizens will take
In the excursion to Chicago, Louisville,
st. Louis and Cincinnati on Saturday,
18th inst. ,.
The Convent Of Perpetual Alteration
and Catholic parochial schools Of this
city opened for the school term on Mon
day.
Mrs. L. E. Cox with her little son,
Elmer and sister Miss Tillie Wolsch, Is
on months visit to her parents in New
Orleans.
From indications it appears that cool
weather is signalling the approach Of
fall.
The fall fights have opened.
Miss Susie Roberts, Of New Orleans
is visiting her sister here, Miss Lou
Roberts.
The loading Of the British steamship
Onslow, Capt w. f. Steele by Steve
dore p. Feore in the anchorage grounds
OF Pascagoula bay with cargo of
2,l09,6 $3.50, superficial feet of lumber and
timber from Messrs. Hunter, Benn &
Co., shippers, was a feat that attracted
especial attention to the deep water
facilities of the Port of Pascagoula.
Mr.. james J. Feore was In New York
few days ago to purchase a suitable
vessel for the Gulf lumber trade.
Rev. y. .. Smith, who has been SO.
journing in Conover, N. c., returned last
Saturday evening. His arrival Is in time
for the opening of the Lutheran parock-
ial school. Mrs. Smith will follow later
in the season. Mr.. Smith was heartily
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