The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-07-05

L0CHk NEWS.
.,.,,...n. r.,spA.n., o 's~s', No. 49,
Mrs. c. F. Peterson visited Pensacola
this week.
r,,,o,s do love a cash paying SUBJ
scriber.
VT. Stewart has moved to Ever
green, Ala'
r,s sanitary conditions of Scranton
,.eds looking after.
Tho infant Of Mr.. and Mrs. Gus Moody
ND Tuesday morning.
valsin DeJean and Chas. F. Greiner
,.ssed Sunday at Biloxi.
uis.es Ida and Helena Frentz return
aMonday from . visit to Biloxi.
vrs J. Ira Ford spent Saturday in Mo-
Mo, the guest Of Mrs. g. M. Luce.
Mr.. Edmund Mitchell paid q business
v,.it to New Orleans on Monday.
Cant. James Smith made a flying bust
mess visit to New Orleans on Monday.
The pastor will be in his pulpit at the
Raptist church next Sunday at 4 p. m.
Rev. W. 0. Stephen will preach in the
Presbyterian church Sunday at 4 o'clock
pm.
Miss Ellen Joullian, Of Biloxi is visi-
TING her grandparents Capt. and Mrs.
John Foster.
Mr.. G, NJ. Luce, of Basin attended the
directors meeting Of the Scranton State
Bank on Monday.
Miss Louise r. Hughes is spending
the summer with her sister Mrs. Carrie
Earle in Denver, Colo.
Mrs. Z. A. Thouron, of New Orleans,
Is spending a few days with her friend
Mrs. JohnJ. Norwood.
Mrs. J. B. Williams, of Deer Park, Ala
and two children is on a visit here stop
ping at Mrs. II. Couret's.
Mr.. VIM. Wilcox and family from
Orange, Texas have returned to the
Wilcox place in East Side.
Collector of Customs John p. Wal.
worth, Of Bay st. Louis, visited Deputy
Collector W. r. Mosely here last Fri.
day.
Scranton being accessible to large
supplies Of cheap raw materials would
be an admirable location for o furniture
factory.
Miss Corinne Dutrusch, of New Orleans
Is summering with her uncle and aunt
Mr.. and Mrs. L. p. DeJean on Krebs
venue
Miss Alice Sherman, q charming young
lady of the Gulf City is the guest Of Miss
Laura McKibbin at the home of Mr.. T..
Mitchell. '''
Mrs. S. A. Ford and Master Harry left
on Monday for Columbia. They were
accompanied as far as Gulfport by Mrs,
j.. |. Ford.
Mr.. James Norton, formerly of Scran.
ton was caller at the DEMoCRAT-STAR
office Saturday. He is stopping In Bill.
Oxi for a while.
Mr.. A. A. Goldsmith, representing the
Pabst Brewing Co. was introduced to
our saloon men by local agent Miguel
Pol on Monday.
At a meeting of the directors of the
Scranton State Bank held on Monday a
semmi-annual dividend Of five per cent
@declared payable after the 3rd inst.
Miss Louise Wolsch, accompanied by
Master Eugene Joanen arrived from
New Orleans Saturday and will spend
TWO weeks with her sister Mrs. L. +.
Cox.
Arnan always feels happier when he
can show his family a clear receipt for
subscription to his own county paper.
Ills sleep is sweeter, his liver is health.
Ter too.
MI {. I. Reid, a competent druggist
from Evergreen, Ala. has succeeded Mr..
NJ IL. Hyde at the Palace Pharmacy,
having purchased his interest in the
concern.
Miss Lucy Laurendine, an accomplish
ea and popular telegraph operator left
sunday night for Atlanta, Ga. to fill 9
position there with the Western Unior
Telegraph Co.
Mr. and Mrs. G. G. Cowles, after oh en-.
!oyaole visit to Mrs. Cowles' parents
MI and Mrs. A. G. Delmas, on Pascs
soaia street will return home to New
: orleans today Friday.
capt W. L. Alley, accompanied by hi
whe' sailed on the schooner Flora Mo
rang, OF which he is master, ON Sunday
q lr Progresso, Mexico. The vessel car
RED 10000 feet Of lumber.
Collector IL Customs w. r. Mosely
mas Just equipped his offices in comforta
.nd business like style. They comparv
".oraoly with any in the fine building
the Scranton State Bank.
MISS Minnie Mason and brother M
v,ati'e Mason, Of Milton and Miss Cali
"''nerspoon, of Apalachicols, Florids
DIV nave been rooming at Mra G. !
'''efson's have returned home.
nev.h L. W. Van Hook, formerly pas
o' 'he Methodist church Of this plac,
snow OF Biloxi, gave the DEMOCRAT
IAN once q call Wednesday. He WI
~. mere to ofiiciate at the funeral
n,.,a u,an. OF Mr.. Gus Moody, which too
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