The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-03-22

:, case. of grip in town. .,
,'s r..,s, sunday, 7th of April r
b'',s, l.'''.a V. stand, divided We fall
I,'.,',at r',''s and refreshing showers
fr4 ..v time to plant sweet corn Seea
hr''. lind and hail storm Tuesday
'lsDs I. Ford visited in Biloxi Wed,
pssdsy' .crs are selling at
,srt, per Dozen n,,, ,... IN town
r'ai,y sd on business w.. ao,,.
tIlsr Tuesday .s. a..
'a =. man shirt waist has not made Its
,,s.r.nes here yet :. :. ..,d. l.
eli II, adapted ug to ts. culture
r,.,. are some people in our town
,ho h,sI. never attend divine service.
n. Edwin westbrook was a Visi'or
~. ~' sunday md from Ocean Springs
-, and Mrs. S. W. Jackson, OF Annis-
~ W. Ala, ll are visiting relatives here.
W. ~. ,ohn G. orrell, Of Fenton, was In
,,sn ~, tuesday and Wednesday on busi-
ness.
t, vicked doer giveth heed to false
lbs, and liar siveth ear to naughty
tongue.
pjcycling is becoming more popular
,,jur to the splendid shell road to Pas'
nsoula.
", Jobn c. o'Connell, special cores
,nd,ut, was here from Mobile several
days last week.
NTH. s. Evans, formerly OF the Moss
Point Mirror, is here again looking "en
and as natural as ever.
The 1, ,&N.R r. Co. Is ballasting the
road bed through Scranton, to be extend
ed as for as Mobile.
Miss Mamie Warren attended the lit
ersry aid musical entertainment last
week st Grand Bay, Ala.
JE Bodman 4 Co. shipped last week
car load of holly to Liverpool, via
steamer from New Orleans.
Rev. J. G. Galloway will hold divine
services in the Methodist church next
Sunday at II q. m. and 7 AS p. m.
Attorney.General McClurg will not be
here Saturday to assist District Attorney
White in the habeas corpus case.
Services in the Baptist church next
Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock by Rev.
.RL, Mitchell. Everybody invited.
Mrs, Eugene Gautier and intelligent
little son Harold came over from West
Pascagoula Monday on short visit.
Mr.. W. J. Kilduff, Of Mobile, repre-
sentative Of the Manufacturers' Record,
spent Wednesday morning in town.
Mrs. Geo W. Grayson with her two
children from Mississippi City visited
this week mama and grandma, Mrs. M.
L. Pol.
MIL E. Cox has rented the store for.
m.rly occupied by Mr.. J. G. Chase in the
Frederic building, where he will re.en.
gage in the shoe and gents furnishing
business.
Mrs. A, X. Walker, widow Of the late
EB.walker, purchased on Monday the
PointO Pines property owned by Mrs
h'G'0lver for $1,000 cash.
Burglars entered the Bienville saloon
Monday night and carried off case Of
liquors and broke up the cash register
out otonly few pennies.
Thieves made q sortie over the town
wednesday night, winding up 1T the
lfult store Of Mr.. Joe Bottone, where
they were frightened away.
The Ladies' Aid Society of the Baptis
church Of this place will have q Hand
kefchlef Bazaar at the residence of Mr.
JAS &. Blackwell on the evening of tn,
I'D Of April.
MI. Frank J. Lundy, the affable cash
lef Oh the Scranton State Bank brancl
'nd leading Ocean Springs merchant
was business visitor here Monday.
Ihe sidewalks in front and on the sid
Vi 'he courthouse Is . most decided i'm
plovement, and should serve as q sam
PIE 10 all property owners to follow sui
Abe Blumenthal, the "wanderin
'ew rrinter," was here Monday seekin
Ait "sit." He left with we'll file
'allse' an umbrella and a walking can,
Vspt +. W. Armstrong of the schoor
vi mmNofombega, receiving cargo Of 25O
W. iees OF lumber in the middle fies
WI Matanzas, Is among the seafarin
"ea IN town this week.
las. sunday week the infant OF Nj
anu Mrs +. A. Ladnier was baptized
%e oatholic church. The name give
"' w., sweet little lady was Camille. M
sua Mrs. Walter Mansfield stood ft
s0d parents.
WI, ohas. J. Jacobson one Of our mo-
s..'a,. s'ra,.f townsmen, has opened a bicyc
punishment on Ker street, near the
'.s., w. racks, where he will supply al
repair bicycles.
.,.,,.. "''ler Is to be despieed. They gel
=" S.lly magnify what is told them. Al
t.,',O O' make friend of the person