The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-11-15
Democrat-Dtar

Modern dwellings, "ou'u "n" le@'
occupants
m. oliver saw mill resumed oper
ions on Monday.
elnss avenue should be freed Of !
Idxtionable dens.
n. Theo. J. Fischer paid . busine
IL to Mobile this week.
NJ. VIM. ]. Grant, Of Biloxi was hel
updsy visiting relatives.
M. Ed Mitchell visited the Gulf Cit
| busipess on Monday.
The tug Dio volente is receiving n
hrs at Capt. Geo. Frentz's shipyard.
The population is increasing, and new
pmers are seen on our streets daily.
communication with the interic
buntry will soon be established by raj
Mrs. H. Collie is on q weeks visit
er daughter, Mrs. H. E. Toenes 1
obile.
Mr.. E.. j. Schwarz, the Majestic cloth
3 man, was a business visitor OF
uesday.
Madam Grundy predicts several maj
ages soon, and says one may be 81
Opement.
Messrs. j. Ira Ford and III. BLOOMFIELD
tended circuit court at Mississippi
ty this week.
THE DEMooRAT-STAR Office is daily
sited by persons coming into our city
keking information.
Mr.. J.. X. Weber, o we'll known bay
Jan, who has been touring in Mexico IL
b a visit to friends in our city.
Services at the Union church, Pasca'
pula on Sunday afternoon at 3:3(
clock by Rev. B. l.. Mitchell.
Mrs. Mamie King, OF Mobile, after q
Fief visit to Mrs. Mary Parker on Krebs
Fenue returned home Monday.
Mrs. Fannie L. Crouch and mother,
RS {. E. Leuba, Of Orange spent Tues.
y in our city shopping and calling.
Mrs. F. Fischer, of New Orleans visit
her daughter, Mrs. f. G. Westphal
|anday, returning Monday evening.
Miss Ella Krebs left here last SATURDAY.
n Vancleave, where she will teach the
ount Pleasant public school as princi.
h.
Mr.. W. S. Dodson has reembarked in
be general merchandise business at
rs old stand on Market street, Pasca-
pula.
Mrs. A. j. Church, Of Birmingham.
(la spent several days here, the guest
Mrs. Ed. Mitchell, and Mrs. J. A.
Pathman, this week.
In front of the attractive residence Of
r. Ed. Mitchell has been laid cement
|alks, which greatly add to the app cal.
bee and convenience of the yard.
Gov, Longino appointed our fellow
llzen and fine lawyer, Hon. Horace
lo0mileld special circuit Judge to try
f'aln cases in which Judge James H.
evlle is disqualified.
The world famed potter, Geo. E. Ohr,
Biloxi visited our city Tuesday and
w me DEMooRAT-STAR Office q pleas
a'cal' tie had a picture of himself
Jug 10 a barrel with his head and feet
pf0ash each end taken by Kirkwood,
y Photographer.
'0ae new and up to date job fonts Of
= nave been added to the job depart
WV VI 'he DEMocRAr-SrAR. No office
'ne state has a better assortment Of
vpe' and none turn out better Job
.Auns at as reasonable prices. No
'p "0rk turned out Of this office.
nne grand jury last week indicted the
moving whiskey saloon meh for SELL
: liquor on Sunday: James A. Miller
| N00. paIv1
|. 'v VI redro r. Jane, G. L. Krebs and
eaucier' They have oil been ar
r''su and given bond for their appear.
MY, AZ 'he next term of the circuit
MISS lizzie Alley has asked, which 4
l. O'uest Catholic church In the United
I, u 'nree in dispute, New Orleans,
Ausustlne and Baltimore. The flrst
'.,aollc diocese, was est.blished n
a.,, . on April s, 1850, New Orleans
la. n % 1913, St. Augustine 1870. The
4 8. church or cathedral, however Is
: Oh Augustine, Florida.
|. oda a n ! holiday entertainment
,aa ,vulows' Opera House Wednes-
ss1 thursday nights, given by the
. ',ss AID Society for the benefit Of
's,n nu'neran church was . socisl and
,.,i success. Dramatic and musical
''ent assisted by amatenr. from
n,,e ana Moss Point added to the bril.
n Az u 'he occasion. The contest for
tso,. WV, =. offered as prizes ELECTED great
Mn ~ ~ the part Of the contestsnts.
,ollowing results: Miss Lena
~. hrst prize, doll, Miss + ,Bueee.
thi p.,le' doll, Miss Mildred Lad.
y First Night-"star-spspeled
l., ~ Miss Mamie Mitchell;r eci.
~ Mrs. Geo. W. o'Nsili; sonr.
'rsudsv Oen.ral," by Miss Gertrude
ltus :. lntermission. sons. ~,
Ia. r,sa ,1ns'' (Gomes,) by Miss CO...
srniua song, Money" BY Miss
! Miss NOW Norwood; song, "Excelsior, /"
bv NAM Mamie !, Mitchell; instrumentsl
N. se s,0s Ssll Moore; drill BY child.
n.'ond N~ight-aAmerics,v s.
ornns song "Toresdor," 81 Mn
ti.s Cor,nn nsnk <, ; Instrumental colo, 81
ina Nor ,as Frank; cong BY Miss Ber.
snils s,, Uoo recitation, ~ Mia
:, M,. ! violin and piano =
~ "hs1o8 J0nn}n Ax.-xA-