The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-01-04
OPERA HOUSE,
Monday, January "a, 1901.
AL. q.
FIELDS
Ministries.


Mr.. J. A. McCollister, Of Shreveport
La, is visiting his nephew DR.. W
Saucier.
Miss Katie Murphy an attractive youn,
lady Of Quebec, Canada, is visiting he
sister, Mrs. J.J Feore.
Mr.. r. A. Farnsworth with his famil,
has taken possession Of his magnifcen
dwelling on P~ascagoula street.
Masters Claude Delmas, Earle valverd.
and Cleveland Higgins returned to st
Stanislaus College this week.
Rev. A. B. Colt will preach in the Pres.
byterian church at 8 o'clock Sunday
afternoon. Everybody cordially invited
to attend.
The L. 4 N. bridge gang under the
Supervision Of Foreman A. j. Davis be-
gan Tuesday constructing a wharf adj.
joining the incline and pier on Pasca-
goula river.
Rev. G. o. Smith, with his charming
bride arrived last Friday from Conover,
North Carolina. They are comfortably
domiciled at the Lutheran parsonage.
The young men gave q grand New
Years ball, Monday night at the Odd
Fellows hall which proved an enjoyable
affair.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. H. Alley entertained
during Christmas Capt. and Mrs. H. M.
Farrow, of I~slesboro, Maine; Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Labuzan, Mr.. and Mrs. p. r..
Labuzan and Capt. H. F. Sproul, Of
Mobile.
Mr.. Theodore I~ngraham, of Pensacola,
Fla.,a representative OF Messrs. Baars,
Dunwody 4 Co., was o visitor here last
week. He boughtand inspected a large
quantity Of lumber for export.
Misses Camille-Elve and Louisa-Court-
ney Turnbull came over from New Or
leans during Christmas week for q visit
with their grandmother, Mrs. J. f.
White, on Ker street.
1t is the intention of the Mayor and
Board OF Aldermen to further improve
the streets at an early date. The sooner
the better for the appearance of the
town and the convenience of travel.
A certain petit young lady in learning
to ride a bicycle recently ran off q bridge
on Pascagoula street, falling into o ra-
vine below, but sustained no injuries
other than q wetting.
There is a great demand for labor in
the different industries of our town,
especially for baymen, the stevedores
having to provide additional hands from
Mobile and New Orleans. This is an
evidence of the growing Importance of
the port Of Pascagoula.
On Christmas day Mr.. d. L. Morris,
formerly Of Moss Point and Miss
Edna Hardness were married at Biloxi
at the residence Of the brides parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. J. r. Hardness, Rev. v. v,
Boone, officiating.
The editor of the DEMocRAr-SrAR has
been remembered by our alert represen.
tative, Mr.. ]. A. Broadus, Of Vancleave,
with a very attractive calendar. The
picture represents a pet goat held with
a cord by a little lassie at whose feet
stands q dog. MI. Broadus is doing a
prosperous mercandise business,
Mr.. A. G. Delmas has shipped to the
Agricultural Department, Washington,
d. O., thirty-two pounds of seed pecans
Of the varieties exhibited at the Paris
Exposition under the m Of Schley
and Bagley for experimental purposes
by the government.
On Tuesday, January LIST, the DeJean
Il Mitchell Co. assumed charge of the
branch ship chandlery store at Pasca.
goula OF Messrs. J. H. Menge & Son, of
New Orleans. The former manager, Mr..
W. o. Clark will take charge of a branch
OF the DeJean 4 Mitchell Co. to be es-
tablished shortly at Biloxi.
Our townsman, Lawyer J. /. Ford has
been appointed by Gov. Longino special
Judge to try the damage suit of G. G.
Jackson against L. Lopez, Of Biloxi, in
which Judge Wood is disqualified. The
will come up for trial at the next
term OF circuit court for Harrison coun-
ty. A capital appointment.
Mr.. Chas. l. Krebs, Of the Echo Saloon,
knowing that Ne needed something to
brace us up during Christmas times,
sent us . bottle of Lord Baltimore pure
rye whiskey with Is fine Gigantic smoke
after taking . drop for our stemach's
sake. Our sincere thanks are rendered.
MI. M. ". b. Carey, Of the Algona
Saloon on Delmas avenue, remembered
the editor Christmas In spiritual way,
20 to speak. He sent him one bottle Of
pure whiskey and one bottle Of
Sherry wine with his compliments. We
bender u thanks to Mr.. Carey for this
manifestation Of his kindness, and we
assure him the spirits will be used as an
Ipetizer and medicine.
Mississippi Lodge No. 50, X. Of p,
the following officers for the en-
suing year on Thursday, December q,
1900: Mcvea Young, &C.; b. F. Browne,
V. e.; W. d. Billiard, prelate; John Y.
Morgan, NJ. Of E.: F. +. Foster, M. at
A.; VIM. A. Murphy, K. Of r. and M. Of
F.; J. J. Clark, NJ. Of W.; H. G. Uric, I.
g.; G. E. Chidsey, 0. g.; J.J. Clark, rep
to the Grand Lodge; G. e.
.hidsey, alternate.
The schooner Nan M. Dsntzler, Capt.