The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-03-01

I.rt does not seem to cus mucn hs"i0
:, nr.venting marriages.
r.,n,,, avenue is being adorned with
.r.r,l new store buildings
~. cold snap did considerable damage
~ fruit and early vegetables
n.,.,,oul. street to the beach is
,.rorite route with bicyclists'
,,r fakes of beautiful snow fell
here saturday morning.
FOL. W. r. Snyder from Eruitland was
!. ,~vn on business Monday.
u,.. Lou Roberts returned Sunday
from . visit to New Orleans.
M,sse, Meta and Louise Cole visited
New orleans during the carnival
Nv. L. E, Cox and baby son Elmer
.... returned from the Crescent City,
rb,, advertising will pay best which
..,,. most about the wares you wish TO
sell.
Tho advertiser who persists IN dong
ri. f.,lovmen usually ends IN doing
time.
Mas Eva Foster returned Sunday
nishtlfrom F.. weeks visit to relatives IN
New Orleans.
Engineer John v. McKibbin, OF the
steamer Georgia, returned Monday from
,yisit to his homo In Mobile.
Miss Clara Wilcox, Of East Side and
MrR.p. Wilcox were married IN MO-
nile on Monday, February 18th.
Col. J. b. Lyon, Of Chicago, asserts
thu, this Coast will some day be settled
bv an Industrious class Of farmers.
Next Monday contract will be let for
the building Of an iron and steel bridge
over Fort Bayou at Francois ferry.
Mr.. VS.. Dodson, Of Pascagoula, is
building a neat oyster schooner, which
will be pressed into service as soon as
completed.
Capt. Fred. Clinton recently bought
the two lots in Optionville owned BY
Mr.. X. A. Farnsworth, paying therefor
$3.50 cash.
Mrs. J. A. Donovan, after pleasant
visit to New Orleans, the guest OF Mr..
II. A. Frederic and family, returned
home Thursday.
Mr.. Thos. Dunn purchased the proper
3 ty opposite Mr.. NJ. v. B. Carey's resi-
dence on Ker street owned by Mr.. J. b.
Delmas for $500 cash.
Mr.. Edw. Lock and family, who have
been visiting Mr.. M. v. b. Carey and
family, left Saturday for Biloxi, thence
to their home in Atlanta, Ga.
Chancellor II. B. Fulton, Of the State
University, Oxford, was here Saturday
representing the University claim in the
contest in the homestead entry of Henry
Reeves.
Rev. DR.. Logan, of Pass Christian, was
In town Monday making arrangements
with the Episcopal congregation here to
hold divine services once month.
Mayor I. p. Delmas ana clerk OF Courts
F.H. Lewis have engaged extensively
in the raising Of Angora goats, which
they expect to make one Of the chief In.
dustries Of this neighborhood.
Master Harold, the bright little son Of
MI. Eugene Gautier, Of West Pascagoula
Is the crack shot of this section. HI
seldom misses to bring down his bird.
Contract for the filling Of 10 feet o
Pine street on road No. 143, just north o
Scranton, and the building of culver
thereon, is to be let next Monday in from
OF the courthouse.
We have new pair of scissors, whicl
Is the best clipper We ever had. The
not only cut paper, but small nails, tin
ware, stovepipe, leather, oil cloth, cal
pets,etc. Also sharpen knives and oper
tin cans.
Our popular and beautiful townslad,
Miss Theodosis Thompson returned frol
New Orleans Monday, whore she went
enjoy the carnival. Her many admirel
In the Crescent City made her lengthel
=, Cd stay one round Of pleasure.
The conclave OF conductors Of th
railway fraternity held at Orange Gro,
last week was wanting in quite nun
DER OF representatives from the l.. 4 I
~ 20, owing to the fact that they wei
700 much engaged in Mardi Gras servi'
oattend. Those who participated can
oown from showed under roads.
Ihe new schooner almost finished
trehtz's ship-yard for the /. N. Dan
s.er Lumber Co. Of Moss Point, for I'll
mexican coast lumber trade with tn
port will be named in compliment aft
'ne wife Of Mr.. A. F. Dantxler, "Sus
Bell Dantxler."
Inc shells for Deimas avenue are
'neir way here and ~ soon as they q
.,vs will be spread along the streets fro
ae river to Pascagoula street. 9th
'Weet improvements will follow, and Il
Sn,y need to make one Of tho fine
S,Nsways along the Coast is the col
p'etng Of the river road.
MI. Elijah o'Neal from Daisy was
sppieciated caller At the DEnocRA
IA. nA once Saturday last He left sol
~. NY silver dollars for the "Old Rel
w. which made the editors heart le
~, !oy' Hope others will follow |
A0Ols example Of Mr.. O'NesL
,,'' "u. pup beppo has quit eating pate
or" ue and outside newspapers while
M snctum, but he has learned to b.
s. Sut delinquent subscribers when IN
-. .hs once without coming i'm
Iss.g Iss..lng up He IL always pleasant
aad pretty. '' N ~