The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-10-04
Musicians are born not made

9, Louis, Mo. Tuesday evening"
= p.sc.roula street is still the musical
street Of Scranton.
a, sunday night fine bouncing baby
sov arrived at the home OF Mr' Joseph
Abel
.. 1obn yogel, prominent timber
x.n a, Hattiesburg was in our city on
business Tuesday. ., . -.
ro.msr deputy marshal Ed. D. Mans
add and wife left for New Orleans on
Monday, Mon where they will permanently
reside,
". cbas, N. Merriwether engaged
.,., M ,he Palace Pharmacy on the hrst
% '.arugpist. He is popular and raliable'
Mice Kate Warren returned on Tues
a.v from a vacation spent at her old
home at Grand Bay, Ala.
NJ W.p. Griswold has returned from
.he pan-American Exposition.
vr Charles L. Krebs and family are
occupying their country nome Hi'e
or 50 from the city.
The editor has planted his fall turnip
oron After a while hog jole will be '
acceptable.
Mr.C W. valverde is having built
two.story dwelling on Pascagoula street
for rent Builder, J. l.. Ostrom. !
The Biloxi Coast Accommodation train
has been discontinued until next sum-
mler. ..
Rev, W. 0. Stephen will preach in the
presbvteran church Sunday at O'Clock
pm.
Miss Ella Krebs returned SUNDAY
night from Biloxi. %
Dr.w.H H. Hosey, leading physician
Of Virgins visited friends here last
week.
Mr.. Wylie West, of Mobile disposed
of carload of bananas here last Satur-
day from the Fruit Dispatch Company.
Deer, turkey and partridges will here
after be plentiful in our market.
Wild ducks will soon appear in the
bay, lagoons and ponds. #s
The restriction Of the game law was
raised on October l, much to the delight
Of all hunters.
Prieur White has resumed his posi-
ton as fireman on the tug Native No. 2.
Engineer G. G. Johnson.
Miss Ruth Denmark, book-keeper Of
I'M. Canty returned last week from .
visit to her friend, Mrs. Florence Brown
u Newark, New York and the Pan
American Exposition.
The fellow who does not contribute a
nickel toward the support Of his county
paper generally has more to say how 1t
ought to be run. Thai individual need
not trouble himself nbout the manage
nent of the DEMocRAT-STAR.
Rev. L. E. Hall, Baptist minister Of
Gulfport has decided to make Scranton
bis permanent home in the future. On
Tuesday he purchased the modern built
new residence Of Mr.. w. D. Hughes
located on Pascagoula street for
$780, Mr.. Hall and his large ia m.
ilywill prove social acquisition to the
community. 1t is said that wherever
Mr. Hall settles prosperity follows, and
Ills Just such men we want to give NOR.
alassistance and business push to our
growing city. Mr.. Hall will take poses
sion on the 18th inst.
Supervisor ofhulls and boilers, John
A. Ootter, of New Orleans examined OH
saturday last the tugs Seminole, Native
No2, Elma and Swan and found all in
seaworthy condition.
The tug Deo volente (God willing) Of
the National Dredging Co. was over
hauled last week at Capt. Geo. Frents's
shipyard.
Mr.. s. G. Ramssy,a prosperous farm
Grand wool grower Of Fort Bayou was .
welcome caller at the DEMocRAT-STAR
once on Monday. He says that Capt.
Lucas will prospect for oil on his lands
In section u, township s, south, range 8,
west, in the near future. Mr.. Ramsay
mas given lease on his l,4e0 acres near
Fontainehleau. 2 Ni4
az MIR. Willie ]. Grant Of Biloxi, accom-
panied by Miss Lille Baltar, . charm.
ing young lady Of New Orleans visited
n's parents at Pascagoula on Monday.
Misses Eulalie De Buys and Nathalie
Vennemann and little Miss Hazel Le-
seaare, of New Orleans, accompanied
MISS Marie De Buys and Marguerite
,ennemann from that city to the Con.
vent Of Perpetual Alteration here las,
Monday.
Mr. and Mrs. J. I. Ford and lovely lit
sasoaughter, Ollie visited Biloxi Sun
Wy. They were tho guests Of Mrs. J. G
'oullian and family.
Mr. A. Gray has been appointed agen
VI the Standard Oil Company st thi
r.sce' The station Is similar to those Il
n,s u larger cities and Mr.. Gray will SUP
~ ~ iuoricating, refined and other qual
abroad. " -'o'
ona would be pleasant surprise 10 any
hs,.,a "ao sakes an interest In shipbuildin
ths s "' 'ne yard Of Mike Flechas, wher
,ho,. % evidence Of youthful enterprise
aown !. o'r IN the construction Of Ave boat
,h,.,q requires the dredging Of on
onl, usn y the bar at Horn Island pass 4
va'y 10 feet acros. n .S,-.ss -....,. -