The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-06-21


Miss Laura Delmas is visiting her sis
ter, Mrs. Ellison in Texas.
This is q good grape country. All
kinds of grapes grow and do well here.
Usually a cheap advertising rate Is re-
sponsible for the inferior quality Of the
advertising.
Preparations are being made for the
forthcoming regretta to be held at Pas
cagoula In July.
Hour of Exhibition Of pupils Of Con-
vent Of Perpetual Alteration changed
from $50 p. m. to usual hour, 7. p. m,
June 9th and 25th.
The City Of Scranton is situated on the
beautiful Pascagoula river that flows
south to the Mississippi Sound.
Advertising Is the connecting link be.
tween one who has goods to sell, and one
who has need of the goods. II the adver-
Using is good 1t makes q strong link.
Mr.. w. W. Farnsworth, accompanied
by Mrs. r. A. Farnsworth, Mrs. l. Green,
M. D., Mrs. Mary F. Warren and her two
daughters Misses Kate and Mamie, Miss
Frances Clark left Tuesday on the steam
tug Owl up the Pascagoula river for
Bennville, where they will spend Ave or
six days fishing and enjoying the cool
and bracing country air.
Mr.. Martin Turnbull, our efficient re-
porter and collector Is in bed with the
"prevailing fever, "but we hope he will be
himself again in . few days. Those hav-
ing business with the DEMoCRAr.STAR
office will please call while Mr.. Turnbull
is laid up.
Mr.. J. F. Casey, formerly Of the Farms
worth Lumber Co. has purchased an in
terest in the Columbia Lumber Co.'S
plant at Columbis, Miss.
Mr.. John H. Santa Cruxe, station
agent, who has been given several
weeks leave Of absence is represented
by MI. +. G. Harris, Of Mobile, o clever
and efficient railroad man.
The parade and picnic Of the Missis.
sippi Coast Timbermen's Benevolent
Association will be a creditable celebra-
ton Of the Fourth Of July. The organi.
xation In number and influence has
much to do with the commercial life Of
this port.
Master Eddie Nelson returned Satur-
day from Salem, Va, where he had been
attending school. He was there under
the care of his cousin, Mrs. Hanah Nc
Reynolds.
Two south Pascagouls street lights are
not giving much light. They burn
awhile then flicker out. II they cannot
be made to give better light remove
them.
Gov. Longino has appointed Mr..
Horace Everitt, Of Meridian Special
Chancellor to sit in certain cases in Jas
per county court in which Chancellor
Deavours, the regular incumbent, is dis
qualified because Of his previous con
nection as an attorney.
On Saturday last at 2:5 p. M, VIM.
Mcdonald Lawson, q well known Steve.
dore, after a severe illness died at the
residence of Mrs. Kate Torgusen, on
Pascagoula river. He was q native of
Glasgow, Scotland, aged 4S years. He
leaves one daughter here, Mrs. Leonard
Levin. The funeral took place Sunday
day evening attended by the Mississippi
Coast Timberman's Association Of which
he was = member. Interment, Catholic
cemetery, Pascagouls, Father Ten Brink
ofiiciated.
The First National Bank of Hatties.
burg, Miss. announce that Mr.. A. F.
Thomasson, formerly assistant cashier Of
the First National Bank of Nashville,
Tenn, is now associated with that bank
In the capacity of cashier and director.
Mr.. Thomasson was cashier of the Scran.
ton State Bank and resigned some year
or so ago to 20 to Nashville. While here
he proved himself to be Q well qualified
banker and a gentleman of high charact-
er, polite and courteous to al who had
business with the bank. The directors
were 10th to give him up.