The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1902-01-17

Tuesday evening and delivered an nc
dress before the Commercial Club @
that thriving place. :.
Mr.. j. I. Ford is attending circui
court at Waynesboro.
Mr.. CASTOR Toussel, of Mobile was
business visitor on Monday.
There will be services at the Lutheran
church Sunday at 10: 80 q. m.
Mr.. E. Mitchell, wife and daughter
Valeda visited Mobile Wednesday.
Mrs. F. Fischer and Miss Marie West
phal returned from New Orleans Nor
day.
Rev. Father w. Ten Brink visited the
Catholic clergy down the coast this
week.
DR.. J. 7, Evans has moved into the
Valverde two story residence on North
P~ascagoula street.
Capt. F. M. Allen is occupying the
Westphal cottage on Krebs avenue
The Minnie Lee has the honor Of be.
ing the first steamboat passed through
the new Merrill bridge at Plum Bluff.
There will be an Episcopal entertain.
ment at Odd Fellows Opera House
Monday night, Jan. 10th.
Mr.. VIM. Mead, of Salem, Ohio, accom-.
'-enied by his son Parker Mead and
sr"n1son, Homer Mead arrived Wednes-
uay w a visit to his father Mr.. Thos.
Mead.
Mt - Taylor, Of Hickory, Newton
county NJ, ss. has purchased the Peter
VICE ail.ey farm from Mr.. G. NJ. Farley,
tween this city and Moss
'o'" purchase price was $500.
oap'' o." Thompson has just receiv-
~ .ne SUI news Of the death OF his
.I-law, Mr.. Augustus Follain,
wnnn'ch occurred on January End in New
orleans. Deceased was we'll and favor.
ably known to many old residents of
ocean Springs and vicinity.
Postmaster John H. Golf, of Big Point
was an acceptable visitor to the DEMO.
cRAT-STAR Office Saturday and cheer
fully handed over to the chief five sill
yer dollars, which will be used in keep
ing the wheels of our powerful press
well creased and running in turning
out the "Old Reliable" Would that
many more would follow the example
OF our good friend Golf.
Prof. J. l.. Taylor, principal of the
Gulf Coast College at Hansboro paid the
DEMocRAT-STAR Office . visit Saturday.
While he was in our city he was the
guest of Rev. l.. E. Hall and family on
Pascagoula street.
Mr.. B. J. Jane, accompanied by Capt.
A. Betancourt left on Thursday for
Barcelona, Spain on the steamer Puerto
Rico from New Orleans. Mr.. Jane left
his birthplace forty-three years ago.
He will be present at the coronation Of
young King Alfonso. Barcelona on the
Mediterranean sea, on a most fertile and
best cultivated plain bounded by a
curve line chain of mountains, is q great
maritime and commercial port. "The
love of country c%onquers" is irradicable
in the being Of Mr.. Jane and his ever
readiness to refer with pride to the
beautiful home Of his nativity COM
mands respect and admiration from all.
M. Flechas, who has won q high rep.
utation as a boat builder completed on
Wednesday two oyster dredges for the
Pass Packing Company, Of Pass Christ.
ian. The boats have been named Emma
and Fairchild respectively; dimensions
go feet over all, II feet wide and 6 feet
depth of hold equipped with the White
q Middleton 30 horse power engines.
Mr.. Harry Cameron, of New York ar.
rived here Monday and registered at
the Lindinger house. He will make a
survey of the stranded three-masted
schooner Mabel Hooper ashore on the
south side Of Chandelier island. The
Hooper is owned by Pendleton Bros, of
the above named city. She grounded
on Thanksgiving Day.
Mrs. NJ. A. Morris, Of Mobile, relative
OF the editor and family Is visiting here
this week.
Scranton 10 q good show town, and
good, clean shows are generally we'll
~patronized, but Of late two many snide,
thin shows visit us. The new privilege
license law, which will be enacted by
our legislature at this session will have
an effect to keep out the fakir class,
which will be . good thing for our town
and people.
Miss Victorine Becht was made the
hostess at q delightful "surprise" Mon.
day evening. Those present were: MIR.
and Mrs. Mcvea Young, DIR. ]. A. Tabor,
Miss Bert Roark, Mr. P. H. Laurendine.
Misses Maggie Frentx, Ida and Maggie
Brander, Mamie Larsen, Isabel Krebs.
Hannah Grant, Philippe Krebs, Jennie
and Lillian Davidson, Lottie and Nita
Gatti and Masters Freddie Frentx, Onor.
frio Bottone, George Frents, Hiram
Larsen, Emile Gatti, Mr.. Peter J.
Blanchard and Miss Eva Jones.
Mr.. Pembroke r. Labuzan, the hand.
some and popular salesman Of the large
produce and grain firm Of Messrs. Merts,
lbach 600, Mobile gave the DEMoCRAr-
STAR . pleasant call on Wednesday and
presented the editor with . valuable
and highly instructive calendar express.
y arranged for this State. The first