The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1902-01-10

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our city Tuesday
n. lanes Dean, of New Orleans visit
ID p~ascagoula this week. .
n. 4. Tabor returned on Tuesday
,In, q business visit to Meridian.
Deputy U. S. Marshal J. F. Williams
~asin town Tuesday on legal business
Rev. J. G. Galloway will hold divine
-.,tises IN the Methodist church SUNDAY
a. N. and I O'Clock p. m.
Mr. ~ G. Hibbler, after a pleasant
,,sif to his old home in West Point,
wiss returned last week.
MILL. Ford visited Poplarville on
,.g.l business this week. ,ca
Han. II. Bloomfield held bankruptcy
.onrt at State Line this week.
W ]. Nutter, q blind man hailing
tom Harrisonburg, Virginia, accom-
n,nied by his daughter, Miss PEARL
p.ssed through our city Tuesday. They
rere assisted in a pecuniary way by
our citizens.
Mr., n. Couret left for New Orleans on
tuesday afternoon, where he has a
clerical position awaiting him.
NJ. lanes Parker and wife, of New
Orleans visited relatives here recently.
Cant. Chas, d. Ruter, Of the steamer
Nellie. of Pensacola was shaking hands
with his many friends here Wednesday.
Mr.. John P. Carey, Of Mobile, repre-
sentiur Clark Bros, Belmont, New
York, sawmill supplies, was o business
visitor this week.
Don't forget to pay your poll and all
taxes assessed against you before the
first of February or you cannot vote at
the next election. Don't neglect this
important duty.
Misses Lucine DeBuys and Jeanne
yennemann, of New Orleans accompani-
ed their sisters, Misses Marguerite Ven
neman and Marie DeBuys to the con-
vent Of Perpetual Alteration here last
Sunday,
Cards of invitation have been received
here for the marriage of MIR. Robert
Davis Love and Miss Louie Harris at
the First Baptist church, Meridian, on
Saturday afternoon, January Is. Mr..
Love was formerly a member of the
Star Shoe Company of this city.
Mr.. G.. H. Alley visited New Orleans
last Saturday in the interest of Mr.. w,
NJ. Denny's candidacy for Federal Dis
trict Attorney.
On Tuesday morning a bouncing boy
baby was born to Mr.. and Mrs. John G,
Nelson, who are temporarily stopping
with Mrs. C. F. Peterson, OF Pascagoula
street, mother of Mrs. Nelson.
MI. NJ, NJ. Jayne, of Bay st. Louis
spent Monday in our city.
Misses Vivian and Lillian Couret re.
turned on Monday from a two weeks
visit to New Orleans.
The twelfth night OF the Christmas
festivities, winding up with the feast o.
Epiphany in commemoration of the
visit of the Wise Men of the East, Mel
chlor, Gaspar and Balthazar, was cele
brated at Pascagoula last Saturday
night at the residence of Mrs. Ida Con
verse, Dancing was INDUCED in unit
the wee sma' hours.
The Scranton Public School is flourish
Ing under its present management.
scranton has a number of up-to-dat
stores from which every description o
merchandise can be obtained at price
as reasonable as anywhere else.
Let us look to the future and not t,
the past.
Inc mercantile firm of Blackwell ,
ohase, of this place filed a voluntar,
pennoh in bankruptcy on the It'll inst
winch has been referred to and is no,
penulng before Hon. H. Bloomfield
heieree for administration. The fir
snow up liabilities $9,2l9.62, assets 5000
hach member Of the firm was also joir
eu III The proceeding, which embrace
ue livery business OF J. G. Blackwell
showing individual liabilities s4.4440
assets $500. 5
WIS, James H. Neville and daughte
n'ss Florence, of Biloxi spent Wedne
way mere, guests of Mr.. w. NJ. DEM
and family.
vap'a'ns II. Jourdan, of the bar
n'Ioa and II. Nilsen, of the bark Prime
leopold visited our city. on Wednesda
~ Expressed themselves as being mo
.oraoly impressed with our natur,
maritime port.
mere Is almost a famine in fish 81,
pA'' owing to scarcity Of fishermen q
' S@seu IN this always profitable industr
ne reporter in conversation with NJ
m.suel Pol was informed that the d
mand for fresh fish far exceeds Il
supply. ~ :"
mn me dramatic, Literary and Music
v,uo gave a delightful reception at b
sss Of Mrs. Alice sarrazin Mo
%s evening. The house decorate
Ts I.e molly, mistletoe and not plan'
n .ne table was embenished with 9
s,nss' silver and national colors. r
asenirs' pink boutonnieres. were y,
pro@ .he gentlemen by the hoste
w w." at 10 o'clock the Kings ca
Was cut the lucky bean falling to n
y uaey Allen. who chose Miss To,
vs'ef for Queen. Delicious refres
%enis followed. Dancing to the strsi
and music played by Miss Adele Kre
d "a Miss Camille sarrazin was
iny sea IN until one O'Clock in the mo,
Tg. Those present were: Mrs + "' II
ora' Misses Adele Krebs. Kotho.,