The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1902-01-31


tor, Capt. Chas. Boster, who says that it
will be in fine shape for the reception Of
summer guests. The beach front has
been restored and the wharf rebuilt and
bath houses soon to be erected.
Miss Clara Peters has returned from
New Orleans.
Mr.. A. q. Steede, Of Americas was in
our city on business Wednesday.
The work Of boring for oil At Wilson
Springs continues unabated.
This is good country for raising An
CORA goats - we'll - sugar cane, rice,
potatoes and al garden truck. Nothing
pays I better dividend than truck farm.
ing.
MI. Fred B. Brown has been appoint.
ed postmaster at Denny. this county.
Mr.. Thos. G. Ruble, the leading mer.
chant Of Nc Henry was here Friday on
business.
Mr.. Thomas E. Ramsay, Of vancleave
was in town Friday on legal business.
Mr.. J. H. Havens and daughters,
Misses Lissie and Eunice, Of vancleave
were in our city last Saturday on . shop
ping visit.
Mr.. l. p. DeJean and Mr.. Chas. A.
Farnsworth, accompanied by Mrs. De-
Jean left last Friday night on . short
business tip to Baltimore and New
York City.
Last Friday evening the members Of
the Ladies' Aid Society Of the Metho.
dist church conducted . very successful
entertainment 1t Odd Fellows Opera
House for the benefit Of their new par.
sonage fund. Musical, literary and
dramatic talent Of Moss Point and
Scranton made every feature Of the pro-
gram enjoyable to the large audience
present. Mines. G. H. Alley, Mcvea
Young and J. w. Dean and Miss Lillian
Alley, who worked energeticslly to
make the laudable affair . social and
financial success are deserving Of much
praise for their Christian endesvors in
behalf Of the congregation.
All the year round barks and three.
masted schooners come up the river and
load at the whsrves and landings Of the
sawmills.
Messrs. L. N. Dantsler, Sr. and L. N.
Dantzler, Jr. went to Gulfport during
the visit Of the Legislature.
The Lindinger House IL very we'll
~patronised by Commercial travellers.
Our ladies are putting their flower
gardens In trim for the approaching
Spring.
Mardi Gras falls on Tuesday, Fehru-
ary II. The L. 4 N. will give custom
ary reduced fares to Mobile and New
Orleans.
1t is suggested that the Chameleon
Club should invite Prince Henry, of
Germany and his suite to visit Pascal
gouls, the most important maritime
port and delightful health resort Of the
Mississippi Sound. MAJOR Fred Hess
would be eminently qualified to be sent
as Q committee Of n to personally ex-
tend tho hospitality Of the town to his
highness.
Capt. Geo. Frentx will shortly begin
the construction Of his new marine
ways.
Ssrsntonians ought to bestow . more
liberal patronage on the Dummy to
Pascagoula.
On Tuesday night Carpenters produc-
ton Of Quo vsdis was presented to .
large audience ct Odd Fellows Opera
House. The scenery and paraphernslia
and costumes were splendid and the
artists perfect in the rendition Of their
characters. This was the finest COM
psny that has performed here this
season.
The Carnival Of Fun" after . week
Of baneful performances. both under
canvas and on q streets folded their
tents and slid away Sunday morning.
President Vincent RIOS, Of the fire de.
partment denies that the show people
had any direct authority to give per-
formances for the benefit OF the Fire
Company. Hereafter We hope the city
authorities will investigate the charac.
tor Of Oil strolling shows before issuing
them licenses.
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Deputy U. 8. Marshal J. =. williams
Of Biloxi was here ON ofioisl bushes,