The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-02-28

Mrs. w. J. Brunson returned Sunday
from visit to Mobile.
Z Mr.. Al. Simmons, Of Wade visited
our city last Friday.
A new restaurant Is to be opened on
Delmas avenue about April 1st.
The work Of boring for oil At Wilson
Springs is progressing slowly but surely.
Delinquent city tax sale next Monday
1t the court house door by Marshal Lin
dinger.
Scranton's and Moss Points tug boats
are kept busy bringing in and taking
out vessels and lumber lighters.
Miss Mary Ella Cowan spent several
days in Mobile and Ocean Springs last
week visiting relatives.
Mr.. J. L. Anders, OF the Southern
Pecan 4 Seed Co., Savannah, Ga, paid q
business visit here last week.
A literary and musical society should
not In its entertainments introduce the
lighter diversions Of dancing and card
playing.
The court house flower garden under
the care Of Clerk Of Courts Frank H.
Lewis, who is . scientific horticulturist
ia beginning to show signs Of Spring
budding.
The high prices Of chickens and eggs
should be an incentive to poultry rails
ing. In our city eggs are selling ct 80
and IS cents dozen and in New Or.
leans at S centsa piece retail.
Mr.. Reed e. Evans and wife will re.
move to McComb City this week, where
they will permanently reside.
The Pascsgoula Com mercial Club con.
tinues to actively upbuild the CONNER
ciaf and marine interests Of the port Of
Pascsgoula.
Mr.. 8. 8. Bulls, of New York was the
guest Of Rev L. e. Hall last Saturday.
He is examining closely into the future
prospects Of this port with view Of in
vesting In its development.
The deepest sympathy Of this com.
munity is felt for Capt e. Castaners
and family Of Moss Point in their sad
bereavement at the fatal accident to
Master Bernard Theodore Castanera.
Tommy Coleman, colored, aged q
years, after an illness Of about one
month died last Friday night at. II
o'clock. He was . member Of the Pick
wick brass band.
The Algona Saloon, M. G.. Feore's
ship chandlery, Custom House and
other concerns flosted the Stars and
Stripes on Washing toms birthday, last
Saturday.
Right. Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson,
Of Jackson, accompanied by Rev.
Iraneus Trout, Of Bay st. Louis paid
his Lenten visit here, and preached an
eloquent sermon 1t st. Johns Episcopal
church last Friday. The Bishop was
the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. R. A. Farms
worth.
Miss Maud Sellars, Of Mobile, who
has been visiting her brother, Mr.. L. G.
Sellars and his family left for Gulfpori
and other coast points Tuesday.
Judge Thad. A. Wood, ex-Circuit
Judge Of this district, now Of Gulfport
attended Chsncery Court here Tuesday
He was looking in robust health, and
was warmly greeted by his friends.
"Jsck the 6lapper" was seen on South
Psscsgoula street Tuesday night dress.
ed in black mother hubbard. Timid
ladies had better sleep with one eyt
open.
Judge N. G. Hill, Of Hattiesburg wa
here Wednesday attending Chancery
court.
On Saturday Mrs. J.. O. Laursndine
accompanied BY her niece, Miss Rabby
started to Moss Point 70 attend th
funeral Of Bernard Castaners driving
tsst, high spirited hcrse, On nearing III
Moore bridge IN East Side negro sho
out from under II In boat end threw
the net. The horse was frightened ant
plunged into tbs marsh and Miss Rabh.
Wa thrown from the buggy and hurt
and only the gentle, docils nature o
the horss sAve6 both ladies from sever
injury or deeN. The village council I
! East Side sheald protect people pasainJ
through thelf Village from n occurrsnc
. OF such an coerass BY passing an ordi
NANCE forbidding ishermsn from throw
ing the net In the vicinity of that bridge
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