The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1909-01-15

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afternoon nest ~ o'clock. All mem.
bsss and other friends invited.
Mns. oso. r. CHArmAN, feader.
street improvement work goes stead.
ny shesd. May u 70 on until every
thoroushfsre In The city resolves that
attention which IL 90 badly needed 81
the present time.
The city 10 % dry - powder horn,
and The Officers assert that II will be
kept 10 n such . thing IL 10 their power.
One thing certain they should have the
support Of every good citizen In the
community; that assured, oil else IL
easy.
Mr.. J. o. 3. Sanders, OF Gulfport was
here this week settling OF his business
IN the county preparatory to move to
the capital city Of jackson for the prac-
tice Of his profession. Mr.. Sanders IL .
good lawyer and high toned gentleman
and We regret his departure from the
coast.
Married, ct the residence OF the
groom's mother at the beach on Thurs.
day evening, Jan. Tat O'Clock, Mr..
Epps Danlsy 10 Miss Sallie Broadus,
Judge Charles 3. Chidsey officiating.
The young couple are both we'll known
IN this city and have many friends who
will join No In wishing them happy
welded life.
Died, at the residence Of her parents
on the bssch, Friday evening It 7:l6
o'clock, Adslins Elisabeth, daughter Of
Capt. and Mrs. j. Albert Olsen, aged II
years and n days. The funeral took
place Saturday afternoon at o'clock
and was largely attended. Interment
was made IN the Pascsgoula cemetery.
We extend sincere sympathy TO the
family In their irreparsble loss.
The RI. Rev. T. D. Bratton, D. D.,
Episcopal Bishop OF Mississippi, will
be IN Scranton on Saturday and remain
over until Tuesday Of next week. He
will hold services, assisted by the REQ.
tor, the Rev. John Chapman, 1t Ocean
Springs on Sunday morning 1t II
O'Clock; IT Moss Point on Sunday eve
ming ct 8 O'Clock, and at Scranton IT
o'clock. The Bishop will preach Al
each service.
Married, ON Tu6sday night ct O'Clock
ct the Tectory Of Our Lady OF Victories
Miss Mary J. Pickett TO Mr.. Hiram 8
Larsen, Rev. Father B. O'Rsilly offici
eting. The young couple thus happily
united for life ere residents Of this city
and enjoy the esteem Of large circl,
Of friends. Mr.. Larsen 10 ct present en-
gagged st work In Mobile, Ala, To-
which place they departed on the trail
the Same night. We extend hearty
good Wishes and express the hope thu
their welded life will be one Of psrfec
happiness.
Baby won't suffer I'VE minutes will
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trio OIL % once. II acts like magic.
The building adjoining the New
Scranton Hotel, and which was formerl,
occupied by Mr.. Sam Levy - saloon
has bssn rented BY Mrs. n. Courst an
u now opened 70 the public q frsI
.class restaurant. Mrs. Courst -
cstsrer 70 the public has no equal 4
these parts and that In itself 10 . guar
antss Of high-class service 81 mod
srste prices. The specialtiss OF thi
place Will be hot coffss, chocolate, To,
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