The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1910-12-23


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nvsn the holidays from mi. date,
school studies bcins resumed on January
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Mr.. v. H. Brown has been confined 10
hi. room since his return from Mobile
He Ia suffering from an aggravated form
Of grippe.
The Cbsisssss1 tree and ESTABLISHMENT
,or the children Of the Pfesby terisn
church will be held tomorrow night in
the church.
r.. ]. JOHNSON has fine Christmas
Poultry.
Mr., Charles Ferrer spent the early
mart Of the week In Mobile. He went
there In the interest OF business connect.
cd with the sherlff's Office.
Indications point TO the continuance,
Immediately following the holidays, Of
the Joyful sound Of the hammer and
Jaw and the pleasing swish Of the paint
brush.
Hon. and Mrs. Il. J. Ford will move
from their coy home on CAVITY street
shortly after Christmas to the house
now occupied by Mr.. and Mrs. A. l..
Staples.
Large sums Of money have been sent
out Of the city and vicinity during the
past week through the post Office and
express money order systems to "wep'
territory.
Christmas Cards from 1c to 81 %.
A. DELCOMYN.
All local merchants report splendid
Christmas trade. The home people have
been loyal to local business men and the
trade from the interior has been highly
gratifying.
Mr. W. link was busily engaged
this week 10 shipping oranges and
pecans to Michigan. The demand for
fruit and nuts from this vicinity is ex-
ceeding the supply.
The state election occurs next Novem-
Der. Pay your poll tax and register
early. Take no chances on losing your
vote during such an important year u
1911 promises to be.
you have not completed your Christ
mas shopping, do it today. Think Of the
pleasure early shopping givos to the
over.worked clerks and merchants In
the city. Do 1t now!
Farmers, mechanics, railroaders
laborers rely on DR.. Thomas Eclectrit
Oh. Takes the sting out OF cuts
burns or bruises at once. Pain can
not stay where 1t is used
The Christmas services at the Catholic
church will be ushered In with q mid
night Mass at the church Of Our Lady o
Victories at which Rev. Father b
O'Reilly will offlciate.
Mr.. T. G. Hibbler left Wednesday TO
bis former home al West Point, Miss.
to spend Christmas with his mother ant
other relatives. He expects to return
the middle OF next week.
For Sale = Complete Furnitur
for sitting room, two bed rooms, din
Ing room and kitchen. Bargain t
quick buyer. See G. o. COOPER, S0utl
CAVITY street. Telephone 237.
Mr.. w. J. Brunson WAS elected alder
man from the First ward on Tuesda,
December ID, and the same night
Il beautiful little girl baby arrived at hi
home to permanently reside.
Indicative Of the real prosperity !
this vicinityis the appearance OF an I'd
ditional automobile in the city recent.
It's understood that others are betn
csntracted for by local people.
Messrs. F. H. Lewis and J. J. Nj
4 lntosh, representatives Of the Port
Pascagoula at Washington In the int
est Of the port, are expected TO retur
home during the present week.
The noisesome cracker and the fash
the roman candle and the sky rocket !
The evenings have been persistent ~
continuous reminders that the hoiios
season arrived ON schedule time.
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