The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1893-12-22

Merry Christmas and Happy New
Year to all.
Mr.. Herman Mil was In New Or
leans Monday.
Mrs. +. Buettner visited the Cres-
cent City Tuesday. sr
Mr.. NJ. d. Russell paid Scranton a
business visit Wednesday
Mr.. j. j.. Garrard visited New Or
leans Wednesday morning.
Mcssrs. Harry and Ernest Halstead
are down from Orange Grove.
Mr.. Casper vahle spent few days
among friends in New Orleans.
Mrs. Annie E. Fietig, has removed
to New Orleans, to spend the winter
months. 4ali
Mr.. J. j. Garrard visited Scranton
and Moss Point this week with a sam
PIE VI us H'c oiioh' .Nfhi
Mai. +. NJ. Weed was pleasantly
sercnaded Tuesday night by the
Ocean Springs Cornet band.
Mrs. Adele II. de s.. Gillum spent
several days this week in New Or
leans, attending to lcgalibusiness.
Last week a fine BbuAcihg boy
brought joy and happiness to the
hearts of Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. L. Tardy.
The marriage Of DR.. John Davis, of
Charlottesville, Va, to Miss Volum.
MIA Staples will take place on the
9th inst. here. ~
Mrs. NJ. STAFFORD, Of Tcrre Haute,
Ind, better known in Literary circles
as "Belle Brcimer" is a guest OF tht
Hing Hotel and expects to remain
here all winter.
Our merchants should not neglect
to let the public know where to gel
Christmas goods. Advertise in thu
DEMOCRAT-STAR.
Recent arrivals at the Hing Hotel
A. II. Sanforth, Peoria, ILL.,; II. II
Richardson and wife, Chicago; A. B
Keller, Toledo, O.; W. w. Gardne'
and wife, Miss Vashti r. Gardner
George x. Peckan, SENECA, Kan, Fl
C. Doyle and wife, Miss Nellie Doyl'
and Master Freddie Doyle, Vandalia
Ill.
Married-Last Monday at the resi-
/. dence of the brides father, Mr.. VIM
Carter, Daisy p. o., by Rev. N. b
: Young. Mr.. W. A. Horton and Mis-
Ida L. Carter. The happy couple al
rived here Tuesday and received tn
congratulations Of their many friends
They will occupy their new home Of
Washington Avenue about the lsto
January.
4, At the annual meeting Of the S,
Johns Guild, of the, EpiscOpf
Church of this place, the treasurer
report showed 1851 received and use
for the church, which amount doe
not include the rector's salary. TIL
v: Guild has seated the church with ne
pews, all paid for except about $5'
~ The same officers were reelected fc
the ensuing year. DR.. Dan Ncweoml
sub Warden, Mrs. J. J. Gdrrard seer,
tary, and Mrs. Parker Earle trea'
urer.
a Last Thursday the fishing contes
of the O. s. Rod and Reel Club wa
won by Capt. r. a. Vancleave's sid
y. the score standing 2,l35 to 1,Sl
is points. Hon. Geo. w. Davis was ca
tain of the losing side. The highe'
individual score was made by Mr.. e.
gene Hing, Of the winning side-Gl
points. The supper was an elegal
affair, given at the cottage Of Mr.
r Jessie Boyd, after which the men
d bers and invited guests danced ar
INDUCED in games untila late no,
Of the night. 81
Is DIED-At the home of,her son, NJ
n ]. L. Armstrong, at Ocean Spring
Miss, Dec. Is, 1893, Mrs. Nan,
Armstrong, aged y years. The d
ID ceased had been a sufferer for mar
" years, but bore her afiiction wit
at Christian resignation. She had be-
Il consistent member OF the Bapti
Church for number OF, years pas
and expressed herself only a sho
- time before her death as only waitir
d. for the Masters summons to depal
10 Her death was peaceful and Il
umphant. She has gone up hight
II. where she rests from her labor
i,e Dec. 10. 1891. CIV. DAVIS.