The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-06-22
Refreshing shower Tuesday morn

Herman Mil, will be promptly communicated
10 the DEMoCRAT-SrAR office, Scranton, Miss.
Refreshing shower Tuesday morn
ing.
Mr.. Il. b. Lynd Is out again after a
severe spell Of illness.
Mr.. Albert Maginnis and family are
here for the summer.
Mrs. S. Backous, the charming
hostess of the Artesian House, is Wis
iting New Orleans.
Don't forget TO attend the grand
ball of Volunteer Hook and Ladder
Co. No. ! on July 4th.
Mr.. r. A. Murphy, Of New Orleans,
was here Sunday locking after his
beach property.
Mr.. r. Beltram and wife arrived to
spend the summer in their neat cot
tage on the beach.
Mrs. VIM. Johnson, accompanied by
her son, Master Homer, left for Louis
vile, Kentucky, to spend a few weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Eglin have
gone to spend a few weeks in the
country, at the pleasant home OF Mr..
John krohn.
Mr.. Frank Matthews, of Biloxi, was
a visitor to town this week.
Mrs. J. G. Brain has opened a neat
confectionery ear the %postotfice.
The Methodist church has just re
ccived the new organ, which is a very
fine one. M
Messrs. H.. G. Ravens and william
Martin, prominent merchants OF Van
~cleave, paida visit to town this week
The Western Union Telegraph
Company's messenger boy has Il horse
TO ride on now, so he can deliver mes
sages without delay.
On Thursday, June llth, the only
son of Mr.. and Mrs. r. A. Friar diet
at their home, aged 8 months. Ou
deepest sympathy is withthe bereaVe'
parents.
Col. James B. McRea, of Vancleave
was in town on Tuesday looking TIT
picture of health.
Mr.. p. Meyer, of Pass Christian
accompanied by his daughter, was
guest of Mr.. Geo. E. Arudt this week
Mr.. Richard %Shannahan, after al
absence of two years spent,ln soutI
America, returned home last week.
On Wednesday night, June l4tE
the old Kendall homestead was com
pIetely destroyed by fire, supposed t
have been the work Of incendlarles.
Mrs.M Mary Banagay, OF New Orleans
is spending the summer here.
Mr.. Narcise Seymour caughta larg
quantity of pompano last Monday.
The most prominent social event
the week was the party given at til
residence of MI. Sardln Ramsay, Fol
Bayou.
Mr.. John r. Morrison, OF the Ne
Orleans News Co., and Mr.. John ga
Imam, of New Orleans, are SojIrnln
here. y
The DEMOCRAT-STAR acknowledge
with thanks the invitation to be pre-
ent at the Grammar school entertain
ment.
MI. B. +. Joachim spent a part
this week in New Orleans, attendir
to business matters.
Mrs. Geo. Pritchard, of New o
leans, arrived during the week, Gale
: hither by the illness of her mothe
Mrs. G.. Jensen.
The many friends of Mrs. B. Ga
rard, regret to learn of his continue
9 confinement to his home on accoul
of illness, and hope to soon see III
out.
Mrs. G. Jensen, of Havana, Cub
who is on a visit to her old friend
Capt. and Mrs. L. N. Hanson, h
Y been quite sick at their residence
Porter avenue.
t Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. Zeigler, who
child has been seriously i'll with che
/, era infantum, returned to their hon
e in New Orleans on Monday last, ia
ing the child with them.
!. Mr.. J. r. Milliner, of Birmingham
Ala, has purchased a large tract
timber land north of the Earle pro
erty. At some future day Mr.. Mi
= ner, who is a capitalist, will build
saw mill and also a railroad on
lands.