The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-08-24

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Mrs. Charles Lewis and her sister,
Miss Belle McKain, of Meridian, are
visiting Mrs. Geo. W. ONcil.
The livery firm OF Vahle 81 Egau
were unfortunate this week, losing
two horses in one night.
Crafts Cotton Palace cigars are all
the 90. For sale at the Paragon sa-
loon.
Call for Crafts Cotton Palace cigar
at Geo. g. Arndt's.
Quite a number Of our citizens Will
attend the Democratic Mass Meeting
at Scranton on Saturday.
Mrs. II. +. Russell and little daugh-
ter. Miss Hazel, and her charming
sister, Miss Ada Minor, returned on
Saturday from their sojourn at Gal
braith Springs, Tenn.
M. W. E. North. Of C%obcndale,
Illinois, has rented the Cox home
stead. Mr.. North intends to become
! "A citizen of Jackson county.
On Sunday, August 10, 1891, Nts. j.
W. Clark died 1T her late residence
here, alter a lingering illness.
The party given at the residence of
, IVA, M fl,riu in hnr,nr nf tho
Misses Case and Stone was quite an
enjoyable affair and will be long re-
membered by all who were present.
Mr.. H. J.. Morris has just returned
from South America, after an absence
of two years. lie is looking well and
hearty,
Mr.. II. II. Minor and family, o
New Orleans, are spending a few
weeks at the Coligan cottage.
Miss Blanche Brogere returned tt
her home in st, johns, La, after
delightful visit to Miss May Schmidt
Misses Loretta Case and Laur'
Stone, Of Mobile, are visiting til
daughters Of Hon. Geo, w. Davis.
) Mr.. Ebcn b. Pettus, Of New Oh
leans, Is a guest OF Mr.. Theodore L
Schmidt.
Mr.. and Mrs. Willie Llnd who ar
visiting Mrs. Alfred DePass, wit
Mrs. DePass and her charming littl
y daughter, Miss Hattie, attended tn
regatta at Pass Christian on Satu.
day.
A pleasant tally-ho ride was give
last week, complimentary to MISE
L. Stone and l.. Case. Those invite
were: Misses N. Mcclure, May Dayl
Sadie Davis, Mamie Davis; Messr
u King, Capers, Mcclure, Goettsch
n Lundy and Mrs. G. f. Maxwell.
l. The garden party for the benefit
II the Episcopal church was given at Il
residence of Mrs. J. G. Garrard, Al
was a complete success. A music
program had been arranged for t
earlier part Of the evening Plat
solo, Misses Auze; vocal solo, Mi
is Raines: Recitation, "Lascar," NJ
Sid Cowan; reading, Mrs. 0'Neill. 7
f. lawn was brilliantly lighted wi
" Chinese lanterns and COnfcderd
Il lights. The relreshment tables We
Id in charge of the ladies of the chur
a guild, Mrs. Sheldon, Mrs. Park
at Earle, Misses II. Morrison, Virgin
as Bland, j. Roberts, e. G. Wolf, t
as fancy-work table in charge Of NJ
re Marjorie Earle.
en- The arrivals at the Ocean Sprin
le hotel are: e. W. Hyman, Miss
Mclaughlin, Miss e. Mclaughlin,
~. Mclaughlin, Geo, II. Freeman, !
ca and Mrs. A.. Rushman, j. Fostcil,
- Dofour, John Lascola, d. Lasc0la,
Pous, Chas. Kirsch, Mrs. c. KRIS
"a A.. w. Chamberlain and wife, NJ.
as Cary, e. Gottschalck, NJ. L. Pago'
"A. w. II. Keonc, W. A. Mysing, j.
en- Ryan, d. +. II. Caruth, Miss II
ar New Orleans; A. f. Talliafero,
,. Vert Clark, II. X. Hale, Mobile; S.
Arlington, j. A. Ellesberry, Mo
gu gomery, Ala; II. J. Michael, Dem
'eo oils, Ala, Harry Hunter, ShreyepC
La; S. e. North and mother, Carb
dale, N. Y; d. Drummer, N. Y.
d a delightful visit was paid to II
NO and Ship Islands on Monday last /
r large party Of pleasure seekers. :
tug julius Ebert was chartered
I'VE the occasion, From Dog Keys II
md beautiful shells and grasses "
Ill brought home. Those of the pa
Top were: Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rice, Ell
its Rice, Misses Hattie Weeks, j
ali Boyd, Maggie McNair, Kate Walk
Hattie Brady, Alice Brady, l.
the Call, Ada Call, =. Henry, Lii Bar
, & Peggy Handy, +. &. Wolf, Mrs. },
pou Boyd, Mr.. and Mrs. James Man
Ter. Mrs. Geo. Lynd, Belle Lynd, Mes
ed. Louis White, Edward McNair
,ro Silas Boyd.
r g. The arrivals at Mrs. Boyd's
i'm week were: Mr.. Irwin, Mr.. and
inc James Manson, Mr.. Chas. Man
Geo. Rice, Misses Ada Call, Jac'
rro line Levy and Kate Watkins.
,eel The whole community was grit
at the sad death of Miss Kathe
Skehan, aged "a years, at the hon
her brother-in-law, Mr.. Frank Z;
on Fort Bayou. Miss Skehan WI
-, native Of Golden, III. Her mo
'oic and several sisters survive her.
Ills burial services were held from