The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-09-14

herman NIL, Will " pfoiiptiJ
TO the DEMocRAT-sTAR Office, Scranton, Miss
Mai. f. NJ. Weed is the coming man.
Mr.. Louis Lundy paid New Orleans
a visit this week.
Mr.. Frank Matthews, of Biloxi, WIS.,
tied friends here Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. e. Auze will open a select
school for girls IN October lst'
There will be divine services at the
Episcopal church on Sunday night,
Miss Kate Timer, OF Scranton, Wis
tied Miss Susie Vaughan this week.
Mr., Fred Staples, OF West Pascal
coula, was Il visitor here last Tuesday.
Mr.. John c. Orrell and son, c. IL.
Orrell, of Vanclcave, were in town on
Saturday.
Ocean Springs is the most delight
+ full summer and winter resort on the
. Gulf Coast.
Mr.. C. w. Martin, of Vancleave, left
4 on Monday to accept position IN a
D distant town.
Mr.. ]. y. McKie is visiting his
c family at their neat cottage on WASH
ington avenue.
Hon. d. d. Cowan, Mayor OF Ocean
!, Springs, was Il visitor to Scranton and
Moss Point Wednesday last.
~. Mr.. Louis Subcrvillc, of New Or
= leans. after a three months so]0urr
9. here left for home this week.
C. The livery firm of Vahlc & Ega'
r. has purchased the handsome stallio
n formerly owned by Mr.. f. Lurdy.
in Rev. Father A. Won Waesburg ha
III, had a substantial cemented walk lal
on from the church entrance to his fror
d. gate.
Is MI. Z. Engbarth, of Rodney, Miss
Ids spent a few days this week in TO"
ae, shaking hands with his many o
i" friends.
Mr.. l.. G.. Rosenberg took his q
parture for Montgomery, Ala, Ia
ns Tuesday. much to the regret Of /
friends here.
Too much credit cannot be CIV
all Messrs. Vancourt and Buehler
With their display of artistic taste in I
,hc painting of the new Masonic hall.
'uld Last Monday night at about
eat O'Clock an attempt was made by
ued unknown person to rob the store
and Mcssrs. Davis Bros, but being lnl
itu- rupted by neal neighbors the atter
but was frustrated.
Tier Mr.. Glen Lang, an eflicient I
9TH popular Louisville & Nashville II
ssed road conductor, with his family,
With Mobile, spent a few pleasant q
was with the family of Maj. Thos.
. II. Grayson, Mrs. Lang's father.
u. On Thursday of last week there
HIS a large delegation at the depot
EN- receive Hon. w. NJ. Denny on
Inc arrival of the coast train. Mr.. Del
as u made a very appropriate address
G 10 the citizens, after which he
escorted on his way to Scranton
- the Ocean Springs Cornct Band i
No. other prominent citizens.
d are The Ocean Springs Hotel closed
'er Tuesday. During the past sea-
the hotel has done Il flourishing b
70. ness. and both Of the ladies in Oh
is at have made hosts of friends !
Jackson will prepare now FOR win
,,r, and will be ready for her winter gu
- in the early part of November.
Sunday, Mr.. Dan. Newcomb
with an accident, which, fortuna
!" did not result seriously. While {
mug a new horse, he was thrown from
buggy aud dragged quite a disti
for Mr.. Newcomb escaped with a
bruises.
hrst- The ladies Of the Pfesbyt'
i anu church gave an entertainment Il
Fjrcmen's Hall on Tuesday eve
RID. Much credit is due to Mrs. Get
make, O'Neill for the success of the eve
Apply Those taking part were: "Statu
Misses Ulmcr, Colver, Fannie W
mills. ONeill, S. Mcclure, G. Witt. MI
bran. Mrs. Bragg, Miss G%rayson, Misst
Note Auze and N. Mcclure. Recitati
been Misses Orvis and f. Wolff, ant
Mcclure. Old Maids-Misses Pei
ARD. Davis, Phelps, Wigginton, F,VaV
, Rich and S. Vaughan. After the per
ance refreshments were served
that ladies.
March