The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-11-16

1t didn't drop" but it most.
Hook and line fishing was never
here.
Mai. +. NJ. Weed was at the Hub"
last Monday.
Miss Louise Vahle returned to New
Orleans Sunday.
Mrs. Charles Earle visited New
Orleans last week.
DR.. and Mrs. Il. Il. Bragg visited
Scranton on Sunday.
The handsome new home Of Mr.. NJ.
Simmons is completed.
Littl. Miss Jessie L. Carter visited
New Orleans last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. j. Catchot are hap
by parents of "A baby girl.
Rev. DR.. Thomson. OF Biloxi, was a
visitor here on Saturday.
Mr.. D. ". HalStcad was In Scran-
! ton Saturday on business.
Mrs. l.. V. Cooley and family have
! returned to New Orleans.
Mrs. Herman Mil bas, recovered
! from a very severe illness.
Miss Sallic Staples has returned
from IA visit to New Orleans.
DR.. Y. II. Bragg is associated with
the drug firm Of Herman Nil.
There is considerable excitement
over the coming town election.
Mr.. Joseph Kotzum Is having neal
cottage built on Porter avenue.
Rev. Nelson Ayers was entertalnet
at an elegant dining ON Sunday.
Mrs. Parker Earle spcnt severa
DAYS last week in New Orleans. y
There win be divine services ut tn
Episcopal church on sunday next.
Rev. Nelson Ayers was a guest Q
Mrs, Parker Earle on Sunday last.
b Marshal Tardy is busy Smelling Ca
houp avenue, also the county road.
+ A number Of improvements hay
been made at the Ocean Springs liz
, tel.
!, Mr.. viii Wcstfall, of Vancleave ";
/. a pleasant visitor to our town MOI
: day.
DR.. u. p. Russell expects to hay
1000 bushels of "Yaller Vans II
sale. .
The town is to have ten wells I
1t fire purposes soon. That isa go'
move.
q The hotels and boarding houses "A
all ready now to accommodate Whl
It boarders.
Mrs. VIM. Johnson, accompanied
her bright son, Homer, spent SAT-
day in Mobile.
IS Winter visitors are arriving ea'
4 this year. Several cottages have be
rented for this season.
Mr.. A. P. Kotzum and G. l.. Fri
; spent Tuesday in Biloxi, followl'
their profession, music.
u Mr.. Willis Brodns, Of. VancleaN
G left Monda" for New Orleans, wlic
he will spend Il few days
a Mr. E%ugenellling, the affable ho
IT of the Hing House. spent several da
It last week in New Orleans.
IS Mr.. and Mrs. l.. Holderith, OF Nc
d Orleans. spent Sunday with the
q daughter, Mrs. II. +. Halstead.
IS We are glad to announce that n
i, Thos. Ames is able to be on the stree
= again, after Two weeks sickness.
The "King Fishers" zone of ourri,
. fishing clubs, expect to erect a mai
" some club house at an early date.
10 Singing at the Methodist chur
N every night this week conducted
d. Prof, J. A. Vandcwall, Of Moss POI
y Rev. Mr.. West. who has been p
tor of the Presbyterian church
several years, resigned his charge Il
week.
The orange crop here this win
ac has been very good. Some OF I
he finest have been raised by Capt.
w Poitevent.
Mt The public school Ofthc town opet
Monday with Is pupils, Mr.. ID;
10. Cowan, principal and Miss May )
han, first assistant.
nd Mrs. Geo. W. O'Ncill and her p'
ty little daughter, Fannie Wrle
ny left here Monday last. for their
ture home in Biloxi.
Mr.. L. A. Lundy the popular m
aver of the Postal Telegraph "
WIN pany, at Biloxi, spent Sunday
Ocean Springs.
Col. r. A. Vancleave and Dr. n.
Bragg made an enormous eaten
$. fish last Saturday -l7S shecphe
by, pearch and green trout.
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