The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-23

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Mr.. Frederick Wing is having re-
pairs put TO his residence on WASH
ington avenue
Mr.. Loren A. Morris, Of Bluff
Springs, Fla, visited his sister, Mrs.
Geo. W. ONeill this week.
Mr.. Geo. w. O'Neill will occupy the
Hing cottage, opposite the *. Of p.
building, on the LIST proxim0.
Mr.. S. Backous left for Fayette
county, Indiana, last week, where he
will s%ojourn for the summer.
DeS0tO avenue. Il new th0ronghfarc,
has just been graded and ditelied by
our efficient town marshal.
Mrs. Albert Mason, OF Chicago,
spent a week here, the guest OF Mrs.
4. A. Staples, on beautiful back bay.
Judge J. b. Wigginton will visit
relatives in the upper part or the
State, and will be absent about ten
days.
The Mayor OF Ocean Springs desires
us to say that in his opinion scandal
nongers and lying widows stand Il
poor chance of heaven.
Mrs. E. r. Bragg and sister, Miss
Alice Hyatt. have Just returned from
a very pleasant visit to their parents
at Chautauqua, Miss.
Mr.. r. n. Leonard, sawyer for the
Poitevent-Fav Lumber Company,
Pennington, Miss. paid a business
visit to Ocean Springs during the
week, the guest Of the Hing House.
Mr.. Henry II. Richardson and wife,
of Chicago. left Tuesday for home.
They expect to return next winter,
when they will build a home and be-
come permanent residents OF our
town.
Messrs. Joe Garrard and Cllas. Bey.
or, popular young gentlemen of this
place, left last week for Monterey
Mexico. on a prospecting tour. where
they expect to obtain permanent EN-
ployment.
Rev. A. Mackini0n, Of Ashland
Wisconsin, who has been s%OjOurnini
here for the past two months for thu
benefit of his health, returned home
Tuesday, whittier he was called by ;
telegram announcing the death of
brother'ln-law.
Mrs. Julia e. Brown, Mrs. Morgan
Williams, and Mrs. Rush Field
=. wealthy ladies from the West ,hav'
moved into their new residence stu
ated on the east end, and which
l though still unfinished, is sufficient,
: completed for occupancy.
Sometime during last week thicve
entered the Presbyterian church ant
stole therefrOm the communion silve
service, consisting of five pieces, viz
Two silver gobletS, two silver plate
and one silver pitcher, valued at $4C
The st. Johns Episcopal church wa
also robbed Of one aims plate, a lot q
fine altar linen. n small hand glas
Z and a bottle of wine. The Methods
church was rotten egged. As yet til
miscreants have not been caught.
A gathering OF special interest t
MasOns has just taken place here
Mcleod Lodge U. d. +. and A. NJ
organized here a year ago, had bee
granted a charter at the late meetin
OF the Grand Lodge of MisSissippia an
Past Master j. X. Mcleod, of Pasc;
goula Lodge No. 202, came here undt
commission as Deputy Grand Mastt
and completed the organization, COZ
stituted the Lodge as Mcleod Lodg
No. 224 +. and A. NJ, and installe
d the officers as follows 10 Geo. W
ONeill, w. M; ID. w. Halstead,
W.: E. L. Clements, j. W.: }. Ga
rard, Secretary DR.. Dan Newcoml
" Treasurer; A. p. Kotzum, S. d.; "
Scarborough, j. D.; o. Young, Tyler.
The lodge is composed of - men
bers, all good men and true. Sevcru
are members OF higher degrees an
u some have been especially prominen
IT in their Masonic circles. Past Gran
Master j. X. Mcleod, who is ais
Grand II. p. of Mississippi. II. a. NJ
y was elected as an honorary membl
S by a unanimous vote of the lodge. ii
was welcomed to membership by &C
ing Master ID. w. Halstcad and 81
S. Iutcd with Grand honors OF MasonT
by the lodge. His words Of acccptanC
: were characteristic of this cminen
L. fratcr and will long be remembers
and cherished by the hearts OF II
hearers. Mcleod Lodge is pleasant
:. domlcilcd in the X. of p. Hall an
Is held its regular communication I'll
xi Thursday before. It's latch is With
Il cable tow length of all worthy Nj
sons.
is For SALE Fifty town lots
Ocean Springs, Miss. Address Il.
Vancleave. (tf)