The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-10-18

Mr.. w. II. Bell, Of Chicago, spent
some time here.
Miss Camilla Hing vas quite Ill
during the week.
The weather for the past week has
been unusually fine.
Rev. o. Switzer was in New Orleans
on business Wednesday.
Mr.. B. W. Perkins, Of Chicago, was
a visitor here last week.
Mr.. N NJ. Cudubac, OF New Orleans,
was a visitor here last week.
Mr.. Silas Boyd has secured a bust
ness position in New Orleans.
MI. T. B. Lynd has received a hand
some yawl, built in Wisconsin.
Popular Geo. f. Arndt paid a bust
ness visit to Scranton on Monday.
E. w. Hing and Maj. Thos. W.
Grayson visited Scranton Monday.
Fred Lewis, of West Pascagoula,
was in town the first o. the week.
Mr.. +. NJ. Reith, of Chicago, left
last week after a pleasant visit here.
Miss B. Shurcr, of New Orleans, Wis.,
tied her mother here on Sunday last.
Miss Fannie Vaughan is spending a
time with Miss May Morris IN Moss
Point.
The depot is being remodeled, a bay
window ornaments the facade OF the
building.
Mrs. II. f. Russell spent several
days this week visiting friends in the
Crescent city.
A fine bouncing boy baby was born
to Mr.. and Mrs. L. l.. Tardy last
Thursday week.
Mr.. Z. Rosewood, of S%p0ttswood, n,
j., was registered at the Ocean Springs
Hotel last week.
L. p. Helm returned home this
week after an absence of five months
spent in Louisiana.
Druggist j. d. McKic, OF Biloxi
was here a few minutes Tuesday call
ing on old friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. A. Horton attended
the funeral of their sister, Miss Cam
mic Carter, at Red Creek.
Mrs. A. Scott has returned from
New Orleans, where she spent q few
weeks visiting friends.
The friends of Mr.J.F. Casey will be
plea scd to hear that he is recovering
from his recent serious illness.
Miss Nellie Smith left Tuesday fol
Atlanta, Ga, to resume her studies il
one of the large institutes there.
Mr.. II. w. Perkins and Miss Per
kins, his sister, of Chicago, spent some
time at the Ocean Springs Hotel.
Messrs. Geo. Barry and Joe Cum
mings, with their respective families
returned to New Orleans Tuesday.
Jacob Martin has appeared on thu
streets in a brand new bakers delivery
wagon finished in the highest style
of the art.
Miss Cammie Carter, an estimabl'
young lady of Red Creek, after an Ill
ness of seven days, died at l o'clocl
p. m, Monday last.
A small colony of home-seekers ar
rived here Wednesday in a car eX
pressly fitted out for that purpose
Three more groups OF prospective set
tiers will sOon follow.
Preaching at the Methodist churcl
at IL o'clock u. m. and 1880 p. m. TIL
pastor, who has been laid up will
bodily Affections, expects to be able t.
attend to this service in person, but !
not Rev. o. Switzer will supply hi
place.
In the death,of Mr.. Fred Wing, a
the residence of his SOn-in-law, MI. A
r G. TebO, of New Orleans, Oct. 18th
: Ocean Springs loses n uf her OldeS'
settlers. Mr.. Wing bought land ant
erected a summer residence in 1863
and has been identified with the wei
fare of Ocean Springs ever since
Mainly through his love for his churcl
, the Presbyterians are indebted for tn
beautiful church ediice that nov
graces our town. One by one the goo,
r people are gathe red home.
Tuesday evening at the residence o
Mr.. A. 4. North, Miss Julia Mort
/ and Mr.. Antonio p. KOtzum were maj
ried, surrounded by a number of thei
friends invited for the happy occasion
Rev. N. Keff Smith read the impress
sivc ceremony of the Episcopal church
After the blessing the young cOupl
received the congratulations Of thei
friends, then led the way to the dir
ingroom, where ar elegant supper wa
set. Among those present were MI
and Mrs. Jos. Kotzum, parents Of tn
groom, Mrs. A. +. North, mother G
the bride, MI. Sam North, Miss Ami
: North, DR.. E. II. Bragg, Mrs. Bragg
Mr.. II. +. Halstead, Mrs. Halsteat
Rev. N. Keff Smith, Misses D. Ames
A. Auze. G. Auze, Nellie Smith, Lul
Haviland, w. Morrow, +. Morrow, l
Wigginton. f. Wolff, Mrs. Shaw
Mcssrs. A. Switzcr, +. Hing, r: wiz
CLINTON, Mrs. 0. Young, Mrs. Yonni
Mr.. Il. w. Hing, Mrs. Hing, an
others. Mr.. and Mrs. Kotzum left fC
the east on the 1880 train, amid SHOW
ers of rice from their friends, who c.
corted them to the depot.