The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-04-19


Mr.. G. c. Stansbury, OF Long Beach
was a visitor here Sunday.
The Oriental string band was out
sercnading Saturday night.
Mr.. T.. j. Morris has purchased the
Artesian House, on Jackson avenue.
Mr.. VIM, Lorenzen spent Mondayin
Biloxi, the guest of Mr.. j. j. Martin.
Mr.. j. J. Kuhn, of New Orleans
spent Sunday at his handsome sum
mer home on the beach.
Mr.. NJ. A. Simmons has returned to
Houston, Texas, after spending a few
days here with relatives.
Mrs. G. w. Davis, accompanied by
her charming daughter, Miss Sadie,
visited Biloxi Saturday.
Mr.. Robert d. Wigginton has been
appointed justice Of the peace, beat 4,
vice j. Is. Wlgginton, deceased.
Miss Jessie Simmons left Monday
for Temple, Texas, to spend the sum-
mer with her sister, Mrs. Watson.
Mr.. Joseph Roth has some of the
finest Strawberries in town, and is
now ready to supply his customers.
Mrs. A. &. Tebo and daughters, of
New Orleans, accompanied by Misses
Pageans, spent Easter at the Bay
View Cottage.
Mrs. II. B. Lynd, her pretty little
daughter Edwina, and niece, Miss
Jessie l.. Carter, returned from New
Orleans Saturday.
Mrs. NJ. Z. V. S~parhawk, a most
charming and interesting member OF
Boston society, is visiting Mrs. Wolf
on Washington avenue.
The Easter egg hunt Monday night
and the residence of Mr.. G. Il. Mcclure
for the benefit of the Methodist
church, was a grand success.
DR.. NJ. G. Vaughan has been ap
pointed by Gov. Stone mayor of Ocear
Springs, vice Hon. j.. b. Wlgginton.
deceased. This is a most excellent
appointment.
The prize dance at the Firemen'.
hall given by Signor B0sco Monday
night Mr.. Frank DeBourgh ana Miss
G. Thomas were thconCs who received
the prize for being the best dancers.
After an absence of several year,
Miss Minna Wolf has returned and il
visiting her mother and sisters. Mis-,
Wolf is a very charming young lady
and a recent graduate of the Boston
City Hospital.
The Ocean Springs brass band ser
enaded our efficient and popular post
master, Mr.. Thomas r. Friar, Sunda,
in honor of his 50th birthday. Afte
playing some of their sweet tunes, re
freshmentS were served. All wisl
Tom long life and prosperity.
Mr.. r. Nelson Ayrcs, aged II years
after a long and painful Illness, dice
on Wednesday at 2 o'clock a. m. Thu
remains were inferred at Bay st. Loui
Wednesday afternoon, Rev. MI
Thompson, of Biloxi, officiating at th
funeral. Our sympathy is EXTENDED
to Rev. Mr.. Ayres in the bereavement
Young Mr.. Ayres having spent tw,
months here recently among hi
numerous friends, is well known, AM
all will be grieyed to know Of hi
death.
The barge party given by the ladie
of st. Johns Guild OF Tuesday last
was the most enjoyable event of tn
season. A more perfect day coul'
not be desired, and every one on boar
was in the happlest mood. A stop 0
; thirty minutes was made at Hands
boro, and then after going up a Sh0r
B distance further the boats were turne
for home. Not the slightest thin
occurred to mar the pleasure Of tn
trip. In the afternoon ION board ID
: Newcomb, subwarden of the Guild
called a meeting. A vote. of thank
was rendered Mr.. w. B. Stansbury, G
: the Long Beach Fish Co., for hi
. courtesy and kindness during the tril
Among the many present were: Mrs
j. B. Garrard, Mrs. A. Sheldon, Mr.
, Newcomb Clarke, Mrs. Wolff, Mr.,
, Chambers, Mrs. Newcomb, Mrs. AM
and daughters, Mrs. Cooke, Mr.
Parker Earle, Mrs. Kerr, Mrs. NJ. /
: V. S%parhawk, of Boston Misses Sad
Davis, Marjorie Helmuth, Olive Hi
yard Davis, +. Wolff, M. Carver, |
Morrison, DR.. Newcomb, Messrs. ,
r b. Garrard, W. B. Stansbury, Ere
Newcomb, Frank Stuart, Ted He
ninth. and many others.