The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-07-05
Mr.. Geo. f. Arndt is spending a
week in New Orleans.

OcRdu springs.
Mr.. Geo. f. Arndt is spending a
week in New Orleans.
MIR. and Mrs. N. Emil Baumgarden
are guests Of Mrs. j. M. Boyd.
Mr.. p. Mccain, OF New Orleans, is
stopping at the Ocean Springs Hotel.
Mr.. Louis White and Mr.. Herman
Woeste visited Mr.. Silas Boyd last
week.
Ex-senator Gueichard and family
have the Wing cottage for the sum-
mer.
DR.. II. d. Stuart returned last
Friday from an extensive eastern
trip.
Mrs. r. d. Mclean and family of
New Orleans are guests of the "Egan
cottage"
Mr.. Ben Revet and family of New
Orleans are occupying tue Weeks"
cottage.
Mr.. f. P. Revet, and family of New
Orleans will spend the summer at the
AuStih cottage.
Mr.. G. Ham and c. Scheurer, of
New Orleans spent several days here
with their relatives.
Mrs. Dillon, of New Orleans, with
her family are spending the summer
with Mrs. j. Armstrong.
Our merchants have adopted a rule
to close their stores at I O'Clock p. M,
except Saturday nights.
Messrs. Jefferson ID. Egan, NJ. A.
SpOrl and DR.. ID. p. Russell spent
several hours at Scranton on Monday.
Mr.. B. F. Butler and family, OF New
Orleans, are occupying the Ha!stead
cottage on Jackson Avenue for the
heated term.
Messrs. Mcdaniel; and Carver have
Opencd the ice house near the depot.
They handle the PascagOula Ice Co.'S
pure crystal ice.
Mrs. F. Muth, of Louisville, KY, is
spending a few days here, the guest
Of Mrs. VIM. Johnson.
Mr.. Thos. Harding and family, of
New Orleans, are summcring at the
Carver outage on Washington Ave
nue..
Mr.. George w. Barry and family
and Mr.. Swazcr and family Of New
Orleans, have leased the O'keefe cot
tage for the season.
Rev. J. w. Harmon, ID. d. formerly
a pastor of the Methodist church, is
on a visit to old friends at Ocean
Springs this week.
Mr.. Gus Cooley and wife after a
mouths pleasant visit to Rev. r.. B.
Dewne and wife left Wednesday fol
their home in E~llisyille, Miss.
Rev. r. L. Downer will preach at
the Methodist church Sunday II a. m.
and s D. NJ. and will administer the
sacrament Of the Lords Supper at
the morning service.
Mr.. II. f. Halstead, an experienced
T: se.iKss.
dsr thefK. ~ r. hall. lie has a.aev
xads>ohp1s1 stock 0ffresh medicines
3ntu fJfElelk nvotlcesanese win b
t0fyJnU scrvlccsx 1T the Episc0pa
NTH .eyery .first ana third SnndS,
sNt4 .O'cI6eiG D. M, Rev. Ebdh ThOmp
w, az Bikpxl, Dean or the Coast is Il
eliars Of the parish for the present
\ wednesday evening whYtat worl
'YhNtlIc fpaf. Of enc ~ CAPT. Sila
s{3eekss UbttAgcs on the ba2cA, Nj
Andrew Buhfer, R.0rpentef slippct
1.fell tn the genund below breakinI
lt collar hO9esaNd sustaining oths
pa@ics,
s6arfYA pleasure seekers made
from New Orleans to OceaI
qSnftngs by soAnper.- Among tn
patty WepotMN. Won Hofe, Miss Paul
Inc Rose, Peter judith and family, Z
lJsNestler and family, Z. Q. Greyeni,
! anu family, Miss Clara Waiter AM
! - Henry II. Waiter.
Mvs. MI E, w. Sparhawk, afte
ttlree months most delightful yisi
here, the guest Of Mrs. 9. Wolf, lief
for New Orleans on Tuesday. Wed
lnesday morning Mrs. Sparhawk sailet
Non the s. s. KnickerbOcker for New
vfYerk, where she will spend a weel
with relatives before returning to he
Inome In Boston.
! The Installation Of oficies Of Oceal
Sl8prinYs Lodge No. 68, KxOfP. tool
sfplaee at Castle hall on Monday last
qID. ID. Csc. John Lyon, operating
1.-THE following Offlcies were INSTALLER
slior the ensuing year: A. p. Kotzun,
nc. c., Z. w. Illing.SV. c., Fl. +. Hal
6tstead, p, +. Mcclure. m. Of W, h
ILL., Tardy, n. at A., 9. ". Madison
tII.4H., Wns Lorcnzen. O.G. The mem
Slhe<s- and visiting brothers part0Ok 0
tan elegant supper after the cere
3 monies. g. y
Z. Hon. Z. J.. Bowers, candidate 70
ofState Senator addressed . large au
ofdlen1e 81 the fcorncr q washington
|. Hand Porter Avenues Friday evening
azkAfeer the speech, the Following res0
!. ylutlons were adopted:
r. WHEREAS, We view with favor tn
candidacy or Hon. y. J. Bowers 70
the State Senate, and recognize II
him = man and q Democrat 10 ever
way fitted for that high position
Y Therefore, be 1t
9 Resolved, That we endorse the can
VI didacy OF Mr.. Bowers for the place T.
which be aspires, aud pledge him GU
" support ut the ensuing primary cleo
Zion. q
Alarge audience, among which wer
; Ia number of ladies, assembled at tn
u Eremen's Hall Tuesday night TO hea
1.-The speeches Of the several candidate
f0Lrepresentative Mr.. TN. Evan