The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-09-13

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F. M. Dick visited New Orleans on
Monday.
Walter Havens,of Vancleaye, spent
Tuesday In town.
Little Karl Casey has been quite III
for several days.
Mrs. r. P. Franco visited New Or
leans on Tuesday.
Miss Elizabeth TebO visited friends
in New Orleans this week.
Miss Rebecca Morrison, OF New Or.
leans, Is visiting at the 'Cedars."
c. Scheurer, of New Orleans, spent
several days here with his mother.
The Sunday and Wednesday excur.
sions still brings large numbers Of
visitors.
J. ]. Morrison has returned to New
Orleans, after several weeks pleasant
visit here.
Miss Lillian Mil was Ill during last
week, but has regained her usual
good health.
There will be service at the Episco.
pal church TN Sunday next ut $3.50
O'Clock. p. m.
On his last visitation, Rev. Ebcn
Thompson, OF Biloxi, was the guest
of Col. A. ID. Sheldon.
The Ocean Springs cornet band
serenaded the new arrival at the H.
ing House Friday night.
A very enjoyable hay ride was given
by the guests OF the Ocean Springs
Hotel on Saturday evening.
Mrs. G. Voss and Miss Rosa Voss,
after a pleasant stay at the Hing
House have returned to New Orleans.
Preaching at the Methodist church
next Sunday ut II a. m, and 1880 p.
M, by the pastor, Rev. II. b. Downer.
Mrs. G. Kahn, Of New Orleans,
spent Wednesday with her mother,
Mrs. Scheuer, on Washington Avenue.
Mr.. Hermie Russell, of Humboldt,
Iowa, arrived Monday for a few
months visit with his father, DR.. ID.
p. Russell.
DR.. E. J. ROdriQucs and family re-
turned to New Orleans the first OF
the week after a pleasant summers
sOjourn here.
MI. Wallace l Bowen, a prominent
young business ma of New Orleans,
spent Sunday here, the guest OF Miss
+. Wolff.
Among the visitors from here to
Scranton on Monday were DR.. <. II.
Bragg, Geo. w. Davis and Mrs. Jerry
Okeefe.
Volunteer Hook and Ladder Fire
Co., No. |, will give u grand ball at
Firemen's Hall, Wednesday evening,
Sept 18th.
Mr.. John Kendall, an esteemed
member of the local staff OF the Pic.
ayune, was the guest OF Mr.. Schuyler
Poiteyent last Sunday.
Miss Susie w. Vaughan returned
Saturday from Bluff Creek, where she
has been teaching Ebenezar school for
the past few months.
An exciting "cOon" hunt took place
on Washington Avenue one evening
last week. The coon proved to be
only a ''black cat"
Miss Minnie Boss, after a pleasant
weeks visit with her aunt, Mrs. Har-
ley +. Halstead, left Wednesday for
her home in New Orleans.
There was a runaway at the farm
across the Bayou early Monday morn.
ing. No one was hurt and no damage
done to the horse or vehicle.
A request has been made that the
weather signals be removed from
their present location to the beach,
for the tiShermen'S interest.
Mrs. Harley +. Halstead left We'd
nefday for a weeks visit to the Cres-
cent city. She will be the guest of
Mrs. Z. Holderith, her aunt.
DIED.-At Benton Harbor, Mich
lgan on August 9th, 1895, OF heart
failure, Mr.. Theodore W. Cooke. Mr..
Cook was the father OF Mrs. Parker
Earle, Of this place.
The patrons OF the pnblic school on
Saturday last elected J.. l.. Clarke as
UuC vi UuC NiuouCCo VI UuO PuoIiC
school. The trustees are, +. M. Dick,
E. WestbrOOk and j. L. Clarke.
Schuyler Poitevent, after a pleas
ant summers visit here with his pa
rents, left Tuesday for the University
of Virginia. Mr.. POitevent is a
graduate Of Tulaue University, New
Orleans.
Ocean Springs can well feel proud
OF her graded school which Is cunduc-
ted by that talented and accomplished
young lady, Miss Fernando G. Wolf.
Her school will reopen on Monday
next, Sept. 10th, and il is to be hoped
that a large attendance will be pres
ent.
Miss Minna Wolf left on Tuesday
last for New Orleans, from there she
sailed Wednesday on the S. S. Louis
lana for New York. From there Miss
| Wolf will 60 to Boston to resume her
medical studies. Her numerous
friends wish her bon voyage, and an
early return to the South.