The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-06-21
Mr.. G. l.. Friar is on the sick list

III chhlIs
The Catholic church has put on
Ayres.
Mr.. +. Thomas visited Scranton on
Friday last.
Capt. Davis and Miss Davis are
guests of Mrs. Staples.
Rain! Rain! Rain is the cry
everywhere.
Sundays excursion brought a num-
Der OF visitors for the day.
Everything is suffering from an su-
perabundance Of rain.
Deputy sheriff A. V. Rosambeau
made several arrests this week.
Mr.. Alley Noll, of New Orleans, is
a guest of Col. r. A. Vancleave and
family.
Rev. L. N. Brock will preach at the
Baptist church Sunday, morning and
night.
Mrs. Edwards and family, OF New
Orleans, are at their handsome sum-
mer home.
Miss Hattie Weeks is here for the
summer with her sister Mrs. j. N.
Boyd.
DR.. jackson Will be proprietor of
the Ocean Springs Hotel for the sum
mer season.
Mrs. r. A. Vancleave, Jr., of New
Orleans with her little son Adrian, is
visiting her mother Mrs. Edwards.
Mrs. Alfred De Pass and Miss Hat
tie De Pass are spending the season
at their beach cottage.
We regret to announce the resigna.
ton of Rev. Nelson Ayres from the
Episcopal ministry and the church.
Mrs. Charles Ziegler and family, OF
New Orleans are occupying theil
handsome beach home.
Mr.. J. B. Wigginton, the popular
operator OF the Western Union tele-
graph office at Scranton was a Sun.
day visitor here.
Mr.. A. G. Tebo and family, of New
Orleans, arrived last Saturday tc
summer at their pretty villa near the
beach.
Mr.. T. b. Lynd and family, of Lynd-
hurst left Tuesday last for Chicago,
where they will spend a few months.
Mr.. Geo. f. Arndt, proprietor OF
the Paragon saloon is confined to his
room with sickness.
Col. Newcomb Clark departed on
Monday for New York, from there he
will 20 to EurODe.
The new organ just received for the
Presbyterian church is a 1rSt-class
instrument.
DR.. E. j. Vaughan visited Long
Beach this week. He reports doing d
big business.
Mr.. W. j. e. Gerard, candidate for
county treasurer paid our town a visit
Tuesday
Mrs. G. Voss and pretty little
daughter Rosa, of New Orleans were
guests of the Hing House, on Wed,
neSday.
Col. W. A. Sigcrson has received a
large supply Of box material in which
to make pear shipments in large
quantities to the north.
Mr.. Val, Fabian, the influential
commercial traveller of Messrs. Henry
L0chte & Co., of New Orleans, was
here this week supplying our mer
chants with groceries.
Mr.. Jno. Petit, OF Scranton was
vending peaches and plums on Oul
streets Tuesday which we're raised I
West PascagOula.
Chas Frank Emery, son OF Rev. G
i. Emery, arrived at Ocean Spring,
Saturday evening at 9 o'clock. HI
made the trip from LumbertOn, Miss.
to Mississippi City, 10 miles, in mint
hours, on his bycicle.
Mrs. Geo. A. V~ancleave, OF New
Orleans, spent several days here with
Mrs. r. A. Vancleave. Masters Mol
and Emmett Vancleave are still with
their grand mother.
Cadet Frank r. Jackson, a brilliant
scholar of the A. s. M. College OF Au.
burn, Ala, Is at the Ocean Springs
Hotel for the summer. His brOtheJ
Mr.. A. Jackson, will also be at tn,
hotel for the season.
Mr.. A. G. TebO, a prominent dr.
goods merchant OF New Orleans anC
a summer resident here, left on ;
business trip TO New York last Mon
day. He will be absent several weeks
The boys are quite happy now tina
they can play a game Of ball without
being disturbed, through the kind