The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-06-07

DR. Z. j. Vaughan and wife visited
Biloxi on Wednesday.
Mrs. +. NJ. Boyer and sister visited
relatives here last Sunday.
Rev. Nelson Ayers was the guest of
Mrs. Wolf last Sunday.
Ripe peaches sold on our streets for
30-centS IA dozen this week.
Mr.. +. Buttner is having a new
store built on Washington Avenue.
Mr.. NJ. Gonzalas, of Mobile, was a
guest Of Mr.. n. Seymour last Monday.
Mr.. Herman Mil, our leading drug
gist, was a visitor to Scranton last
week.
Mr.. II. A. Cochran made a flying
business visit to New Orleans on
Tuesday.
The Ocean Springs baseball club
will cross bats with BiloXi's nine next
Sunday.
Rev. Nelson Ayers will hold ser.
vices at st. Johns church next Sun
day at II a. m.
Mrs. S. S. Hoover, of New Orleans,
mother Of Mrs. r. B. Downer is on ii
visit to her daughter.
Miss Minnie and Miss Fernando
Wolff r spending IA week with
friends in New Orleans.
Mr.. Il. j. Morris, one of our enter
prising citizens paid Il business visit
to Mobile this week.
Messrs. G. w. Madison, L. Don
ming, O. Young and e. l.. Tardy Wis
tied Biloxi Sunday last.
Messrs. Frank Lundy and Jerry
O'Keefe spent Monday and Tuesday
on jury duty at Scranton.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Lynd have gone
to New Orleans to attend the we'd
ding of their ncice Miss Falwell.
The picnic given by the Presbyte-
ran Sunday-schO0l at the Mill grounds
on Fort bayou was a most enjoyable
affair.
Maj. r. NJ. Weed, our popular can
didate for sheriff is absent on a tour
of the county in the interest of his
candidacy.
The Biloxi string band paid our
town a visit and serenaded their
many friends with popular selections
Of sweet music.
Mr.. V. Hattier, of New Orleans,
has purchased one Of the Staple cot
tageS, on the beach and is occupying
it with his family for the summer.
Mr.. JEFF. Egan, who is engaged in
business in New Orleans, is owe for
the summer, looking to the comfort of
theguests or the Egan house, of which
his mother is the proprietress.
Mrs. Kate L. Barlow, of Barlow,
Miss, and children aud Mr.. Gus
Cooley, wife and child of Ellisville,
Miss, are on a visit to their parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. REV. r. B. Downer.
Married-On Tuesday June 4th,
1895, at 6 o'clock, p. M, Mr.. Michael
Brady and Mrs. Laura Schmidt were
united in matrim0ny at the home OF
the bride, on Fort bayou, Rev. A. Won
Waesburg performing the marriage
ceremony. The happy couple were
later in the evening serenaded by the
Ocean Springs cornet band.
The graded grammer school, Miss
+. G. Wolf, principal, closed its SEES
sion with appropriate festivities last
Friday, May 3lst. Miss Lilly Coch.
ran, grade A, won the scholarship
medal, average 90 plus. Miss Jessie
L. Carter won the medal for dep9rt
ment. average 80 plus. Those on tho
roll Of honor with an average of 80 are
Miss Able Seymour, Flounze Catchot
and Flo Richards.
The total amount of wool sold here
last Tuesday was 10000 pounds ant
the price obtained was only IL cent,
per pound. The whole lot was bought
by Mr.. VIM. Mehle, the wool dealer
Of New Orleans. Those who sole
we're the Messrs. Ramsay, Geo. Byrd
J. NJ. Breeland, Il. g. Ruble an(
others. Our town presented an an
mated appearance while the large o.
wagons ladened with the fieecy article
stood in front of the large stores OF
Washington Avenue.