The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-04-12
DR.. e. r. Bragg visited Scranto
Tuesday.

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DR.. e. R. Bragg visited Scranton
Tuesday.
Mrs. Parker Earle left for New Mex
leo on Tuesday.
Miss f. c. Wolf Is visiting friends
in New Orleans.
Mrs. J.. Weeks returned to New
Orleans on Friday last.
Col. Parker Earle visited Scranton
last week on legal business.
Mr.. II. +. Russell and Postmaster
Thos Il. Friar, visited Scranton last
week.
DR.. d. p. Russell is building an ice
and cold storage house on Washing
ton avenue.
Bosco's entertainment realized
about twenty-five dollars for the GEM
etery fund.
The many friends Of Mrs. NJ. Swat
ford will regret to hear OF her being
seriously i'll.
Hon. Fl. A. Lyon, wife and daugh-
ters, OF st. Adams, Vermont, left for
home Tuesday.
Tuesday at Boswell branch Messrs.
Casper Vahle and G. Capers shot and
killed a foot alligator.
Col. r. A. Vancleave, candidate for
Auditor Of Public Accounts, left last
week to attend court at Waynes-
bOr0.
The ladies of the Biloxi Presbyte-
rian church gave a picnic at the
grounds OF their rector, Rev. n. Keff
Smith.
Mrs. II. r. Lynd and her little
daughter, Edwina, and Miss Jessie L..
Carter, are visiting New Orleans this
week.
Col. and Mrs. c.. c. w. Allfrirnd
and niece, of Louisville, KY. paid DR..
and Mrs. +. j. Vaughan a visit Tues
day.
Mr.. Joe Pugh, after an absence OF
several months spent in the northern
part Of the State, was a visitor In
town this week.
A petition was sent to Gov. Stone
Monday recommending DR.. NJ. G.
Vaughan for appointment to the
mayoralty of Ocean Springs.
The ladies of st. Johns Guild will
give an excursion by water on Tues
day next for the benefit of the church
All are cordially invited. Fare ONT
dollar. Sandwiches, coffee, cake and
lemonade served on board. Leave at
8 a. m.
"Bosco" gave a very delightful ant
successful performance for three
nights at Firemen's Hall. The pho
nOgraph representation by Maste
Victor Leon was particularly good
, We hope to see "BoscO" again soon
Handsome presents were given ava.
at every performance.
A Gun Club was organized thi
week with the following members
+. M. Weed, Z. l.. Davis, A. V. Re
, sambeau, E. w. Hing, Sam North
I N. Seymour, Dry Young. VIM. S. Var
cleave. Traps and a goodly numbe
t of flying targets have been sent for
and as soon as they arrive the clu
will elect their captain, adopt rules
o and the sport will begin.
On Thursday evening, the 4th inst
J. ID. MCKie was ordained and II
. stalled an elder in the Presbyteria
church at Ocean Springs, and DR.. I
r. Bragg as a deacon of said churcl
q The session of this church is no.
= composed of Rev. N. Keff Smith, pa,
tor, and Elders Vaughan, Snyde
$ Hyatt and McKie. During the la.
r. three months pastorate of Rev. \
3 ketf Smith there has been several &C
ditions to the church, and a notab
increase in the congregation. TT
= Sunday School Is also in a prosperOr
condition.
The remains of Mr.. John N. Be
&! lande, who died Of consumption
Houston, Texas, on Friday, April
1895, arrived here the following da
, The body was taken charge Of by Il
!, Knights of Pythias, of which ord
he was a respected member. He W;
buried from his aged fathers res
dence, Capt. Joseph Bellande, at
!" o'clock Sunday. John, as he vi
T. Familiarity known, was 80 years,
Y, months and I days old, a native
10 this place and an upright and hone
. able citizen. His remains were Il
" lowed to the grave by a large numb