The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-08-16


meat market opposite the ~postoffice.
Mrs. A. E. Lewis, OF West Pasca-
is visiting Mrs. A. A. Staples.
Mai. ThOs. W. Grayson is home
from u successful and short business
trip.
Miss Lula Madison spent a few very
pleasant days at the Rigolets this
week.
Mr.. Fred Staples spent Tuesday
here on his way to his business at
Hillsdale, Miss.
There was quite an enjoyable party
at the Shanahan House On Monday
evening last,
Preaching at the Methodist church
Sunday at II a. m. and p. m. by Rev.
r. b. Downer.
Mr.. andaMrs. P. Stultz, Of New Or
leans, spent Sunday here at the JO-
achim cottage.
Mrs. f. Clement will leave next
Monday for a months visit to her
mother In Boston.
Mr.. Bob. Parkinson and his sister
are spending a short while at their
summer home on the Point.
Miss Marguerite Donovan spent
Tuesday in Biloxi visiting Miss Hen.
rietta Suther and Edith Bowling.
Mrs. Fred Sandoz and daughter,
Ella Adely, Of Mobile, are on a visit to
the family of Maj. Thos. W. Grayson.
DR.. D. p. Russell, Messrs. w, A. Hor.
ton, Edmond Mon, E. j. Morris and E.
W. Hing visited Scranton Tuesday.
Miss McEwen, after a delightful
s~ojourn at Mrs. J. NJ. BOyd's has re-
turned to her home in New Orleans.
Mrs. Geo. W. Byrne and daughter,
Miss Gertrude, OF New Orleans, are
spending two weeks at Mrs. A. A. Sta
pies.
Mrs. E. Holderith and neice, Miss
Clara Boss. OF New Orleans, spent
Monday with Mrs. Harley +. Hal.
stead.
Chas. E. Pabst returned Monday
from Rome, Ca, where he has been
for the past two weeks attending to
some pecan budding.
Mrs. NJ. A. Dirmeyer and charming
daughter, Miss May are spending a
month with the family Of Col. r. A.
Vancleave.
Mr.. L. A. Lundy, a popular tele-
graph operator has accepted a posi-.
tiOn in Louisiana on the Texas and
Pacific Railroad.
Mr.. j. w. Cullinan, Miss NJ. Bar.
ragey, Will and Miss May Cassidy, Of
New Orleans, are summering in their
cottage on Jackson Avenue.
Mrs. John Dillon and family of New
Orleans, who have been occupying the
Armstrong cottage for the past two
months left for her home Sunday.
Messrs Jos. Kotzum AMI B. +. 10.
achim and several Others will leave
Saturday for the Windy City where
they expect to spend several months
sight seeing.
Prof VIM. Woodward, Professor Of
architectural drawing OF Tulane Col
lege, who with his family Is spending
the summer here left Sunday for .
weeks stay in New Orleans.
Mrs. Margaret Verges and son Law
renee, Miss Lola Buttner and Misses
Margaret and Hattie Giese, of New
Orleans are guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. +
Buttner at their vineyard.
Mrs. F. j. Lundy, accompanied b,
her little daughter May, after a pleas
ant visit Of several weeks to her aunt
Mrs. NJ. l.. Lewis, at Nashville, Tenn.
returned home to-day (Friday,)
The Ocean Springs Fire Company
M. l, will give their 18th anniversary
parade and ball on Wednesday, Aug
2lst, the ball at night at Firemen'.
Hall. Music furnished by the cOrnet
band.
The Ocean Springs cornet ban(
have purchased a complete set O.
now "Conn" silverplated instruments
and under the leadership of Prof. A
f. Koltzum are ahead OF anything ir
this part Of the country In the bant
line.
Mrs. L. Holderith, after a pleasant
visit OF a week with her daughter
Mrs. Harley f. Halstead left for thu
Sea Shore Camp Grounds for a few
days stay before leaving for New Or
leans.
The sale of the Ocean Springs Lum
Der Company's saw mill plant t.
Messrs. j. b. Lyon, E. J. Morris ant
DR.. d. P. Russell last spring was con
firmed by the Chancery Court or
Tuesday. The plant will be operated
at once b ythe owners.
Mrs. w. NJ. Hyde and daughter
Miss Frona, of V0ssburg, Miss, Mrs
DR.. Il. l.. Sharman, OF Shubuta, ant
Mrs. A. II. johnson, of Meridian, whit
have been visiting Maj. Thos. W
Grayson's family returned to theil
respective homes this week.
Glen G. Lang, a popular employees
Of the Louisville & Nashville Railwa!
Company at Mobile, who has beet
recuperating his health at Boerne
| Texas, has returned here. He Is stop
ping with his family, who are guest!
OF his father-in-law Maj. Thos. W
GraysOn.
The Lawrence estate on the cas-
end beach was sold on Tuesday Il
Mcssrs j. B. Rose, Of New York ant
Rush II. Fields, OF Chicago. Mr.. Fl
+. Russell. our local real estate agenI
consumating the deal. The propert!
| contains thirty acres with a frOntag'
OF 1888 feet. These gentlemen con
template erecting a 100000 hotel II
the near future.
Capt. and Mrs. Thos. Hanson cele
brated their 48th marriage annlver
sary and Capt. Hanson's 85th birth
day on Monday, Aug. 18th. A part.
visited the amiable and venerable
couple. composed Of Mrs. A. Francs
and daughter, Mrs. p. ,0elger an
visiting friends from Mobile, Mrs. G
G Beider, Miss L. Turner, Mics Ma
mic johnson and others. Capt. ant
Mrs. Hanson were the recipients .
many beautiful presents. Tho eve
ming was enjoyably spent In dAnclnI
and singing intersperscd With som
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