The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-07-12
Mrs. Geo. ID. Prichett has returned
to New Orleans.

~. NJ " has opened an
office in the Pythian building.
Miss Minna A. Wolff spent several
days of last week in New Orleans.
Miss Sarah Robertson. of Biloxi.
spent several days ut Summer Hill.
Mrs. George NJ. Hoffman, of New
Oaleans, is here for the summer.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. G. Belleau and two
children, visited their relatives here.
The election passed off very quietly,
there not being a disturbance of any
kind.
Mr.. II. Il. Russell and Mai. f. NJ.
Weed visited Scranton on Wcdnes-
day.
Mr.. II. II. Kerr, of New Orleans. has
rented the Coyle cottage on Jackson
Avenue.
Mrs. j. P~oitevcnt left on a visit of
two weeks in Nashville, Tenn, last
Saturday.
Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson was
the guest of Mrs. j. G. Garrard, on
Monday last.
The guest of the Hing House gave
a tally-ho ride to Capt Hanson's on
Tuesday evening.
Mr.. L. G.. Folsc, a prominent plan
ter of st. James, La, is a guest of
Mrs. II. Bcltram.
Ex-senator j. ID. Shacffer, of Louis
lana, and his family are summcring
at the Ocean Springs Hotel.
Mr.. Fenner Henderson and family,
and Miss Kate Watkins, of New Or
leans, are with Mrs. Boyd.
Mrs. j. Cochran has been quite i'll
during the past week. Her many
friends wish her a speedy recovery.
DR.. Ed. Rodriguez celebrated the
Fourth by agrand display of fireworks
at his summer home on the beach.
Miss Nettie Haas is spending the
summer at Avondalc farm, the guest
of her unclc's family Mr.. }. i. Roth.
All communicates of the Episco-
pal church are requested to meet at
the church on Friday next at 4:30
o'clock, p. m.
Mr.. J. s. Owen, of Mobile has rem
ted n of the Weeks cottages on the
beach, which he is occupying with his
family for the summer.
Mr.. Schuyler Poitevent, who has
been attending the session of school
at the Tulane University, New Or
leans, is spending his vacation with
his parents here.
Mr.. ID. d. Cowan is more than de-
lighted at the returns of the election.
He returns thanks to his numerous
friends for giving him so large Il ma
jorlty at the home box.
Bishop II. Mccrscheart, in former
days pastor of the Catholic church
here and now Bishop of the Indian
Territory paid his old friends an APP
preciativc visit on Tuesday.
Mrs. j. b. Lcftwich. accompanied
by her daughters Misses Alma, Nclma
and Buelah ana son, Master Bioa. of
Mobile, is spending the summer with
her mother, Mrs. M. A. Case.
Mrs. c. +. Emery, of Lumbertown,
and Mr.. Frank Emery, of Purvis, are
visiting Mrs. NJ. A.. Case. Mr.. Emery
recently made the trip on "a bicycle
from PuryiS a distance of 10 miles in
9 hours.
Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson, as
sisted by Rev. Eben Thompson, Dean
Of the Coast, held Divine services at
the Episcopal church on Monday last.
A very large congregation attended
the services.
Egan Cottage arrivals: Mrs. J. L.
Mclean, Miss Green, Mrs. II. &. Had
den and children, M. Sporl and wife,
Mrs. II. w. Edwards, Miss NJ. Boo
and friend, G.. lIollcrback, Miss b.
Zehner, all of New Orleans.
Among the guest from New Orleans
stopping at the Morris House are
Mrs. Jane A. Green, Mrs. Jennie d.
Barrow, Mrs. Evelinc Oriol, Mrs. l..
S. Harrison, Mrs. M. ID. Gonzales, Miss
d'Estrampes, Mrs. NJ, g. Fisher and
Emile ID. Gonzales.
On Tuesday Il sailing party enjoy
ed a delightful trip to Horn Island,
The following were the participants
NJ. J. Donovan, Alb. and Frank Jack
son, Miss Roberta Jones, Miss Bessie
Wyatt, Mrs. A. r. Nixon, DR.. j. +.
Frazier and Mr.. L. Karl.
Ocean Springs Hotel arrivals J. A,
Frazier and family and Miss Bessie
Wyatt, Marion, Ala; Mrs. NJ. b Wy
att, j. Il. Frazier, Birmingham, Ala.
A. G. Thomas, Mrs. Thomas and chill
dren, Rembert, Ala; Misses Jessie
Dalton. Marie Bcall, W. L. Paguad,
S X. Mayors, j. N. Luce, Miss Mabe,
Luce, w w. Breedlove. Miss Coda
Price, B. NJ. When, +. Karl, +. Look
out. New Orleans J. b. Thomas,
Ruth A. Thomas, Kate Thomas, Gre
NADIA, Miss; Mrs. A. r.. Nixon, MISS
Roberta Jones, Mobile, Ala.
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