The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-02-07
A heavy wind storm prevailed Wed.

lot tne coming summer season To Mr..
Jake Heiser, of New Orleans.
Emile Lang and son, of New Or
leans visited Mr.. VIM. LorenZen re-
Gently. Mr.. Lang is a well-known
jewler.
Mr.. Jules Gale is having a hand
some cottage erected on Railroad
Avenue.
j. j. Kuhn, of New Orleans visited
friends here and was also looking after
his beach property Sunday.
Mr.. B. Ryan is having a comfortable
cottage built on Martin Avenue by
the ~well-known builder, j. l.. Clark.
John C%ullinan, of New Orleans spent
Sunday in town visiting his many
friends.
The Rex meeting was held at the
drug store of Mr.. III. Mil and a grand
program was arranged for Mardi Gras.
Mrs. j. L. Mcdaniel is convalescent
from a two weeks spell OF illness.
Mr.. II. Williston, after a sojourn of
several months spent at his delightful
beach villa, left for his home in
Duluth, Mimi, Saturday.
Mrs. John Ryan presented her de.
voted husband with twins, d boy and
a girl on Jan. 9th. May the fond
parents troubles always be little ones.
Mrs. G.. w. Scarborough, a boy on
Feb. 1st. Mrs. Edmo Mon, a boy on
Jan. Goth.
Mrs. Friar, the aged mother of our
postmaster Thos. II. Friar is seriously
i'll.
County Superintendent of Educa-
tiOn, ID. ID. Cowan will visit the differ
ent public schools in the county dur
ing the next two weeks.
E. NJ. Westbrook is building a neat
cottage on Bcauregard Avenue.
DR.. d. P. Russell paid Scranton a
business visit Monday.
ID. D. Cowan and S. G.. Ramsay NeYe
in Scranton on Monday.
Louis A. Lulidy is clerking at the
general merchandise store Of his
brother +. j. Lundy.
Hing Hotel: Chas. Wolfe, L. N.
Whiting, Mrs. NJ. j. Bishop, Mrs.
II. b. White, Chicago.
Mcssrs. Geo. w. Davis and EN-. Dick
made a catch of 81 green trout in Fort
Bayou on Tuesday. They are fisher
men right.
Col. W. r. Snyder, of Fruitland was
in town Tuesday.
Mrs. RI. II. Richardson is entertain
ing a number OF friends from Chicago.
L. II. Whitney, of Chicago arrived
on Sunday and will remain the re-
maindcr Of the season. He is ut the
Hing Hotel.
Charles L. Wolfe has returned from
a visit to New Orleans.
Mrs. NJ. J. Bishop, a very charming
resident, Of Chicago arrived Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Richardson
visited Biloxi on Wednesday.
Friday evening Misses Florence and
Maud Morrow entertained the Pro.
gressive Euchre club.
Miss L. Stattmann, Of Chicago ar.
rived last Thursday.
Mrs. II. b. White. of Chicago arrived
Sunday at the Hing Hotel.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. C.E. Leach
entertained at Bible reading.
Wednesday afternoon Mrs. L. Hol.
| comb entertained the Woman's Liter
AIRY club.
L. E. Rutan visited New Orleans on
Monday.
The regular meeting Of st. Johns
Guild will be held at the church on
Friday next at $3.50 o'clock.
Next week the Music club will en-.
terrain its friends at a musical at the
Ocean Springs Hotel.
Rev. N. Keff Smith has recovered
from his recent illness.
A dancing class mas Dccn organized
during the past week.
Mrs. II. Vahle, of New Orleans
visited here on Sunday last.
Mr.. Richard ). Vancleave, Of New
Orleans spent Sunday here with his
mother.
Mrs. L. N. Clement and Mrs. E. E
Clement entertained the Whist clul
! Wednesday evening at their handsome
home on Porter Ave.
Recent arrivals at Ocean Springs
Hotel, DR.. A. Jackson, proprietor
Mrs. A. Harris. Master Geo. G.. Harris
Joliet, ILL.,, W. L. Standish and wife,
Miss Ethel 4. Standish, Miss Carpen
ter, Pittsburg, Pa, e. NJ. Barber
Josiah Given and daughter, Biloxi.
Monday Frederick Buttner celebrat
ed his birthday, having reached hi
I'D year. Several friends were enter
tanned in the evening, among then
were the members OF the cOrnet band
Delicious cake and choice wine wer'
served to the guests.