The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-01-03
George Friar is sick abcd.

George Friar is sick abcd.
Mrs. Fl. II. Richardson entertained
friends at dinner on Christmas day.
Mrs. o. p. Kotzum gave a supper
Christmas eve to the C0rnet Band.
j. B. Wieginton, Of Mississippi City,
visited here during the holidays. =
Thornton Vaughan spent the holt
days here with his family.
Miss F. c. Wolf visited New Or
leans and enjoyed the Damrosch
Opera.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. A. Riggle, Of Chi
cage, are registered at the Ocean
Springs Hotel.
George Grayson spent part Of last
week here.
The Cornet Band serenaded their
friends Christmas eve.
f. W. Hing entertained q few
friends Christmas night.
Mrs. A.. D. Sheldon has returned
from a visit to New Orleans.
Mrs. (Dr.) Austin, OF New Orleans,
was a recent visitor here.
All schools closed on December
oath and re-Opened January I'd.
There was a dancing party at the
Shanahan House last Monday.
Mrs. E. f. Clement entertained
friends to dinner Christmas day.
At st. Alphonsus. church last week
the music was unusually fine.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. d. Cartwright, of
Chicago, are at the Ocean Springs
| Hotel.
Misses Alice and Mamie Sermour
and Miss Lily Ryan visited Biloxi on
Monday last.
Rev. w. G. West, E. T. Firth and
DR.. II. l.. Stuart paid a business
visit to Scranton Monday last.
Clinton Fulton and A. McEuren, of
New Orleans, were registered at the
Ocean Springs Hotel lastwcek.
The Whist Club will meet with
Mrs. II. f. Halstcad next Saturday,
January 18th.
Misses L. Wigginton and X.
Vaughan visited New Orleans during
the opera season. I
Miss Jessie Boyd and Silas Boyd
spent the holidays here with their
mother.
Tuesday evening the children Of the
Methodist Sunday school we're enter.
tanned at the church with u gift Ferris
wheel. q
Next Monday night there lis to bt
an entertainment at the Firemen's
Hall for the benefit Of the Methodist
church.
Heavy rain Sun day night, followed
by high winds and cold wave Monday
Thick ice Tuesday morning.
An invitation has been extended u
all fruit growing men in this section
to meet at the Office Of Judge Wig
CLINTON on Saturday, January 4, 1895
at II o'clock, to form a horticulture
society.
:. Christmas day was warm and pleas
ant, all chat cOul6 be desired. ~Al
business was u pended, ana ever,
one enjoyed the day.
The ladies OF st. Johns Guild hell
their last meeting for 1895 at th,
church on Friday Of last week.
Ed. Simmons, Frank Catchot ant
} Chas. Ward, carpenters OF the l..
N. r.. r., spent the Christmas holi
days with thei r respective families.
Recent arrivals at the Oceal
Springs Hotel G.. A. Hayward, st
Louis; O. A. Riggle and wife, L. d
Cartright and wife, J. Halderman ant
wife, Chicago, H.; Mr.. Nicholson ant
wife, Wisconsin.
John G. Schmidt, wife and famil.
arrived from Chicago, H., Decembe
20, 1895, at the residence of Mr.. an
Mrs-F. Battner to spend the winter
Tuesday eve ming from 5 to 8 o'cloc
the students OF tile Grammar schot
were entertained by MisSF. G. Vol
at her home. A handsome Christina
treGwas the main feature of the even
ding. After the children's party a FEY
} older ff1ends were entertained wit
Christmas games until midnight.
Ocean Springs Lodge No. 60. X. q
p, elected the folio wing officers to
; the ensuing term A. II. Kotzum
chancellor commander; II. f. Ha.
. stead, vice chancellor F. NJ. Weed
prelate Orry Young. master of TIL
: work E. L. Tardy, master at arms
:. VIM. Lorenzen, inner guard; r.
Morris, outer guard ; Chas. E. Pabsl
keeper of records and seal and mastc
OF finance; II. +. Russell, master {
l~exchequer; Geo. II. Tardy, represent
alive to Grand Lodge; W. s. Var
cleave, alternate ; Jos. K0tzum, Gee
II. Tardy, Thos. r. Friar, II I. Rus
n sell, A. P. Kotzum and +. M. Weed
trustees.
\ Installation OF officers OF McLcO'
Lodge No. 43A A. +. and A. NJ, 70
the ensuing year.:< 4. W. Graysor
past master, installed p. x. Clement
Nv. M. after which f, E. Clement