The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-09-11
Beautiful weather.
Abundance of fish.
Fall fights opened SATURDAY..

DR.. Rodriguez entertained a numbeI
OF friends Sunday.
MI. Louis A. Lundy is convalescenl
from a spell of illness.
Popular Fl. +. Russell visited Scran
ton on bushes Saturday.
Mrs. j. Price, two sons and daughter
returned to the city Sunday.
Father Aloysius Van Waesbere gvis,
tied the city last week.
Mr.. Frank Dunlavey and family left
for their home In Ohio Tuesday.
Turn out to hear Hon. w. F. Love
on Friday, Sept. 18th at 1880 p. IN.
Miss Louise Vable and Master Her
bert returned from the city Sunday.
1t is said that DR.. A. Jackson at.
tended the indianapolis gold conven.
tion.
Miss May Westerfeld. OF New Or.
leans Is the guest Of Miss May
Schmidt.
Miss Stella Staples returned home
from a pleasant visit to relatives In
New Orleans.
Maj. Frank W.. Hess, U. s. Barracks
Is stopping at the Ocean Springs
Hotel On pleasure bent.
Tuesday OF last week the guests Of
the Illing House enjoyed a fish fry at
Henry's bayou.
Mrs. N. Skehan and her two daugh.
tiers left last Saturday for Auburn,
Ala, their future home. D..
Nj. and Mrs. Frank Earle and little
Melanie and Ruth Earle have gone to
their home in Auburn, Ala.
Mrs Herman Mil and her pretty
little daughter Lillian spent this week
In the Crescent City.
The Catholic school opened last
Monday with Sisters Anthony and
Frances In charge.
Miss Eliza TebO has been entertain.
ing Misses Rebecca Woods and Bessie
Pagaud, Of New Orleans.
Miss Celestinc Lassrappes has been
spending the past two weeks with the
Misses Nolan at the home of their
grandmother, Mrs. A. Maginnis.
Mrs. De Pass, OF New Orleans, is
visiting at the home Of her son, MI.
Alfred De Pass.
The many friends OF Col. A. D.
Sheldon will be pleased to know that
he Is recovering from his recent acct
cent.
On Friday Of last week the guests
Ut the Hing House gave a dance COM
plimentary to their friends.
Mrs. June Poiteyent is visiting rel
atives here for a few days. Her perm.
anent residence is In New Orleans.
The Misses Brugieres returned to
New Orleans on Friday, after a two.
weeks visit to Miss Mary Schmidt.
Mr.. e. w. Hing, the cnterprisirg
proprietor OF the well-known Hing
Hotel paid Scranton a business visit
Tuesday.
Miss Minnie Boss left for her home
in New Orleans Wednesday, after q,
pleasant visit to her aunt Mrs. H.. F.
Halstead here.
Messrs. VIM. Hunter ST.. and Harry
Hunter, Jr., of Shreveport, La. have
been enjoying a visit to the Ocean
Springs Hotel.
Marshal Tardy arrested four local
cOlored Migrants Monday found asleep
on the coast train. They were made
to face justice and each fined a. 80,
thereby helping to enrich our town
treasury.
Mr.. Schuyler POitevent paid rela.
tiveS here q visit this week. He will
leave Monday next for the University
OF Virginia, where lie will attend q
regular session.
Mrs. ]. J. Garrard and son Joseph,
after a delightful summer spent 10
travelling through Europe have arrived
In New York where they will spend
sometime before returning to their
home here.
Last week Marshal Tardy and wife
entertained a number of city friends.
Among. them were Mesdames Resse-
quetyL L. Callega, A. Arnold and Miss
Jennie Ressequet and Master George
Callega.
DR.. e. ]. Vaughan has received from
friendsi Ia Louisville, KY, two beauti-
full specimens OF q rare variety OF
tomato, known as the ''becfsteak."
The base Is cOnvOluted, and the
tomatoes have excited much interest
here.
Mr.. G. W. Roy, of Yazoo City, after
s%Oj0urning at the Ocean Springs Hotel
returned home recently thoroughly
convinced that the gold standard is
the proper issue to be Endorsed by the
Southern people. 1t Is thought that
he will be one of tile electors OF the
State at large, and a better selection
could not be found as he Is q new con-
vert.
In that opinion he Is almost alone
so far as the Gulf Coast Is concerned.
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