The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-05-01

Major f. Scheibel, of Chicago, Is
s0journing here.
Herman Mil has the agency for the
Crescent Bicycles.
Born on April oath to Mr.. and Mrs.
John Webb, a son.
Miss Alva Holmes, OF New Orleans,
is the guest OF Mrs. j. NJ. Boyd.
Mr.. S. Backous returned to Con.
nersville, Ind, Sunday.
Popular jeff d. Egan is over for his
regular summer vacation.
Capt. ]. Poitcvent sailed from New
York on April oath for New Orleans.
DR.. NJ. Lightfoot, OF San Francisco,
CAL. Is stopping at the Hing House.
Mrs. E. W. Hing and son Eugene,
are visiting relatives in New Orleans.
The woman's literary club met this
week at the residence of Mrs. J. j.
Garrard.
A party Of pleasure-seckers visited
Horn Island last Saturday and passed
a pleasant day.
Messrs. Richard L. Vanclcave and
Allie Noll, OF New Orleans spent Sun.
day here.
Although the general health of this
community is good, DR.. Bragg is kept
busy in and out Of town.
The musical society ga se their oar.
lOr rehearsal at the residence Of Col.
IL. S. Hyatt Wednesday night.
Master b. +. Joachim, who has been
attending school in New Orleans, has
returned home.
Mrs. p. Harris and son, Master
George. left for their Joliet (Ill.)
home Monday last.
A fine bouncing boy baby arrived at
the home OF Mr.. and Mrs. Dallas
Trehcrn, on the 18th ult.
Mrs. j. II. Lang, OF Pass Christian,
spent Wednesday here, the guest of
Major 7. W. G%rayson's family.
Mr.. Joseph Garidcl and wife, of the
Crescent City, have rented a cottage
here and will spend the summer.
The Euchre Club met with Mrs. E.
Ii. Bragg last Friday and adjourned
until the first Thursday in October.
Mr.. Chas. Harbough, wife and son.,
Master William, from %Sewickley, Pa,
returned home Tuesday much to the
regret OF their many friends.
Last Sunday a beautiful little
stranger in the shape of a girl baby
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. j. NJ. Ames.
Mr.. j. F. Casey and family are occu.
plying the McKic place on Washington
avenue.
Miss Mabel Markell, Of New Orleans.
Il most fascinating and beautiful
young lady, is on a visit to her aunt,
Mrs. b. 4. Joachim.
Mrs. j. Poiteyent, accompanied by
Miss Stella Staples, left Tuesday to
attend the marriage of their relative,
Miss Emily Eoitevent.
The Episcopal Sunday-schoOl will
reopen on Sunday next at half-past
8 O'Clock. All interested in the wei.
fare of the church are requested to
send their children.
Among the visitors to Scranton from
here during court week we're: j. ID.
Minor, ii. +. Russell. DR.. d. p. Rus
sell, Maj. +. NJ. Weed, VIM. Seymour
and Editor Jules SUule.
Mrs. c. V. McVay, Mr.. VIM. McVay
and Master Chester Huntington Nc
Way left yesterday week for Sewickley,
Pa. Their stay at the Ocean Springs
Hotel was much enjoyed. They left a
host of friends who hope to see them
back next season.
Mr.. Geo. Rose, of Chicago, and Miss
josephine Maginnis, of New Orleans,
were married in the latter city We'd
nesday afternoon. The happy couple,
accompanied 10y Miss Julia +. Brown,
arrived here the same night. Mr.. and
Mrs. Rose will spend their honeymoon
at Elk Lodge.
Our Baptist church seems to have
been very fortunate In the selection
of their new pastor, Rev. Mr.. Grain.
His spiritual sermons and devotion to
pastoral work are well calculated to
benefit Christians and reach the
hearts Of the u%ncOnverted.
A "ncw conner" licsurely walking
down Washington avenue, taking in
surrounding beauties, was ruthlessly
assailed by the small boys" knocked
over. carried to the sidewalk and
roughly handled. A large land gopher.
Thnre hove boon coma half dozer