The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-10-09

DR.. +. II. Bragg paid a professional
visit to Wool Market Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Goettsche are occu
plying the Morris cottage on Porter
avenue.
Mrs. A. Eglin and Miss o. Scarbo
rough passed a pleasant time at Gulf
port Sunday.
j. Collins. architect. builder ant
contractor paid Scranton a bushes.
visit Monday.
Major +. NJ. Weed, the affable anC
courteous agent at the depot visited
Biloxi last week.
Major II. Fl. Richardson and wife
OF Chicago returned to their winter
home here last week.
Mrs. S. g. Austin and Miss Martha
Austin, Of New Orleans are guests O,
Mrs. A. A.. Staples.
Miss Lucy Shannon returned home
Monday. after a delightful visit to thu
Misses Hardness, at Biloxi.
Mr.. Henry g. Griffin. Republican
CO'itIuhUC WI SuikiCSS IIOul tIIS uIS
trict was a visitor here this week.
MI. r. O. Smith, a leading citizen
of Chapman, Ala, was registered al
the Ocean Springs Hotel this week.
The many friends of Mrs. M. Swat
ford will be pleased to hear that she
is expected to be here for the winter,
Misses Leona Turner, of Ellisville.
Estelle and Abbie Hardness, of Biloxi
were guests Of Miss Lucy Shannon
this week.
Mr.. Frank NJ. Ziegler, after a trip
to Yellow Stone Park spent last Sun
day at Lake View with his brother,
Mr.. G. c. Ziegler.
Mr.. VIM. II. Day, a prominent mer-
chantOf Louisville. KY, arrived Wed.
ncsday on a visit to his sister, Mrs.
W. G. West, at East Side.
Hing Hotel arrivals: II. c. Griffin
and wife. Natchez: E. s. Taylor. w.
A. Dill. Lally: A. G. Smith, Biloxi;
W. L. Boucher, Hattiesburg.
Ocean Springs arrivals: L. Pollock,
Mobile: q. J. johnson, Minneapolis:
G.. #. Cappleman. Okolona: f. Colts
chalk. A. Wolff, New Orleans.
Mrs. +. NJ. Weed is at home again
to the delight Of her many friends,
after an absence Of several months,
visiting relatives at St. Adams, Vt.
Monday the public school opened
here with los pupils enrolled. Mr.. J.
G. Leger. OF Handsboro is principal
with Misses Florence Morrow and
Susie Vaughan as assistants.
Mr.. ]. M. Brpland. the wcll-known
shcep-raiser Of Vancleave. shipped a
car load OF wool to Messrs. Metzger |
Bros. Mobile, on Wednesday at figures |
best known to the contracting parties.
Mr.. Charlie G. Case. the efficient sec
rotary OF Mr.. II. G. Fisher, superin-
tendent of the Southern Express Co..
is dangerously i'll at Nashville. Tenn.
His many friends here hope for his
recovery.
The Fruit Growers held an interest
ing meeting at the office Of DR.. Dan
Newcomh last Saturday afternoon. |
Almost all the members were present.
culture and blight we're the
subjects under discussion. Hereafter
the meetings will be held on the first
Saturday of every month.
The flremen of Co. No. !, held their
annual election Monday night with
the following result; President. A.
Buehler: Vice president, r. L. Tardy;
Secretary. e. Downing; Treasurer,
VIM. LOrenzen: 1st. assistant E. Mon;
End assistant Fl. Seymour: Foreman,
G. II. Tardy; Steward, ]. Beaugez.
Near Tchoutica Bouffe at 3 o'clock
p. m. Wednesday. October I. 1896.
Miss Francis Richards was united in
marriage to Mr.. August A. Bellias,
Jr.. Of Biloxi, Rev. Father Blanc per-
the ceremony. The bride is
the niece OF Mrs. Capt. Geo. Frentz.
Of Scranton. and is a most charming
Young lady. while the groom Is a we'll.
known sea-faring man and has many
friends. They both have the best
Of a large circle OF friends.
Monday the fire alarm startled the
citizens again. This time the fire was
near the beach. A cottage on Wash
ngtOn ave. owned by Mrs. A. G.
Schneider. of New Orleans took fire in
some unexplained way. The occupants
we're not at home at the time the
was rung. In a few moments
he fremen were on the scene and
unable to save the burning
on account OF lack OF water,
they prevented the flames from spread
ng to the next houses. The cottage
md contents were valued at about
$3.50, and was q total loss. The Geor-
yia Home Insurance Co. Of Augusta,
3a., through their agent II. +. Russell,
a policy for $3.50.
An ECHO OF THE OCEAN SPRINGS IN.
CIDENT.
The following was sent from Ocean
Springs and addressed to the editor
II the Times Democrat, on Sept. "a:
In your issue Of Saturday, under the
head Of Letters From the People, l
fnd an article from Jules Soule, editor
1f the Ocean Wave, defending the
Wave from an attack supposed" to
come from St. Johns Guild. He also
says he could not pay attention to the
proceedings OF the guild because the
article he received was not signed. l
stepped into the office Of the Wave,
! am known by the whole staff,
from the ''editor to the devil" and
handed the resolutions of St. Johns
Guild to the editor Of the Wave, with
the request that he should publish
them. The editor, Mr.. Jules Soule,
me very kindly and promised
10 publish the article or anything else
we should desire to have published.
We make no attack upon the Wave.
We simply defend one Of our members
rom what we think a very unkind
by the Wave. We have no fair
weather friendships In St. Johns
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