The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-08-07


Miss Lydia Finley has been enjoy
Ing \ visit to Miss Eliza TebO.
Nj. W. H. Casey Is managing Mr.
Ed Illing's confectionery stand.
Friday evening there was quite ar
electric storm, followed by rain Satur'
day.
The many friends Of Miss Hattie
Seymour will regret to hear she Is
seriously i'll.
Quite a large party from the Ocean
| Springs Hotel visited BeauvOir Tues.
day evening.
DR.. H. Shannon was In Scranton
Monday in attendance on the Board
Of Supervisors.
Popular Ed L. Tardy, accompanied
by his little son Eddie, paid Scranton
a business visit Monday.
Miss Barr has returned to New Or.
leans, after a pleasant visit to Mrs.
N. .Kef Smith. RI.
MI. and Mrs. c. f. Leach. after a
pleasant year spent here left Friday
evening for Washington, D. q.
Master Homer Johnson entertained
a number OF his friends at q party
Monday evening.
Mrs. Gauche and four children are
with Mrs. J. NJ. Boyd. Last week
she was a guest Of Mrs. Alfred De
Pass.
Sunday evening there was a new ar.
rival ut the Mcdonnell home. He
will be named Charles.
MI. J. Quintero Gowland, one OF
New Orleans most popular young
gentlemen, spent last Sunday here.
Chas. A. Helmer and Gordon John.
son, Of Mobile visited relatives and
friends here Monday.
Miss Lizzie Gillin, a charming young
lady from New Orleans is visiting the
family OF MI. A. V. ROsambeau.
Messrs. Chas. Wagner and Adam
Ruppci. OF New Orleans are staying
with Mr.. F. Buttner for a brief time.
Mrs. c. Schmidt entertained a mum.
Der OF friends from New Orleans.
They made the trip from the city In
their own sailing boat.
Mr.. Geo. Shuermann and family,
after a six weeks sOjOurn at the
Joachim Cottage, returned to their
New Orleans home on Tuesday.
Mr.. Calvin George, aged 40 years,
died here Saturday at 1880 p. M. after
a brief illness. lie was buried Sunday
| at 3 o'clock p. M, a large cOncOurse Of
friends attending the funeral.
Mr.. Stanislaus Beaugez died here at
6 o'clock Sunday morning at the age
Of SO years. He lived on Fort Bayou,
land was on a visit to his sick mother
when he was seized with his last III.
ness.
On Tuesday Messrs. S. G. and Tom
Ramsay and Geo. Byrd brought to
town 10000 pounds OF lake wool,
which brought III cents per pound.
These gentlemen are the principal
sheep raisers iu their respective Sec
tiOns.
Col. n. A. Vancleave, who has been
on an extended visit to Chicago and
Jackson, Miss, returned home Tues.
day evening. While In the Windy
City the colonel attended the Demo.
cratic Convention and visited many
| points Of interest. We are glad tn
see him looking so well.
O'Keefe House arrivals: Miss Mat.
tie Dunning, Hazlehurst; w. J. Stra.
han, Natchez; Miss NJ. Boyle, Misses
Grace, Sallie and Annie Taylor, T. ],
O'Shea, ]. p. Lally and wife, JnO.
Maginnis and wife. P. II. Taylor and
wife, Christian Bacher, wife and
granddaughter, New Orleans; Mrs. o.
Moses and daughter, Miss Alice
Moses, Nachitoches, La.
A match game of base ball was
played at the Park Sunday between
the Ocean Springs club and a nine
from Scranton. resulting In a score OF
"a to 6 in favor of Ocean Springs. Mr.
T. J. O'Shea pitched for the loca'
team. 1t is auth0ritatively stated
that hereafter no games will be per
Mittcd OF Sunday. as the officers o.
the law will I've called upon to enforce
the same.
Recent arrivals at the Ocean Spring.
Hotel: John +. King, w. G. Wright
and wife, L. B. Diez, Walter Rice
Miss Anna Rice, +. w. KirckhOf ant
wife, G. +. Lerdenhemer, Mrs. }. A
Lerdenhemersa Mrs. Schmidt, San
Herman, Edward L. Slattcrly, +. NJ
Curtiss, Mrs. J. NJ. Rice and son, w
J. Kilduff, New Orleans: H. q. Tyson
Atlanta; NJ. Mitchell, Philadelphia
N. II. Frceland, +. J. Shwartz, S. J
ROscnthal, A. B. Ferrill, NJ. Michael
A. d. Sanders, Mobile; d.. T. H
Mangum, Miss Annie Laurie billiard
Miss Elizabeth DOwdcll, Auburn
Ala; J. E. Adkins, Evansville. Ind.
!. c. Memingcr, Miss T. J. Buchanan
Nashville; j. B. Kimball, Columbus
Mrs. Henry Ronaldson, Mrs. N. @
RonaldsOn, Miss Young, Baton Rouge
La; j. G. Fisher, Moss Point; SaMue
p. ACHE. Thibodaux, La; H. X
White, wife and child, Birmingham
Mrs. AS. Miller, OkalOna, Miss; S
L. Russell and lady, Mrs. w. II. Hun
ter, Shreveport, La; Chas. L. Gay an
family, Montgomery; G. w. Roy, Va
ZOO City, Miss; G. T. Cappleman, OK
lahOna, Miss.
TOWN OF OCEAN SPRINGS.
Last Tuesday, August 4th, 1884,
there was a regular meeting OF tn
Mayor and Board OF Aldermen. Th
Mayor and Aldermen Russell, West
brook and Arndt present. Minute
Of last meceing read aud approved
Arndt voting nay, he desiring q
amendment to contract between tn
town and E. J. Morris, granting hir
the right to the foot Of Jackson ave
nue. for ten years.
T~reasurer's report read and az
proved.
The Mayor presented bill for q 70
; trying threecasea, which was allowed
An amendment was made tn Ord