The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-09-18
Summer visitors are thinning out.

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Summer visitors are thinning out.
Mr.. T. b. Lynd spent last week In
Chicago.
The "COasthyer" was discontinued
Monday last.
Mr.. Sam North entertained friends
from the city Sunday.
Miss May Schmidt spent several
days in the city recently.
Mr.. w. S. Vancleave is spendI ng
several days In New Orleans.
Mr.. Joseph Garrard returned from
his European tour Sunday morning.
Mr.. II. Kuhn, Of New Orleans,
spent Sunday with his parents here.
Mr.. II. Hill, Of the Crescent City
spent Sunday with his mother here.
Mr.. z. II. Buttner, the well.known
grocer visited New Orleans this week.
Mrs. II. Mil and pretty little daugh.
ter Lillian returned from the Ores.
cent City Sunday.
Mrs. II. S. Hyatt left Thursday for
StutUuthJukus ACIu.g vi q NiSbt W lcI
mother and sister there.
Miss May Westcracld has returned
to New Orleans, after an ENJOYABLE
visit to Miss May Schmidt.
The heartiest welcome was extend.
cd to Mrs. Parker Earle and family
upon their arrival Thursday.
Let everybody turn out tonight
friday and hear Hon. VIM. F. Love
on the issues OF the canvass.
Mrs. ]. r. Soaring and children,
John and Clara, Of CarbOndale, Ills,
are guests OF the Hing House.
Capt. and Mrs. Silas Weeks, OF New
Orleans are spending awhile with their
daughter here, Mrs. J. N. Boyd.
Mr.. J. Ruch with his two daughters,
Misses Louisa aud Katie are spending
several days at the Hing House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frederick Du BOs,
of New Orleans are sOjOurninY here,
the guests Of MIS-. A. A. Staples,
Father A. Van Waesburghe and j.
Duncan Minor visited Scranton Tues.
day, the latter remaining several days.
Mrs. Geo. Vancleave and sons, after
a weeks visit to her mother. Mrs. Il.
A. Vancleave, returned to New Or.
leans Sunday.
Mr.. Geo. A. Vancleave, two sons
and Mr.. Allie NOll, OF New Orleans
were guests OF Mrs. II. A.. Vancleave,
ST.. last week.
Miss +. c. Wolff will reopen her
private graded school on October LIST.
Miss Wolf IL an accomplished teacher
and brilliant lady.
Mrs. Laura Barelli and grand.
daughter, Guy GuyOl, OF New Orleans
are visiting their relative, Mrs. A. A.
Staples on Back bay.
The new pavilion and wharf at the
foot Of Jackson avenue and owned by
Mr.. Il. j. Morris. Is nearing compile.
tion and will be a boon to visitors.
On Sunday Of last week Mrs. r. b.
Lynd, the charming hostess OF Lynd.
hurst, entertained several city friends
at a handsome dinner.
Mr.. G. NJ. Halstead, of Fort Dodge,
Ia, superintendent OF tciegraplIy for
the Mason City and Fort Dodge II. II.
Is visiting his brother, DIR. d. w.
Halstcad at East End.
Died Tuesday last at $50 o'clock p.
m, Esther Nellie, infant daughter OF
Mr.. and Mrs. +. NJ. Dick, aged 3
months. She was buried in the Cath.
Ollie cemetery Wednesday at Al p. m.
The bereaved parents receive the sym.
natIly Of all their friends.
Nine dozen eggs brought $l4.25 in
the justice court on Friday last. The
eggs were stolen from the coast train
the night previous by Joe Green and
Niger Dick, the former paying the
above amount and the other languish.
ing In the Scranton jail.
RI. Rev. Bishop ThOs.' Heslin, OF
Natchez has appointed Rev. Father
A. Van Waesburghe, rector Of the
Pass Christian parish, vice Father
Victor Bally resigned. Father Bally
soon leaves the Pass for Paris, France,
| where he win enter a religious order.
Our present pastor, Father Van
| Waesburghe, who has endeared him.
self to all regardless of denomination
will be sadly missed, having united
his parishOners into a Jealous and
| compact body of faithful wOrshippers,
All wish him happiness and success In
his new field of labor. He leaves be
hind him a beautiful house OF worship
whose present excellent condition II
largely due to his efforts.
BRYAN AND sEwALL CLUB.
A mass meeting OF the citizens wa.
called at Firemen's Hall Tuesda!
night for the purpose OF organizing
Bryan, Sewall and Love club. Mr.. J
ID. Minor was elected chairman OF thu
meeting and president of the club
Vice-prcsidents Of the clubs are a
follows: II. F. Russell, NJ. c. Vaughan
and Hon. L. G. Manuel; secretary, j
S0ule. Committee on resolutions
NJ. G. Vaughan, Geo. n. Tardy ant
Frank ]. Lundy. Fifteen member
were appointed q reception committee
to receive Mr.. Love on Friday next
Resolutions were adopted pledginl
suppOrt to the Democratic nominee
for President and Vice President an,
Hon. W. +. Love for Congress frOr
this 1.-THE SIXTH district.
A meeting OF the Guild Of St. John
Episcopal church was held on Friday
18th inst. After the business wa
concluded an editorial published Il
the Wave rejecting on the characte
OF Mrs. Purker Earle was read by tn
secretary, which IL SO unjust an
false that It Is :hc unanimous opinion
Of the Guild that Mrs. Earle's friend
! should meet II with . protest tina
! shall not only resound from the Gul
.. to the Lakes, but from the Atlanti
I to the Pacific Ocean; therefore, be Il
Resolved, That Mrs. Earle is q bt
. loved Sand trusted member Of 81
g0hDS Guild, incapable OF 'perjury,
or lack OF "~veracity;' that she Is nc
and never was an adventures" tha
. the article copied from q Benton HaI
\ Dor paper WINS neither written nor II
!. stigated by Mrs. Earle, and her natly
mOdesty would shrink from such n,
! toriety; therefore,
Resolved. That the CODvinu of tb