The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-12-18
Rain, hail and sunshine on Monday

SMr. Geo. H.. Tuxbury Is having q
winter residence erected at East-end.
Hunting and fishing are furnishing
fine sport for our winter visitors.
MI. +. Harry, OF Biloxi spent Sum
day with friends here.
Misses Sallie Vancleave and Dora
visited Biloxi Thursday last.
Mr.. Eugene W. Hing visited New
Orleans this week on business.
Miss Laura Atkins, of St. Paul,
Mum, is visiting her aunt, Mrs. +.
NJ. Weed.
Mr.. Rob't Ellis, OF Pensacola, Fla,
spent Sunday with his sister, Mrs. II.
Richard.
Mrs. E. Il. Clements, Mrs. VIM.
Johnson and Mrs. G. Orrel visited Bi.
loxi Monday.
Mr.. H. II. Richardson and r. j. Nc
llrath enjoyed a fishing trip Wednes-
day.
Mr.. A. V. Rosambeau, the prosper.
Gus merchant, made a business visit
to New Orleans this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rose, after spend.
ing several days here returned to New
Orleans Monday.
Miss Ida Cooley, after spending sew.
eral days here visiting friends return
ed to her home 10 Mobile Monday.
Mrs. A. P. Kotzum, with her infant
daughter, OF Lutcher, La, Is visiting
her mother, Mrs. 5. E. North, Sr.
Father II. Leduc, OF Bay St. Lous
the venerable dean Of the coast, pait
Father Henry a visit here on Wedncs
day.
Mrs. C. Vahle, accompanied by heI
widowed daughter, Mrs. There's;
F'riar, returned to New Orleans Sun
day.
Mr.. II. L. Brueck, Mesdames Fl. Is
Powell and l.. l.. Haworth, OF Chicago
are registered ut the Ocean Springs
Hotel.
Miss Minnie Boss, a very charming
young lady OF New Orleans will arrive
Monday to pass the holidays with heI
aunt, Mrs. H. 4. Halstead.
Rev. II. d. Howell, the new pastor
OF the Methodist church, has taken
charge and with his family is occupy
ing the parsonage.
Col. L. II. Whitney and wife, OF
Chicago have rented the Hing Cot.
tage on Washington avenue and will
remain here until spring.
Mr.. VIM. B. Schmidt, Of New Or
leans, accompanied by his charming
daughter, Miss May Schmidt, spent
several days at their home Summer
Hill"
Mr.. L. J. Hayward and his charming
wife left on Tuesday for their home
In st. Louis. While here they made a
host OF friends who hope to see them
return again soon.
Mrs. II. f. Russell, accompanied BY
her bright little daughter, Miss Haze
and sister, Miss Ada Minor, passed
three days in New Orleans last week.
Among the prominent visitors here
this week were Messrs. Z. Sid Jones,
of Birmingham, Ala; ThOS. J. Scott,
Montgomery, Ala; Il. A. Summers
and E. Tyden, Chicago. During their
stay they were guests OF the Ocean
Spring Hotel.
Mr.. John Ryan, familiarly known as
Coco, was the recent recipient Of
beautiful gold medal presented 10 him
by Mrs. Robert G. Watson, whom hi
rescued from drowning at Biloxi IL
February last. 1t Is needless to say
that Mr.. Ryan is proud Of his trophy,
and we'll does he deserve 1t.
Arrivals ut the Shanahan House;
Chas. II. Wegener, Iowa; s. j. R0sen
thai, Henry Harris, Mobile; Mrs. Jno
McCullocll, St. Paul, Mimi; j. d
Holloway, W. II. Fowler, e. Leland
V. Fabian, Miss Kate O'Day, Harry
l.. Kuhn, Il. B. Lynd, W. J. Stoutz, J
f. Emmett, New Orleans.
The Sisters OF the Holy Cross hat
two distinguished visitors recently il
the persons OF Mother Archangel, y
New York and Mother Provincial, O
New Orleans, who came to ms pect til
school under their care.
Early Monday morning a white man
about twenty years Of age. and neatl
dressed, was found lying up to hi
! neck In water in a ditch beside tn
| railroad track, about two miles abOv
Bellefontalne. The discovery wa
made by a tramp, who notified tn
section hands, and they brought tn
man to this place. He was uncor
scious, and on the left side Of his hea
was a deep cut. 1t is thought he wa
| stealing q ride on a freight train, an
after having heen put of the trai
was struck with some blunt instrl
ment and had been lying there a
night. The surgeon examined hi
wound and pronounced 1t serious, bu
not necessarily fatal. No other mark
were discovered on the body. III
marshal and railroad men gave hi
every attention, but he remained vi
conscious all day, and was sent to I'll
Charity Hospital at New Orleans 9
No. s the same evening. In his poe
cts were found a piece Of soap, a com
clothes brush, pocketbook, a liccn'
to sell goods on the streets OF Mobll
a Confederate $40 bill, twenty-f
cents, a pair OF gold sleeve butte
and several letters addressed TO G.
Cole, Mobile. The tramp who ma
the discovery was held In cnst0d
but was released on the fOll0wi
, morning, as the marshal finds no re
son to hold him.
RESOLUTIONS OF RESPECT.
Whereas, 1t has pleased Almigh
God in his infinite wisdom to take
a better world our beloved broth
7. A. Friar, who departed this life
Pensacola, Fla, Nov. 10, 1906; be 1t
Resolved, That our heartfelt sy
pathv is hereby extended to his
|. rcaved family by the members
Ocean Springs Lodge No. IS, knigl
of Pythias, who feel most keenly
loss sustained In the death Of BrOtl
: Friar, he being a general favorite a
u universally loved nv all. ALWAYS che