The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-01-10
II. II. Richardson and wife visite
Biloxi last week.

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from a pleasant visit to friends in
jackson, Miss.
Mrs. Il. A. Z. Holcomb cntained at
dinner last week.
Rev. N. Kef Smith has re-
turned from his visit t. Atlanta.
A. Z. Haskell and Mrs. Haskell, Of
Chicago, are at the Ocean Springs
Hotel.
Little Miss Ann May Tardy. OF
Mobile, has been visiting Mrs. VIM.
johnson.
Thursday afternoon of last week the
Literary Club was entertained by
Mrs. AuZe.
Monday eve Misses Sadie Lincoln
and f. &. Wolff entertained at pro-
gressive euclre. The first prize was
captured by r. ID. Wigginton, the
BOBBY prize by Alb. jackson.
Last Tuesday the Ocean Springs
Gun Club gave their second hunt.
Over $50 birds were killed. A dinner
was given at the Hing House on New
Years day.
On Thursday a reception was given
! at the Methodist parsonage; a well
come TO the new rector.
Misses Mai and Sadie Davis gave Il
New Years eve party, complimentary
to the Mandolin Club. A number Of
young people were present and the
club was enjoyed by all.
Mrs. A.. II. Hyatt entertained a
number Of friends Thursday evening.
A number of city people came on
the excursion Sunday.
Thermometer % degrees Sunday
morning. Rain Tuesday.
J. d. Carson. of Chicago, is stopping
at the Frye Hotel.
Will Fl. Day and mother, Of Louis.
Vile, Ky, are on a visit to Mrs. w.
c. West.
Mr.. and Mrs. L. Holdcrith, Of New
Orleans, visited their daughter, Mrs.
II. +. Halstead, Sunday.
Louis A. Lundy, Western Union
Telegraph operator at New Orleans,
visited relatives here Sunday.
A horticultural meeting is called
for Saturday. January IS. to be held
at the school house, when the society
will go into permanent organization.
DR.. III. Shannon, Temporary chairman,
L. Il. Firth, temporary secretary.
J. B. Garrard spent Friday and Sat-
urday in New Orleans.
Miss Maud Boss, of New Orleans,
spent the holidays with her aunt, Mrs.
Harley +. lialstead.
w. +. Bransford and wife, of At
lanta, GA, spent the holidays with
Col. and Mrs. W. II. Snyder.
S. X. Whine and son Lawrence left
Wednesday for their home in Hum
boldt, Iowa, being called home by the
serious illness OF Mrs. Whine.
The Mandolin Club visited the vine
yard of Capt. Hanson Christmas day
and were royalty entertained by the
captain and his wife.
Mrs. Hester Ann (nec MoOre), con.
sort of Morgan Childs, who died in
1878. was born in North Carolina in
1896, moved to Kentucky with heI
parents in early life, thence to Column
bus, Miss, thence to Pass Christian in
1850, thence to Ocean Springs In 1915,
where she has since resided with Mr.
w. u. Bullock and wife. the latter heI
daughter; died on Sunday night, De
cemhcr 30, 1895, and was buried by tho
side of her husband in the Protestant
cemetery. Mr.. and Mrs. Bullock de
sire to return thanks To n%eighbors anC
friends for kindness shown them II
their bereavement.
Among the handsome residences re
Gently erected in this delightful
gulf coast resort, the cottage built FOL
Mai. II. II. Richardson, of Chicago
situated corner Porter and Martin
avenues, deserves special mention
Southern lumber was used exclusively
in the construction. The frame, floor.
and interior work arc Of yellow pine
the latter, furnished by the Farms
worth Lumber Company, OF Scranton
being entirely free OF knots and I'm
ished in oil. The building is n ant
IA half stories high, Is OF modern STYLE
and was designed by the well-knOwr
architect and builder, Greg0r Weider
There are four connections rooms or
the main floor with closets and three
airy porticos set of the building Z
good advantage. A neat and wei
arranged stable occupies the rear
The grounds surrounding the resi-
dence are tastefuily laid out in land
scape style, embcllishcd by numerou
shade and fruit trees. Mr.. Richard
son and his charming wife took pos
, session of this elegant place Januar,
LIST. and will continue to occupy sam
us their wiuter home in the South.
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