The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1896-01-24
Tennis is the latest fad.


Col II. S. Hyatt paid Scranton a
business visit Monday.
Hermie Russell returned recently
from an extended trip north.
Miss Celeste Delmas, of Scranton,
visited friends here last week.
e. J. Morris has returned from a
business trip to the G ulf City.
Judge r. D. Wigginton has recov-
cred from an attack of la grippe.
A. E. Lewis, of West Pascagoula,
was in town Tuesday on business.
Mr.. Norcrissc Seymour and Misses
Hattie and Mamie Seymour have been
quite III.
G. s. Hodges and family, of Orchard
Lake, Mich, are nicely ensconccd on
the Earle place.
Mr.. Charles S. Wolfe, leading
druggist at Dana, Ind, is guest at
the Hing House.
Col. Daniel r, Garrison and daugh-
ters, from st. Louis, Mo-, are expected
at the Springs Saturday.
The DEMOCRAT STAR Office at Scran-
ton is the place to have artistic job
printing done at low prices.
Mr.. Charles w. Zeigler. Of New Or
leans, spent Sunday here at Lake
view," his handsome beach home.
While playing in the garden last
Saturday, little Alice Mcdonnell had
a fall, injurlng her ankle severely.
The regular meeting of st. Johns
Guild will be held at the church on
Friday, January "a, at $3.50 o'clock.
The Whist Club held its regular
fortnightly meeting on "Wednesday
last at the residence Of Mrs. G. Wolf.
Major A. Z. ITaskall, of Chicago, a
guest of the Ocean Springs Hotel,
who has been quite i'll is GONZALES
cent.
Mr.. w. e. Rich, of Mobile, A. II
Truitt and S. ID. Truitt, OF Elmer,
Mo-, registered at the Hing House.
last week.
Oh, mamma, can I go, I won't stay
late. Yes. daughter dear, but renem-
Der the time and don't stop at the
lone pine.
c. NJ, and p. B. Bellman. popular
young men Of Ocean Springs, paid
Scranton and Pascagoula pleasant
visit on Sunday.
Mr.. Frank M. Zeiglcr, Jr., after two
weeks pleasant visit here at Lake
view, returned to his home in New
Orleans on Sunday last.
The avenues and cross streets are
being shelcd and placed in excellent
condition under the supervision of our
efficient marshal, Geo. II. Tardy.
The subscription list of the DEMO-
CRAT-STAR is growing at this place.
Everybody ought to subscribe for this
truly interesting county paper. Only
50 year.
Mrs. G. r. Britten, of Cleveland, o.,
and her mother, Mrs. G.. b. Munger,
of Princeton, Ill.,, arrived last Thurs
day. They are visiting Mrs. A. d.
Sheldon.
Last Tuesday a party of ladies en-
j0yed sail to Biloxi. Among them
were Mesdamcs E. r. Bragg, II. Hol-
comb, G. e. Leach, II. +. Halstead,
Miss NJ. Orvis, Miss S. Lincoln and
Others.
Tuesday evening Mrs. Auze enter
tained the Progressive Euchre Club.
Among the guests Of the club were:
Mrs Il. NJ. Weed, Mrs. Halderman,
Col. G.. A. Hayward, Mr.. j. +. Mead,
Mr.. f. II. Jackson and Mr.. Il. NJ.
ZeigIer, Jr.
Wednesday evening at O'Clock a
pretty wedding took place at the resi-
dence of Mr.. r. l.. Phelps. The con-
tracing parties were Miss Olive Par
rigen, of this place, and Mr.. VIM. A.
Terry, of Meridian, Miss, Rev. T.
w. Brown Otficiated.
Recent arrivals at the Ocean
Springs Hotel: Geo. H. Clapp, +. e.
Rutan, Pittsburg; Pa, VIM. E. Will
son, Mobile. II. r. Persinger, Mrs. H.
Wright. Miss r. M. Wright, Mrs. Geo,
Sharp, J. p. Sharp and wife. Miss
Julia Haskall, Master Lurt Halder-
man, Chicago.
"AlcyOnie" is the name Of a pretty
l6-foot gasoline launch recently pur-
chased by DR.. Il. A. E. Holcomb from
the Monitor Vapor Engine Co., Of
Grand Rapids, Mich, through their
agent here, Mr.. S. II. Haviland. The
launch is primarily intended for
pleasure and cruising purposes.
The fruit and vegetable growers
met Saturday and organized the Gulf
Coast Fruit Growers Association. II.
Shannon, president (; E. II. Firth,
secretary and treasurer. Twenty-Five
members were enrolled, representing
40, 900 trees in orchards. The associa-
tion meets the first Saturday In each
month.
That Mr.. Geo. W. Davis is the
champion hog raiser on the Gulf
Coast was satisfactorily proved here
last Tuesday. He had killed twen-
ty.three months old hog weighing 1855
pounds, which had never cost him
over 81 in the feeding The sire was
raised by Mr.. Davis, and when killed
last year weighed 64si pounds. The
above Is an evidence Of the adaptibil-
ity Of our climate and soil. to the rails
-