The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-05

in New Orleans.
Mr.. W. A. Patterson will be in
charge OF the Inn.
Mrs. Ada Hughes, Of Texas, is WIS.,
iting friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. C. W. Ziegler, with
their children spent Carnival in New
Orleans.
Meeting Of St. Johns Guild next
Friday afternoon at half-past four
o'clock.
Dan and Fred Richardson will farm
the DR.. NewcOmb place this season.
Success to you, boys.
Rev. II. d. Howell will preach in the
Methodist church Sunday at IL o'clock
a. m. and at night.
Col. and Mrs. II. L. Whitney enter
tanned several friends at a driving
party Wednesday afternoon.
On Monday the guests OF the Aline
took a sail to Biloxi and landed to
witness the military display.
Miss Marion Wright, daughter OF
Judge Wright, OF Illinois, is visiting
with her uncle Rev. w. G. West.
The Calathumpians were out on the
streets Tuesday in costume and made
merry for the small boys and big ones
too.
Mr.. Harley +. Talstead and wife are
spending the week at New Orleans,
and will bask in the sunshine OF the
smiles Of their royal highness.
What's the matter with our mill
and the promise that it should u re-
gularly. Our wOrkmen who were to
be employed would like to know.
Fire Co. No. l gave a grand mask
ball for the benefit OF their hose fund
this week. A large crowd attended,
and dancing was kept up until quite
late.
Wednesday afternoon Rev. Eben
Thompson held divine services at the
Episcopal church. Next Wednesday
Bishop Thompson will hold services.
Next Wednesday evening there will
be a lecture given for the benefit Of
the Episcopal church. Subject: "In
the Cleaning with Southern Poets
and Poetry"
viii Vanclcave is building a Fort"
at the corner and in front of his
fathers residence. The armament
will be groceries, provisions and feed.
Look out for his debut.
Hing House arrivals: ]. e. Ship
ton, Elizabeth, H.: F. d. Smith, New
York; John Ruback, Calvin Park. H.;
r. j. Loughridge, Moss Point; j. L.,
OstrOm, Scranton: A. L. Carrico, G..
r. Badeau, New Orleans.
DR.. Dan Newcomb and his family
have moved out to magnolia" their
beautiful home on Davis bayou and
will spend the summer there, The
Doctor has put up sign boards along
the route to guide the travellers to his
home.
DR.. ID. W. Halstead is in charge OF
the Halstead drug store while Harley
is in the Crescent City. The Doctor
is perfectly at home behind the coun-
ter or the prescription case, and his
many friends are giving him a royal
reception.
A wild goose chase THAT is what
Mr.. Geo. W. Davis had last Wedncs-
day week when he couldn't catch fish
He just looked up genuine wild goose
in the lake over the Ferry, scurried
home and got his gun and successfully
bagged his game.
On Tuesday Master William Har-
baugh took out a sailing party, con.
sisting of Commodore G. A. Harbaugh,
Mrs. II. p. Dickson, Mr.. and Mrs.
Chas. Harbaugh, Mr.. and Mrs. John
Slack and children. 1t is needless to
say the party enjoyed the outing.
Quite a select party left the Ocean
Springs Hotel to attend Mardi GraS,
among whom we're Col. w. L. Standish
and wife, Miss Bessie Jennings, Gen.
John Slack, MI. W. II. Pattison, Or.
Comm and wife, Misses f. l.. johnson
and f. II. Weber, Frank and Alb. Jack
O and others.
The Norwoods are wrestling with
the insurance adjusters in settlement
OF their fire loss on their beautiful
home. 1t seems strange that a little
good detective work isn't employed to
unearth the miscreant who applied
the torch. We understand that the
NorwOods will rebuild at once.
What. another paper here? Well,
now, what land agent wants a free
railroad pass, and with what deal is
he connected? 1t must be amusing To
the "Old Reliable" to note the rise
and fall OF the mushroom newspaper
efforts In our little city. Its lots OF
fun for the boys, and the 0. r. sub
scription list grows all the while.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ralph G. Curtiss, OF
Waverly, Illinois, are at the Seven
Pines" their beautiful home at East
End. Mr.. Curtiss Is a well-tO-dC
farmer, and although they have nc
children OF their own, they have rear
ed and educated a family OF ten
among whom are their nephew, Mr.
Winthrop Curtiss and his wife, wh(
make their home at "Seven Pines
and look after their uncle's interests
We note with pleasure that Mr.. Il
| w. Greene has taken possession OF thu
| Vancleaye Hotel, near the depot. II,
is having it thoroughly 0verhauleC
and will soon open it to the public un
der the name of ''The Inn" lfany maj
knows the needs of a good hotel it i
Mr.. Greene, and VIC bespeak for TIN
Inn a full share of the public patron
age. Mr.. Greene Vas for years tn
land and emigration agent Of the Mo
bile and Ohio Railroad. He last yea
successfully established the colony 0
Atmore, on the Louisville and Nash
vile Railroad above Mobile, and "
understand will open a land and cole
nization society here, assisted BY ID
q. j. Broders, OF Scranton.
Recent arrivals at the Ocean Spring
Hotel are: II. NJ. Street, Meridian
Miss; p. Sid Jones, Birmingham, Ala
r. j. Scott, Montgomery, Ala; +. II
Bullard, DR.. H.. B. Powell and wifi
Chicago; j. G. King, St. Louis; +. "
Norwood, East Beach, Ill.,; Mrs. j.
Tucker, O.. p. Jordan, Mississippi
Or. J. w. Comm and wife, Superior
Wis; J. NJ. Welkinborough, DR.. Gate
W. Jones, Miss Boyd, 1%ndianapoli!
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