The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-01-15

Popular j. h. Garrard passed several
days at Bay st. Louis this week.
County Surveyor Il. n. Ramsay Wis.
lied Scranton on business Monday,
Mr.. f. J. Morris, one Of our most
cnterprlsing citizens, paid Scranton
a business visit Tuesday.
Misses Nellie Smith and Fannie
Vaughan returned from IA pleasant
visit To friends at Moss Point.
Mrs j ]. Garrard cntetaincd BiSh.
op Hugh Miller Thompson and Dean
Ehen Thompson on Monday last.
The many friends Of Miss Maria
Carver will be pleased TO hear that
she is recovering from her recent i'll
ness.
Mr.. w. b. Miller, Of Chicago. with
the land department Of the Mobile &
ONO X. r., is registered at tie Ocean
Springs Hotel.
Miss Minnie Boss, after delightful
visit to her aunt here, Mrs. II. +.
llaIstead, returned to her home in
New Orleans last Tuesday.
The finest bread made on the coast
is that sold by Messrs. Davis Bros
and baked by Mr.. Edw. Hing at his
bakery on Washington avenue.
1t gives us pleasure to note the re-
turn Of Col l., ID. Cortright and fam.
lily, Of Chicago, who have taken WIN
ter quarters at the Ocean Springs
Hotel
Among the prominent guests at the
Ocean Springs Hotel are Mr.. W. p
MCNay and wife, Of Pittsburg, Pa.
who we are glad TO welcome each win
ter season.
Mrs. +. Buttner spent few days in
New Orleans recently, She was aC
COmpanied by her beautiful little
granddaughter, who had spent the
holidays here.
Hing House arrivals: G. w. Evers,
j. NJ Cunning, j. b. Wilson, j. G..
Starn, Bowling Green, Ohio; Il. G.
Bill and wife. Winona, Mimi; John
Marshall, ii. II llughy, Mobile, Ala.
Last Thursday night the residence
OF Mrs. II. b. Powell was robbed OF
several articles. Just what was taken
cannot be aSccrtdincd until the return
Of Mrs. Powell, who is spending two
weeks in Chicago
Bishop Hugh Miller Thompson. OF
Mississippi, assisted by Rev. Ebcn
Thompson, dean Of the coast, held
divine service at the Episcopal church
on Monday. a large congregation was
present and enjoyed the fine sermon
by the Bishop.
That accomplished teacher, Miss
f. c. Wolf, has now one Of the best
private schools that has been taught
here for years, 1t lis well attended and
under her competent management,
teacher, pupils and patrons have cause
TO be proud Of the work
Recent arrivals at the Ocean Springs
Hotel; J. NJ Wilson, Knoxville,
Tenn; G. A. HAYWARD, John Casey,
St. Louis: Geo W. Kerr and daugh-
ter, l.. ID. Cortright and wife. Mrs,
Frank I. Bennett. Master Ira f. Ben
nett, Chicago; VIM L. w. Adler,
New Orleans; DR.. Snidcr, Grand
Rapids, Mich.
Az dDOuJ LOU CLOCK w cUHcSudS
morning an alarm was sounded for a
fire that originated in the dry kiln of
the Ocean Springs Lumber Co.. Only
for the prompt action Of the Ocean
Springs Fire Co. No. /, the whole
plant would have been destroyed.
Loss about 10000 feet Of lumber.
Damage about $500, and no inSur-
ance The plant is operated by
Me>srs. heterogeneous Bros, lcssees
and part owners
CARD OF THANKS.
Please permit US through your col
umns To express our thanks to the
Fire Department Of Ocean Springs.
also to the citizens who so nOhly aided
in saving our saw mill plant from to-
tai destruction by fire on the night Of
the 18th, and by their untiring efforts
in battling with the flames succeeded
in saving the saw mill and plancr with
only the loss OF the dry kiln and 10. 600
feet OF lumber. Ocean Springs may
well feel proud Of her fire laddicS, and
to them and our citizens we extend
our thanks.
OCEAN SPRINGS SAW MILL Co.