The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-05-14
The Ocean Springs Hotel is prepared
rprnlNn summer uupSIS.

of Mr.. W. II. Maybin at Biloxi.
DR.. NJ. C. Vaughan paid Moss Point
"A professional visit last Tuesday.
Mr.. f. j. Lundy paid a two days
business visit TO Mobile this week.
Mr.. G. w. Zcigler, of this place has
been issued a patent for a conveycr,
Mrs. |. G. Lewis, after a pleasant
s%ojouru here, left for Chicago Wednes-
day.
Work on the new addition to the
.Shanahan house is nearing compile
ton.
Mr.. W. r. Irby and family left for
their home at Batesyille, Miss, re-
Gently.
Mrs. Annie T.. Feitig visited her
beautiful summer villa, ON the beach
last Saturday.
Mr.. j. NJ. Ninllcmot, Of New Or
leans, registered at the Ocean Springs
Hotel this week.
Last Saturday the two little sons Of
Mr.. Boise were rescued from drowning
by Mr.. A. r. Neillon,
Mr.. r. b. Lynd and family, Of New
Orleans arrived Saturday TO spend the
summer at ''Lyndhurst.'
MessrS. f. NJ. Barber and W. II.
Maybin, Of Biloxi were in town ON ie-
gal business Wednesday.
Mr.. viii II. Day left for Louisville,
KY, Tuesday after "a pleasant Vlslt 10
his sister Mrs. w. c. West.
Mrs. T. w. Grayson went to Mobile
Monday to pay her first visit to nGr
grandson the heir Of Mr.. Geo. w.
GraysOn.
Miss f. Ericsson, who has lately been
connected with the st. Charles Hotel
is a guest OF the Egan cottage for sew
eral weeks.
Prof. James Lynch has made desired
improvements to the sidewalks sur,
rounding his property On Jackson ana
Porter avenues.
The foundation is being laid for the
new residence Of Capt. John johnson
adjoining his store, on Jackson ana
Porter avenues.
Mr.. +. w. Kirkland, general freight
agent at Montgomery, Ala, for the
Midland Railroad spent Sunday at the
Ocean Springs Hotel.
Mai. +. NJ. Weed, our genial and
efficient station agent visited ms
friend Mr.. Fred Staples at West Pas-
cagoula last Friday.
Col. q. A. Hayward, who has Decn
soiourning several months at the
Ocean Springs Hotel, left for his home
in St. Louis on Thursday.
Mr.. +. J. Morris has fitted up his
commodious pavilion at the end OF his
wharf for oysters, ice cream, summer
refreshments and bathing
Mrs. Thos. Shelton and mother, Mrs.
Dorothy Anderson, who have been
s%oiourning at ''ROunie Oaks" left for
Leadyille, COL, Tuesday last.
The refreshment room Of Messrs. +.
Buttncr & Son has been renovated
and filed with candies, cakes, soda,
pop, etc. See their new sign.
Mr.. c. w. Ziegler is having built a
handsome and substantial bridge
across the raylne between his Lake
View property and the Maginnis
place.
The gospel tent meetings in progress
here are largely attended. Evangelist
b. n. Hatch is preaching the Word
with great power and fine effect, The
music is very fine, the choir being led
by Miss Hatch.
Inn arrivals: w. f. Bailey, New
York; J. A. English, Philadelphia; II,
l.. Janin, J.. ID. Warren, j. f. Gold
smith, W. A. Noll, G. u. Farrar, E. NJ,
Vallette, N. NJ. Cudabac, A. Nicaud,
New Orleans; II. Eiselen, st. Louis,
On Wednesday the colored popula
tion gathered in great numbers tt
hear what they deemed IA cause celebre
the case OF State VS.. Flavius Jackson
before Mayor GraySon, charged VIII
assault and battery upon JOSEPH
Wright. A jury was impanelled ant
after hearing the evidence and argu
ment OF counsel, speedily returned /
verdict Of not guilty. f. NJ. Barber
Esq. conducted the prosecution, W
II. Maybin, Esq, for defense.
The Sisters in charge of st. Al
phonsus Parochial school gave thcl
pupils a picnic at Spanish Camp OF
Wednesday. The tally-ho called 70
the little ones at the school house a
0 o'clock and brought them back a
shutdown. Every one had a good time
playing games, etc. A nice Dime
was served at noon, and the day wi
be pleasantly remembered by all thos
present.
Died at his beautiful home in thi
town on the 18th inst, Or, f.
Vaughan in his 10Th year. His wifi
an only son, Henry A., and daughteI
Miss Katie F.. survive him and wer
all present as the soul of this goo
man left its earthly tenement an
returned to God who gave IT," ID
Vaughan was a native Of kentuck'
and had always lived in that stat
until about five years ago when
moved to this place with his wife an
i. daughter, where his brother, our c.
Mayor, DR.. NJ. G. Vaughan. has lor
resided. An only sister, So years
: age, is still living in Kentucky. ii
, sou is a prominent business nan al
| citizen of Louisville. The deceas(
had become well.known in all OF
. coast towns, and was most highly c
: teemed for rare qualities Of mind ar
heart, at all times and on all occ
!, sions. His was Il life OF great activi'
! and usefulness; tenderly sympathet
on all occasions, with a YARN soci
Z greeting more characteristic Of ear
. manhood than OF an o%ctegenaria
I The funcrel services were conduct,
o by his pastor, Rev. l.. N. Brock, fro
\ the family residence at = o'clock Sa
urday afternoon. a large c%oncourse
n Borrowing friends and s%ympathiziI
n neighbors following the remains
their last, silent home in the beau
cemetery overlooking Fort BayO
The deceased was a consistent mel
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