The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-06-04
Hon. l.. G. Manuel was in town this

Hon. l.. G. Manuel was in town this
week.
House painters are busy making
buildings attractive.
Mr.. Joe Marshall, a popular young
MObilian is on a visit to friends here.
Several large loads of wool have
been brought in during the last week
Mrs. Lynd, Of New Orleans spent
asst week here with her son, Mr.. 7. B.
Lynd.
An enjoyable party was given at the
residence Of Mr.. j. l.. Clark on Tues
day evening.
Mr.. A. G. Tebo, OF New Orleans
and DR.. L. Cheves Teb0, Of Biloxi,
were recent visitors.
Miss Annie North left on Saturday
to spend the summer with her sister
at Lutchcr, La.
Mr.. Geo, W. Davis is building an
addition to his residence on Bowen
avenue.
There was a light shower Sunday,
but not enough TO lay the dust or ben
eft the gardeners.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Browning, OF New
Orleans are visiting the family Of Mr..
A. V. ROsambeau.
Mcssrs. Davis Bros, mammoth
store building has been artistically
painted.
Hon, j. D. Sharer and family, of
Glendale, La, are s%0jOurning at the
Ocean Springs Hotel.
Mr.. G.. W. Boyd, OF New Orleans is
a guest of his friend, Capt. G. Hanson
at Breezy Point.
Our ever vigilcnt town Marshal
Tardy is putting new touches Of shells
on our beautiful avenues.
Prof. L. d. Sauls, superintendent
and principal Of the Puryis High
school is visiting our town this week.
Mrs. Andrews with her son has gone
North for the summer, having rented
both Of her cottages here for the sea-
son.
Mrs. Orville Ewing and son, Misses
Agnes White and Maddie Markell, all
Of New Orleans are guests OF Mr.. b. f..
Joachim and family.
Mr.. and Mrs. f. J. WILDER, Of New
Orleans and Mr., ID. j. Ponceler and
family, Of Birmingham, Ala, are sum
mering at the AliRe.
Monday last S. G. Ramsay, Of Van
Clcarc brought to town 5000 pounds OF
wool, which was bought by Davis
Bros, at - cents per pound.
After an absence Of II years Mrs,
W, l.. Owen. of Burnam, Texas, is
visiting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Il. W. Grayson.
Last year and before, fine ripe
watermelOns we're ia market the last
of May, The late wet spring greatly
delays their coming this year.
During the last week many families
have come to town for the summer.
But few vacant cottages reman and
the boarding houses are being filled.
Our entcrprising Alderman West
brook has moved from his Porter ave-
nue. residence to his new purchase on
Washington avenue, adjoining the
p~ostOtlice.
Sunday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock a
large crowd gathered at Bradford's
landing on Fort bayou, to witness the
immersion OF the newly accepted
members of the Baptist church, Rev.
l.. N. Brock o%tliciated.
Mr.. Jerry O'Kecfe, Il pioneer and
ever accommodating liveryman, on
the corner of Jackson and Porter
avenues, invites the eye as well as the
patronage of the public by the neat
ness Of his premises.
One Of the neatcst places in town to
quench ones thirst after a salt bath
or drive, is at the Paragon Saloon,
where the celebrated Paducah brand
is kept.
On Tuesday Messrs. d. Anderson,
SOnnie D%elchamps, j. p. and Will
Vancleave. Misses Mamie Mcclure,
Dora and Maud Casey, Rosa Ames and
NJ. Delchamps enjoyed a delightful
sail to Biloxi.
The trustees OF the public school
met Wednesday evening and estab'
lished a permanent high school Prof
2. ID. Sauls, Of Purvis, principal. The
school will be graded, il charter OBJ
tanned and made ready far opening lr
September.
Tho handsome nontbo launch Mar,
f., Capt. G, Hanson, owner, took
fP""s,tUyT nnsd,n nhorn , j,rao nnantit,
,u'S Sn,ni nI" wa % r,Hsht any,
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'nu'" 'p''o '"Jo'ou'
Recent arrivals at the Ocean Spring
Hotel: James Henry and wife, N. }
Scott, b. f. HOllingSworth, r. J. Muir
phy, Jos. r. Walton, New Orleans; +