The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1897-07-23

capt. John Johnson paid a business
visit to New Orleans on Wednesday.
jeff is keeping his eye on George,
while the WIS are pursuing the latter.
Mr.. Chas. Donnough, secretary OF
the New Orleans Police board Is stay.
ing In our town.
Mrs. w. J. Smith and Mrs. Mary
Martin. OF Barclay, spent Wednesday
with relatives here.
There will be services in the Baptist
church next Sunday morning and
evening by the pastor.
Mr.. Walter Hyde, wife and two
children. Of Vossburg, are guests OF
Maj. L. W. Grayson and family.
DR.. d. p. Russell came in from
Saucier on Monday and reported lav-
ing lost his line horse the day before.
Three little niggers tickled to death
and the man from Kalamazoo can lie
seen at the Paragon saloon.
Capt. Robert Talbot and family. of
AlKiers, La. are occupying the Friar
cottage on Washington aud Calhoun
avenues.
The change in our town water pipes
gives a much stronger and improved
service to the credit 0f Mr.. A. E. Lewis
proprietor.
The Colonel" having failed in his
former asperatlOns for appointments
is reported now to be seeking new
alliances.
Mr.. J. J. Green. a well.knOwn Or.
leanian, who has been Quartcred at
the Artesian house is on a business
visit to Scranton and vicinity.
Mrs. J. N. Scott and family, OF New
Orleans, have rented the ROsamheau
cottage on Calhoun avenue, where
they will permanently reside.
Miss Cora IIelmcr, OF this place died
In New Orleans last Friday night aged
2l years. Her remains were brought
here for interment the following day.
1t gives us pleasure to State that
the .. 5. hotel Is rapidly fllling with
summer guests. This Is one Of the
most popular resorts on the gulf coast.
Miss Penelope +. Schultze, the fas.
cinating and cultured solicitor for the
Chautauqua drawing board and educa.
tor Is quartered at the Artcsian house.
Mrs. Lou Cook and charming daugh.
ter Miss Willcr, OF New Orleans, after
a pleasant visit OF two weeks to the
family OF Capt. John johnson returned
home Saturday.
Mcssrs. Joseph Gcary, John Whcl-
age, Joseph Schuermann, Miss Mary
McGrath. Chas. +. Coil and wife. all
0f New Orleans spent several days at
the Egan cottage this week.
Prominent among the new arrivals
at the Ocean Springs hotel on We'd
neSday were the following: Mrs. G..
st. Martin, Misses NJ. Blahut, L. Will.
liams and Mr.. S. Daiglc, all OF iIOuma,
La. g
Mr.. and Mrs. William Christian, OF
New Orleans drc donliciled here for
the season. They have as their guests
Mrs. Kate PeytOn and the Misses
George and Katie Peyton Of the same
cpGs,.
ASorOken leg accident at the coal
shed to local freight employee was
an unfortunate Sunday calamity. DR..
f. r. Bragg set the broken limb, and
the unlucky man Tom Keiser was
taken to his home in BAY st. Louis.
August 18th promises to be a gala
and crowded day In town, the occasion
being the celebration OF our "Fire
Ladies'" the 10th would be the re.
gular day, but in order to favor the
bremen OF other coast tow Us, our New
Orleans suburbs and the crowd gener.
ally with the special excursion rates,
our fire company decide to celebrate
on the 18th and extend royal wei
come to all.
The cplored camp meeting at the
Gulf Coast Camp Ground, two miles
east Of Ocean Springs, Miss, will open
August 18th and continue for ten days,
arrangements have been effected with
the Railroad Co.. for reduced rates,
trains will stop daily both ways at the
groundsf Rev. W. Mcneil, Pastor.
Last Thursday week an evening sail
on the bay and elegant refreshments
at her home, TO a large party OF ladies
evinccd the hospitality OF Mrs. E. r.
Bragg and the enjoyment she delights
to afford Others. The Ice cream, cake
etc, part Of the occasion was partici.
patcd In by some Of the husbands.
Sundays Plcayune contained a fine
portrait OF Col. j. r. Rose, the wealthy
Chicago manufacturer, who has d
beautiful winter villa on the beach
and also Of his magnificent pleasure
slOOp the Ncpenthe that Is weIl-knOwn
to have been the finest boat In the
southern yacht fleet. The article con.
tained a biographical sketch OF Col.
Rose and description and history OF
the Nepenthe that won so many
laurcls 10 the regattas Of the gulf.
Arrivals at the Joachim cottage
Mrs. A. J. Bucher AMI children, Mrs.
:. Simpson and children, Mrs. VIM.
IIclwig and children, Mesdamcs Geo
Theilcr, NJ. Long, A. Hclwick, Julia
Bucller, J. Mcdonald, Mr.. and Mrs. p
MOnere and children, Paul StOltz and
wife, Louis Bucher, John Bensel, Vic,
tor Laghman, Dan Sentry, all Of New
Orleans.
Arrivals at the llling hotel: Misse.
Katie LOckert, Emma Mcstier, L. Il
Goodwin, J. f. Langford, l.. j. Mes
tier, Jr., E. 5. Cobb and family, q
Gutlans and wife, Misses Regina ant
Gertrude Schmitt, Frank Moss, Mrs
II. Ziegler and daughters, A. Stander
II. A. Schaefer, John Sabert, c. DOna
hue and child, New Orleans, DR.. s. A
Pool, Memphis.
Arrivals at the Ocean Springs hotel
Harry Duquesne, DR.. Il. q. Trahan
Mrs. A. 9. Pritchett, S. X. Mayors, p
NJ. Scale, New Orleans; Mrs. S. w
Burgamy, Misses Alma and Franci
Mae Burgamy, Mrs. ]. ID. Gibson, Mrs
Robt. McLester, Miss Ruth McLestel
Miss l.eta Goldsmith, Robt. McLesteI
Mrs. L. A. Goldsmith, Birmingham
N. A. Tillman. South Carolina; Mrs
May Green, Misses Maury and Mats
Green, Greenwood, Miss; Dr.. o. {
/, Brothers. West Point; h. +. Holliday
Prairie Station, Miss.