The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-26
Major s. Howell and wife made a

Monday there was quite a rain
storm here, but no damage done
thereby.
DIR. and Mrs. Peasants entertained
Rev. Mr.. Howell and wife at dinner
on Tuesday.
Saturday evening last there was a
Salvation Army meeting on Washing
ton avenue.
The guests of the Ocean Springs
Springs Hotel enjoyed a sailing party
Saturday afternoon.
There was an interesting meeting Of
the Ladies Of st. Johns Guild at the
church last Friday afternoon.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Harbaugh and
son William left Monday for their
home in Sewickley, Pa.
Among the arrivals last week OF
Northern visitors were Mr.. and Mrs.
j. G. Bixby, of Council Bluffs, Iowa.
On Tuesday the household of Mr..
and Mrs. o. A. Baker was made happy
by the advent Of a l2-pound boy baby.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. f. Russell and lit
tie daughter Hazel, went to New Or
leans Tuesday to see Joseph Jefferson.
Mr.. Jay Rudd, who has been So
%journing at the Hing House returned
to his home at Sheldon, N. D., last
week.
linn arrivals: J. II. Sebastian, J..
Lehman. New Orleans: G.. W. Vern-
ell, Mobile; w. l.. Bickham, Dallas,
Texas.
Wednesday afternoon there was d.
vine service at the Episcopal church.
Rev. Eben Thompson, Of Biloxi,
Ufficiated.
Davis Bros. keep the largest and
freshest stock OF groceries, dry goods,
shoes, hats, feed, etc, in town at
prices that defy competition.
Rev. W. G. West is with his family
at East Beach this week, taking in a
supply OF ozone to counterfeit any i'll
effects OF Louisiana malaria.
DR.. ID. W. Halstead was in New Or
leans Thursday and Friday Of last
week visiting his son Harley. He
found him very sick, but in good
hands, with "A favorable outlook for
speedy recovery.
Hing House arrivals: F. Williams,
Cincinnati: A. II. Britton, j. w.
BrosWell, Chicago; G. A. Tildcn, Cali
fornia; J.. II. Jameson, Cliftonville,
Miss: l.. f. DOzier, Mobile; J. L..
wilkins, Heidelburg, Miss.
Last Monday Mr.. ChaS. r. Harbaugh
and family and Miss II. b. Dickson,
after a pleasant stay Of two months,
guests of the Ocean Springs Hotel
took their departure for Pittsburgh,
Pa, greatly delighted with their out
ing.
Hon. L. G. Manuel left Sunday for
Jackson in response to a call from
Gov. McLaurin to consider measures
for the relief of the impending bnan-
cial condition OF the State. Mr..
Manuel is on the Ways and Means
committee.
Mcssrs. Harry and Ernest Halstead
have just completed the shipment Of
a IA Of live oak trees to Mr.. w. B.
Schmidt. New Orleans, to be used in
the parks Of that city. The Halsteads
have the finest oak grove on the coast
with trees Of all sizes, suitable for
transplanting.
MAJ. +. VI. Weed. the genial station
agent has ornamcnted his Office with a
magnificent oil painting Of an indian
chief on horseback riding on the
plains at daybreak. The painting is a
masterpiece and was presented 20 the
Major by n of his distinguished
friends in Italy.
Major Howell, cashier of the Bank
OF Adrian, Mich, has purchased of
Mrs. w. r.. Stuart a lot 200x4SO feet
at the head OF Porter avenue. This
is one Of the most beautiful locations
in town. The Major will build a
modern home, and in time take up his
permanent residence here.
Mr.. ]. II. Wemple and wife, of WAY
erly, ILL.,, are at Mrs. T.. A. E. Hol-
combs for a few weeks stay. Mr..
Wemple Is a victim Of asthma and
this is his second visit to our health
giving climate. He owns a beautiful
place on East Beach, or which we
hope to see a nice house and have
them permanently with US.
Recent arrivals at the Ocean Springs
Hotel: Mr.. and Mrs. Walter G. Mel
son. A. J. Franks, Emil Tyden, A.
Talberg, DR.. w. II. Powell, wife and
party, Chicago; w. A. Parks and wife,
Des MOincs, Prof. II. A. Morgan,
Baton Rouge, Mrs. A. X. Vickers,
Miss Louise Rebman, Vienna, H.: E
Gottschalk. N, j. Scott. New Orleans;
b. A. Shepherd, Lexington, Miss.
Col. W. L. Standish, accompanied
by Miss Bessie Jennings and Mr.. w.
p. McVay, left for Sewickley, Pa,
Tuesday night. Col. Standish was
called away on business, but will re-
turn in 10 days. Miss Jennings and
Mr.. McVay will be greatly missed at
the Ocean Springs Hotel where they
were extremely popular, the former by
her grace and beauty and the latter by
his genial manners.
Hon. Benz. +. Lindsey, OF Bay St.
Louis and DR.. &. w. Bennett, Of Gulf
Port were in our town Saturday. AS
they were closcted for sometime with
our leading Republicans, Col. New
comb Clark ahd DR.. D. W. Halstead,
IL Is fair to suppose that politics and
it may be some political pie vas un.
der consideration. Mr.. Lindsey Is one
OF the foremost Republicans on the
coast, and Is an all around good fell
low, and deserves a good chunk of pie.
One Of the most enjoyable sailing
parties Of the season was given by the
guests of the Aline and several of
their friends last Saturday. The trip
was to Beauvoir, where several of the
party landed, and after visiting the
Davis home returned here by rail.
Mrs. G. T.. Leach had provided a fine
dinner, &c which full justice was done,
Among the party were Mrs. II. Nj.
Scarborough. Mr.. Chas. M. Scarbo-
rough, Major and Mrs. S. Howell, Mr..
and Mrs. J. q. Bixby, MIR. George w.
Kerr. Misses Florence Kerr, Minna
Wolff. Mary Orvis, Laura West, Ma
rion Wright, Fernando Wolf.
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