The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-03-23
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ton Wednesday, after a ten days visit.
) NAH. Sey dd6ur reports shysmp and
fish plentiful.
Mr.. J. B. Ormond, OF Meridian. Miss.
ia visiting his sister, Mrs. Van Hook.
Mics Chandler, Of Mobile is visiting
Nh Jackson.
Mrs. j. B. Dunn and Mrs. Toby are
guests OF Mrs. j. M. Boyd.
Miss Mary Grunewald, OF New Or
leans is visiting Miss DE Pass.
Mrs. Carrie Bowman, Of New Albany,
Indiana, arrived last Saturday to spend
a while with her sister, Mrs. W. e..
West.
Mr.. June P. Vancleave, from Hamac,
Ala. is spending a weeks vacation with
his parents here.
Mr.. Will Markell and son Edward, of
New Orleans are on a weeks visit to
Mr.. Is. +. Joachim and family.
Little Alonz0, the Two and a half
year old son Of Mr.. and Mrs. Antonio
Ryan died Tuesday after a short ill.,
ness.
Vahle's Hotel arrivals: z. H. Ram
say, G. II. Lyon. Atlanta; j. r. Cole,
Louisville ; TN. Young, Lumberton;
LaMita Harms4 New York e. D.
Morbly, St. Loul6;; Mrs. L. Holdesth,
New Orleans.
Among the charming visItctaS I
Ocean Springs <Dis season Hiss
Georgian Harris, OF Chicago, who with
her mother is a guest Of the Shanahan
House.
A musical was given Monday even
ing at the Shanahan House in honor
OF Miss Gertrude Kuhn, Of New Or
leans. Instrumental and vocal selec.
tions were beautifully rendered by
Miss Georgian Harris and Mr.. Walter
Clark.
Rt. Rev. Hugh Miller Thompson,
Bishop OF Mississippi, and Rev. f
Thompson, OF Biloxi. conducted divine
service at the Episcopal church Wed
nesday afternoon. An a%ppreciativ'
congregation was present.
Mrs. Geo. W. Grayson, Of Mississippi
City, Misses Stella Hardness, Etie an,
Lizzie Kelley, Ollie Afford, of Biloxi
were Wednesday visitors.
Mr.. G. Hanson, OF New Orleans spen
Saturday and Sunday with a party {
friends at his beautiful summer res
dence, Breezy Point. The occasion {
.. the trip was to celebrate his birthda
, anniversary.
On Monday Mrs. II. Shannon wit
: her guests, Mrs. w. NJ. Biddcll an
Miss Shields, enjoyed an outing
:. Ship Island On the steamer Georgi
| Mrs. Biddcll and Miss Shields return
), ed the next day to Columbia, Tenn.
Recent arrivals at the Shanaha
House: John J. Kuhn, Miss Gertrut
Kuhn, E. Morphy, New Orleans, ].
Hughes, San Marcos, Texas; Louis ]
. Dugan, New York; John Gilsey, Ge'
!. N. Mettler, burlington, Kansas; v
: X. DUNCAN, Redding, Pa.
4 Mr.. Jesse Lyon Is still with Mr.
y Holcomb, and is doing some exceller
work by way Of repairing the variol
clocks and watches which have I,
: some time needed attention in Ocea
Springs and vicinity. He is late
from the Waltham Theological SchOU
Mr.. Jackson, of Louisville, who wit
d his wife is domiciled with Mrs. Flo
It comb, has been quite i'll tor some daj
o past, but we are glad to see him &
g the streets again. Miss Florence Sta
> nard, OF Mobile is spending the wee
!, with Mr.. and Mrs. Jackson, and HI
:, cheerful manners contribute no lit
to the entertainment of an invalid.
g Mr.. and Mrs. Reynolds, OF GraT
Rapids, Mich, reluctantly left Il
n their northern home last Monday, aft
y a very satisfactory sojourn OF sever
e weeks among us. They made arrang
Is ments for a longer stay next winter.
e The entertainment given by M
y Opie Reed at the Fireman's Hall
+ Tuesday evening was listened to vii
o pleasure by a large audience OF O
best ci tizens. Those who expected
: near a "lecture" were somewhat di
appointed, as the exercises c0nsist'
= only OF detached stories, quite foreiI
!, to each other, and with No pretence
having a "raison d'etre." The sele
tions, however, we're very good al
n were rendered in u most charmiI
n manner, the style being entirely oris
.e nal. Nothing was exaggerated, thou.
- the characters represented were ea'
n kept distinct. Perhaps one OF 81
most attractive features was the IA
that one never lost sight OF Mr.. Re
r. himself, or his personality. He "
a introduced by Rev. Mr.. Van Hook
n a very pleasant way, and as the u
s: men stood together on the stage,
" could not help thinking that we h
IN "the whole thing" since there "
II "the long and short oft"
le 1t is very hard to stand idly by a
Or see our dear ones suffer while ava
ing the arrival OF the doctor. An 1
bany(N. ~ dairyman called at a dr.
store there for y doctor to come a
4 see his child, then very sick vi