The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-04-26

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Prof. w. G. Welborn from the A.
and NJ. College at Starkville, Miss,
was at Ocean Springs Monday.
Mrs. S. Anderson, OF Vancleave was
at Ocean Springs Tuesday,
Misses Gertrude and Minnie Scar
borough, OF Pass Christian spent Sun.
day at Ocean Springs.
MIR. Grinnell and wife and Mrs.
Avery, Of Grand Rapids have gone to
Mobile and Pensacola for short visit,
but will return before leaving for the
North.
Mr.. Jos. Blair, Jr. and Mr.. johnson
visited New Orleans Saturday.
Hing House: Geo. A. Kard, NJ. D.
and family, Springtown, Texas; G. NJ.
Abney, NJ. d. aud family, Mrs. Ida
Dunn, Franklin, Texas; r. +. Moore,
Cairo, Ga; John A. Faggard, Walter
pulUu, DiCWUOu'
Mr.. L. D. Cortright, wife and grand
son, Louis Bennett, returned Wednes-
day to Chicago via New Orleans.
Rev. J. G. Galloway went to New
Orleans Tuesday to attend the Metho.
dist Missionary Convention as a della.
gate from here.
! Col. II. S Hyatt, an attache OF the
Land Department OF the L. & N. r.
r. spent several days with his family
here leaving again for the north.
Mrs. VIM Kern and son, Mr.. Alonzo
Kern, OF New Orleans, were Sunday
guests Uf the Shanahan House.
Rev. Father Henry Mortier return
ed Wednesday from the annual retreat
| OF priests at Natchez.
Mr.. Geo. W. Davis, accompanied by
| his daughters, Misses Mae and Mamie
and Messrs. j. l.. Clark and S. Brad
ford spent Wednesday angling for tn
finny tribe al Tch0utica Bouffe.
| Miss Amelia Cox, OF Florala, afte
an enjoyable visit to Mr.. George W
Davis and family returned home Sun
day.
Mrs. s. J. Whitaker, who has bee
: sojourning at the Ocean Springs hott
returned to her home in Philadelphi
via New Orleans Wednesday.
Shanahan House: D. G. Acost;
! Mobile; Dr.W. ?. Mccall, Eunis, Tex
+ DR.. B. Nawlin, Jonah, Tex; DR.. j. !
fuckers, Ben Wheeler Tex. DR.. A
&. e. Cone, Portland, Ark; DR.. M. |
Q Cox, Martins Mill. Tex; DR.. j. 1
Gardner, Montizuma, Ga; DR.. G. L
Hope, Oak Ridge, La; VIM. Watson
l Athlone, Ireland; Dan L. Rose, Nc,
Orleans; L. d. Randall, Bratton, Ky
A. G. Bevan, Martinsburg, Ind; S. r
: Ratliff, Vancleave.
Al We have to notice with much re
gret the departure OF Mr.. A. D. Nicol
9 for his home in Sewickly, Pa. Blu
: ours is not the only "sorrowng heart.
0 1t was surmised that the pang OF part
E ing was reciprocated aud althoug
"smiles were wreathed," it was prot
ably because there were compensa
S tiOns that we know not Of. See!
Mr.. Clifford Manierre left for hi
home in Chicago Tuesday to the re
. gret Of many friends. DR.. and Mrs
Manierre will linger few days in ou
midst to enjoy the fine weather
flowers and birds.
Col. j. b. Rose and Mr.. Rush II
Fields and wife entertained on tn
yacht Crescent Saturday. The tri
| to Pascagoula and Scranton was on
I OF the most delightful this perfec
1 little craft has made in these waters
Z The guests were: Mr.. LOUIS Sulliya
and wife, DR.. II. b. Powell and wifi
, of Three Oaks and their guests Mis-
r Mignon Courscn, of Chicago and Mis-
Laura Cook, OF Davenport, Iowa, Nj
e A. De Pass and wife, Miss De Pal
, and Miss Call. ...,
, The musical held at Hollywood wa
an agreeable surprise to every On'
Although thrown almost entirely o
their own resources, the member
proved themselves equal to the occ;
sion, and presented an excellent pr
. gram. The floral decorations we
: extremely beautiful, and the 'suppl
}. ment" OF peanuts and taffy served
d the dining room under the manag
t ment of Mr.. Walter Clark, seemed
i be enjoyed by all. Indeed there we
J, several faces visible then, which hi
l. not materialized during the renderil
g of the program, much to the chagr
l. OF those providing the cntertaipmen
Il and the annoyance Of those endeavt
y ing to carry out the program. Dor
e you think II would be well for peOE
r who accept an invitation to a functit
Y. intended for their delectation to shn
IN their appreciation Of the effort BY
least appearing to enjoy it?
Caught . Dreadful Cold.
ID Marion Kooke, manager for T.
Thompson, a large importer OF I'll
millinery at 1859 Milwaukee Avenu