The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-04-18

MRS. Il. A. Vancleave Is recovering
from a serious Illness.
Mrs. e. B. Blackwell visited friends
here Tuesday and Wednesday.
Pecan culture and poultry raising
are becoming big industries here.
Mrs. O.. Switzer IS conyalescing
from severe attack Of pneumonia.
Mrs. Annie Bransford Is a guest OF
Mrs. E. j. Wigginton and family this
week.
| Capt. S. T. Haviland from Colum.
bia, is enjoying visit to his family
this week.
All the hostelries are being renova.
ted preparatory for the reception Of
summer guests.
Mrs. Jane Dees, Of Ramsay, accom-.
panied by her son, Mr.. Calvin Dees
was in town Saturday. M
MI. I. GlIes.L Lewis returned to Chi.
cagn Thursday. Mrs. Lewis will re.
main some days longer.
Mr.. J. P. vancleave, " Nadawah,
Ala. spent several days with his par.
ents, returning Monday.
Teachers and pupils OF the High
School are preparing for concert at
the close OF the session.
! Miss Elvina Cox, OF McHenry visit
ed her friend Mrs. Sadie Williams at
the hume Of Mr.. Geo. w. Davis.
Dr. Ross A. Switzer, who just grad.
uated from the Chattanooga Medical
college returned home Tuesday.
DR.. .. L. Bailey is attending the
meeting Of the State Medical Asso.
citation held at Jackson this week.
Miss Daisy Cowan and her friend,
Miss Emma Phillips. OF Biloxi went to
Scranton Wednesday on short VISIT
= Mr. John Ware and daughter, OF
Vancleave were tile guests OF. DR.. NJ.
q. Vaughan and family Saturday last.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. "A. witty, who have
been sojourning at the Shaaahan
House several months have returned
70 Chicago. - ~
! Mr.. John c. Clark, who passed the
winter at the Shanahan House re-
turned to Grand. Rapids, via. New
Orleans Tuesday.
\ Our gardeners are shipping theiI
early green peas and beans. and spring
truck to the different directions
North, where there is alwaysa great
demand for Southern vegetables.
Fort and Davis Bayous are never
failing on their being stocked all the
year round by the fresh and salt
lwater fish, such as green trout, perch,
red 6sh and other choice species OF
the 6Dny tribe.
| Col. J. B. Rose is planning to have
a grand fish pond On Roee Farm,
which he will stock with black bass
and other choice varieties,of fishes ex.
perimental Ia introducing new tests
Of piscatorial culture. #
| Miss Mae Davis left OF Thursday
for Cooksvile, Miss. to attend the
marriage Of her friend Miss Florence
SparkmaE to- DR.. r. L. Holiday,
which happy event Will take place on
the 23rd inst. at the Methodist
church there. IT.
Recent arrivals at the Shanahau
House: DR.. !. Heiman, w. NJ. Giu
yer, ]. j. Kuhn, n. Webit, G. U. Har
ris, Val Fabian, E. S. King, Leon @
Soule, New Orleans, H. s. Watson. ]
r. Bentley, Moss Point, G. Newton
Newton, H. c. Babcock, Memphis.
At the Ocean Springs hotel: Majo
R. NJ. Woods, Miss Alice May Woods
, A. E. Miller, G. b. Griffin, W. H
Syme, Chicago, n. J. Bowers, Bay St
Louis, E. M. Vallete, New Orleans
NV. u. Kyle, P. r. Labuzan, Mobile
Mrs. Cornelius Gardner, Mrs. VIM. A
Barring, New York. "t%
Il The late Col. w, n. Stuart was tn
pioneer OF horticultural grasp OF th
fecundity Of our seil aud carried
: such perfection the successful patien
, cultivation OF the pecan that befOr
the end Of his intelligent existence b
: was supplying the plant nuts OF tina
!, valuable tree at the fancy price OF on
dollar a dozen. Following 10 h
: wake many are engaging 10 plantlu
rltheir lands with thousands OF peca
j. Itrees and great caution should be o.
served 10 the cl,oice Of seedlings al
J, gratis. oe.Y
81 The steadily growing number
|. Northern and Western settlers
our town aud It's vicinity Is hayiI
< the effect Of giving . new snd 4
:, more lively appearance to ,busine
70 and social development. Their al
preciation Of the healthfulness Of cl
G. mate and the resources to be derive
" from both land and water has bee
n communicated M others. OF their TO
mer homes and continues to swe
). thu cosmopolitan colony, which VI