The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-03-07

iourtn oaDCstn IN eacn month.
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Mr.. David Nolan, OF Chicago is
quartered at the vahle House.
Master Dryden Davenport enter.
tained number of hts playmates at a
birthday party last Saturday.
MI. George Horton, of Chicago, an
author Of prominence. with his little
daughter. Dorothy is occupying a
suite Of rooms 10 the Hyatt cottage.
Mr.. W. Harry Harper, wife and liz.
tie daughter and Mrs. Rood, Of Hsr.
risburg, III. are comfortably domici.
led 10 the Culliaan outage.
Mr.. ". o. Glssscock and nephew,
Fred Glasscock, Of Concordia parish,
La. are guests OF their sister and
aunt. Mrs. Il. A. Clark on Washing.
ton avenue.
Mrs. r. P. Sheridan is still III with
a stubborn attack OF bronchitis.
Miss Georvians Louise Be!k, 40
eminent young guitar sOloist will give
q conceft at Fireman's Hall Friday
night, March 7, for the benefit Of the
Presbyterian church. She will be az.
sisted by our. hest local and visiting
talent. and Mrs. Geo. W. O'Neill, Of
Moss Point, who h well known here
will recite some OF her inimItable ne.
gro dialect pieces. II Is desired that
everv nne attend. Admission Is
cents. ,t
/. Mrs. Geo. W. O'Neill and Miss
Mamie Mitchell, Of Moss Point will
he guests this Friday and Saturday Of
Miss Susie Vaughan. s. =
Miss Ella June and Ida May Gifiert
expect To return TO Chicago on Fri.
day. 20
Miss Hattie De Pass returned last
week from a pleasant visit to New
Orleans
Shanahan House arrivals are: s.
Hess, Paducah, KY: Mrs. Nellie Gill,
Master Chas. H. Gill. F. D. Stevens
and wife, Martin D. and Harold d.
Stevens. Chicago, H. H.. Head and
wife, Aberdeen, N. ". Feingold, New
Orleans, r. 9. Tenny, Louisville. A.
G. Babcock, Memphis.
Mr.. J. M. Furry and wife, Of Daisy
and Mr.. A. Furry, Of Vancleave
were guests at the Shanahan House
Tuesday night. They visited New
Orleans On Wednesday.
On Monday night District Deputy
F. N. johnson Installed the following
Officers Of Ocean Springs Lodge No
81. X. Of p: J. G. Orrell, c. c.; G
| Forkert, v. c.; F. N. Weed, P.;J. D
| Minor, NJ. at A.;C. w. Madison, NJ
LOT w.; H.F. Russell, Master OF Ex.
c. E. Pabst, X. Of R. b s. & NJ. OF F..
Jos. Kotzum, I. g.; A. G0ttsche, O
G. After the ceremonies a banquet
vas served.
Rev. john q. Barr, 0f New orleans
Is expected To preach In the Presby.
terian church next Sunday. He is IN
eminent divine and will doubtless bs
greeted by a large congregation.
Mr.. Howard R. Hall, OF Chicago Ia
visiting Mr.. d. A. DePass and family
| Prot. W. H. Lackey went 70 Hat
tieshurg Friday and returned Monday
The standpipe OF the Peoples
Waterw0rks Company was blown
down during the rain aud wind storm
Tuesday evening.
| The Hing hotel continues to be {
popular hostelry for transient visit
IOrs.
i Mr.. Tom Shanahan, an employe o
the Southern Pacific Railroad Il
spending a week at home.
Mrs. G. w. Grayson and little son
OF Biloxi visited relatives here Tues
day.
Mr.. E. e. Clement has returned
from the Masonic Grand Lodge meet
Ing held at Winona last week.
DEATH OF JAMES J. GARRARD
James J. Garrsrd, a prominent 40,
highly respected citizen OF this plac
died IT II o'clock a. m. on Thursday
February q, aged 70 years. Mr.. Gar
rard was born and grew TO manhoo,
In Paris, Ky. Al one time he was
large cotton buyer, but retired fron
business several years ago and locate
here. A widow and one son. ]. 3
Garrard, besides numerous relative
In Eastern States survive him.
The funeral t0Ok place Friday at
p. m. from the house, conducted b
Rev. lraneus Trout.
AN ECHO, OF THE CHAUsETT
(SOCKl SOCIAL.
I return your snck, dear ladies,
Twill not answer here vt all;
sT>la fnn fraui1n for rsns Nses 1. .,