The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1902-05-09
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MRS. Low Ames is spending week
In New Orleans.
The refreshing rain on Wednesday
was much needed and welcome.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. S. Bell returned
last week from visit to Crowley.
Mr.. Geo. W. Davis and grandson
Karl Maxwell were Scranton visitors
Monday.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Boyd visited Biloxi last
Friday and while there was the guest
or Mrs. E. r. Bragg,
Mr.. +. H. Ougheltree and interest,
ing family are delightfully."- domiciled
10 the O'Kecfe cottage.
Mr.. Fl. G. Mendenhall has leased
the Beach Hotel, which he will take
possession OF at once.
Mrs. Carolina Phillips returned tc
Chicago last Saturday, after a lopQ
sojourn at "Three Oaks"
Prof. W. H Lackey attended the
State Teachers Association meeting
held In Jackson last week.
Mrs. G. A. Hughes, after a most en-
joyable stay at Hollywood, returns tt
Iroquols, Ill.,, on Saturday.
Mrs. Fl. F. Russell entertained q
few friends Tuesday evening 10 honor
OF her son Minors birthday.
Mrs. Cora T. Earle, Miss Stella Sta
Piles, little Miss Eleanor Earle anc
Master Charles Earle are back from
Florida.
Mrs. VIM. B. Schmidt and daughter
will arrive from New Orleans on Sat
urday to summer at their beautiful
seaside home. lt
Mr.. will H. Day, who has been Wis
iting his sister, Mrs. W. G. West, lef
on Tuesday for his home in New AL
bany, Ind.
People are looking up cottages 70
the summer season. The hotels ant
boarding houses are ready for the re
ception Of guests. Z
Col. w. r. Snyder gaye an enjoya
bic sail on Tuesday complimentary t.
Mrs. Ruth Kimpall Gardiner an
Miss Mary Eberhart.
State Superintendent Of Educatio
Hon. H. L. Whitfield is expected t
deliver the annual Grafton at the clos
of the High School on May go.
The many friends Of Miss Maj
Wingerter, Of New Orleans, will /
delighted to know she is to spend III
summer 10 Ocean Springs.
The work of remodeling til
Methodist parsonage has begun.
will be turned to face Porter avenu
| with additions to the front and rea
Mrs. Elizabeth Catchot and grant
daughter, Miss Eva Catchot, wer
witnesses in the Catchet. O Keefe dam
age suit at circuit court Monday an
Tuesday, Az t
Little Miss Dorothy Ellis Horton
Greek girl as she calls herself, becaus
she was born in Athens, Is the lovel
child OF George Horton, author, Is
sojourning on Jackson avenue.
Many expressions OF regret are hear
on account OF the accident which bt
fell DR.. B. M. Palmer in New Orleans
| the most dangerous city IN the worl
for pedestrians.
1 Shanahan House: J. S. Thomas
Hammond; VIM Smith. H. Long, WI
Schultz, Henry Hellmers, New o.
leans; Mrs. e. Patton, Nashville
Paul Salvo, Natchez: DR.. s. r. Ratli
and wife, Vancleave.
Among our citizens at circuit cOul
this week we're Joseph Kotzun
Eugene Hing, Antonine Ryan, il
Catchot, Jerry O'Keefe, E. M. Wes
bronx, Geo. H. Foxbury, Ora Youn
IC. E. Pabst and ]. Martin.
| Mr.. Harry Howard, Grand Mastt
of the Masonic fraternity OF the Sta
attended special meeting OF work
the third degree In the Mosonic lodl
here Tuesday night. Among the vi
ling masons 10 attendance were:
B. Hart, ]. H. Breath and Richal
Mendes, OF Bay st. Louis.
Ocean Springs Hotel arrivals:
Q. Hart, J. H. Breath, Richard Me
des. Bay St. Louis; Harry Howar
Biloxi; r. H. Marshall, j. w. Wad
Mobile; ]. q. Carver and wife, NJ
York; w. r. Scott, St. Louis; T.
White and wife, Walter Jones a
wiie, F. II, Ougheltree and fami
P. E. Howard, New Orleans; H.
Hollis, Louisville; G. H. Allen a
wife, Beauvoir; J. E. Setter and wi
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