The progress., 1904-06-11
Local News 1tems.

1--WE us your 600 Wofk
Is it hot enough for you?
Two ball games this week.
Subscribe TO The Progress.
Whew! Bal isn't it warm.
L. j. Amcs was II visitor 10 Gulfpor,
Sunday.
The ball game TOMORROW promises to
be II hot one.
Note the nev scbednlc Of The i. & N.
in this issue.
A. f. Lee went to Scranton Thurs
day on business.
Read the new advertisements in The
Progress this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. o. Swilzer left Thurs
day for Utica, N. Y.
Wnf. Pclaez came over from Biloxi
Tuesday on business,
For latest sheet music call on or
write Post Il Son, Biloxi.
Mr.. and Mrs. "A. E. Lee visited the
Crescent CITY yesterday.
Thos. Bailey. of Mobile. was busi-
ness visitor in this city Monday
All kinds of job printing done AZ THE
PROGRESS Office Don't forget that.
+. Walker aud J. TAYLOR, of Biloxi,
were business visitors here Monday.
We understand the electric lights
will b. turned on sometime neyt week
n. Wells Longshore and wife spent
Sunday with Mr.. and Mrs H. +. Russell.
Mrs. q. N. Marshall. Of New Orleans,
visited friends in this city last Sunday.
Thos. f. Ramsay, of Vancleaye, was
business visitor TO our city Thursday.
Il. Ii. Brown, o! Fontainebleau. was
business visitor to our Town Wednes-
day.
John Dlysdale, of Biloxi, acted agent
AT he depot Monday during Mr.. Weed S
absence.
Mrs. NJ. J Carver and son. Russell,
visited relatives at West Pascagouia
Sunday.
Geo Matthew returned to Pascagnulu
Thursday after spending several days
in his city,
Are YOU Il subscriber? II not-wby
moi, We will be pleased 10 add your
name IL The list.
Capt. c. Ansel spent Wednesday in
Ocean Springs looking after his proper
~ across the bayou.
G. W. Madison formerl, of This city.
but now of Bay ST. Louis, visited
friends here Sunday:
Henr, A. Jann, of Biloxi, was ii
business visitor here yesterday. Read
his advertisement in this paper.
Mayor f. NJ Weed aud lreigh, agent
4. l.. Tardy went 10 Gulfport Monday
morning to attend Circuit Court.
1t is rumored thai minstrel aud
dance will be given at Flremru's Hall
sometime this month by local talent.
Mrs. Mary Seymoure returned home
Sunday after spending several months
in New Orleans with Mrs. a. l.. Brewer
The memb bers Of he Methodist sun
day school and few invited guests
enjoyed a picnic at the old Bilbo place
last uesday.
For sac; Thoroughbred buff and
white Plymouth Rock roosicrs. Eggs
80 cents per setting. Apply TO Roy
Bland, phone 81.
Quite number Of children made
their first Communion SUNDAY morning
at st. Alphonsus Catholic Church al
the o'clock Mass.
AS an advertising scheme. Harris
Business College, Jackson, Miss, is
offering few scholarships at big
bargain. Write them.
Mr.. AID Mrs Tony Franco are the
proud parents of a Inc baby girl, who
came TO enlighten their home Monday
We extend our congral uations TO the
happy parents.
THE BEET PRESCRIPTION FOR MALARIA.
Chills and Fever is Il bottle of Grove S
Tasieless Chill Tonic. II is simply
iron and quinine IN lasteless form. No
cure-n" pay, Price soc.
The excursion Wednesday was well
patronized for this time of the year. A
good crowd visited Ocean Springs. many
during their stay rented houses and will
spend the summer months in this city.
Early Tuesday morning fire DESTROYED
two residences in -the West End of
Biloxi with all they contained. One
belonging to I. Cousins, in which the
fire originated, was valued at $500, aud
was insured for $500. The other, the
property of Mrs. l.. Reynolds, was
valued at Sli0O, and with the furniture.
was insured for 5000.
Mrs. A. L. Benjamin departed Mon.
day Oh The noon train for her summer
home In Milwaukee, Wis. after spend
ing an enjoyable winter al her lovely
beach home, "Shore Acres" Mrs
Benjamin expects 10 have numerous
Improvements made on the place during
her absence. which will further beastify
her already beautiful home
Thomas II. Miller, of Nelsonville. XIV,
was accidentally drowned while bath
ing in West Pascagoula river Sunday.
Mr.. Miller was a carpenter and employ
ed by The Louisville & Nashville rail.
road. The body vas recovered and
shipped to his home in Nelsonvi,le. Ky.
He came to his death by diving from
the bridge and striking his head against
some obstruction at the bottom Of the