The progress., 1904-07-23

i Miss Annie Les viatted fsieuds 10
Mobile LAST week. \
Charlss md Lcnis schmidt are visit
EinR rslAtiyes here.
/ Walter Pons, Of Bay ST. Louis, was .
visitor to this city Friday.
4 Robt. WigRinton was at Pasoagouls
Monday transacting business.
i J. N. Vancourt was a business visitor
to Biloxi Wednesday morning.
! Misses Ora Lewis and Lille Clark
visited friends in Biloxi this week.
| Miss Carrie Johnson went to Biloxi
Monday evening on visit to friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dan Ramsay. OF Mobile,
visited relatives here during the week.
Capt s. r. Thorn pson. OF Pascagoula
was business visitor to ibis city Tues-
day.
Mrs. M. J. Carver was the guest OF
relatives at West Paseagoula last Sun
day
John Ryan and wife went to Mobile
Sunday TO visit relatives for several
weeks.
i Mrs, J. O'Keefe gave delightful
sail Sunday evening in honor OF her
guests
Miss Ella Grayson, who has been
spending some time in Mobile, returned
sunday.
j. d, Minor and Robt. D. Wigginton
were visitors. to the Crescent City last
Saturday.
Mcsdames A. NJ. Seymour and Geo.
Dale visited friends in Biloxi Monday
afternoon
Miss Carrie Cowan is spending several
weeks with her sister, Mrs. D. G. Hol-
man. of Mobile.
Miss Maud Casey, Of Gulfport, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. w. s. Van
Cleave. this week.
Matt Reuter-, Of New Orleans, are
over for the summer and are occupying
the Longshore cottage.
Chas. f. Pabst and son Ernest, the
well known pecan nnrserymen, spent
several days IN Scranton last week
Mrs. John johnson and daughter,
NJ iss Edna, of Biloxi, attended the
funeral of Mrs, Coyle Friday evening.
Il. Edward Ball returned this week
from Waggaman, La, where he has
been visiting his mother for several
days.
Miss Amy Rosambeau returned last
Sunday from New Orleans, where she
has been visiting relatives for the past
month.
Mrs. j. Burgeous and two daughters,
Misses Henrietta aud Loretta. of
Algiers: La, are spending the summer
in the city
Mesdames j. L. Armstrong, R. E.
and James Murphy and Miss Kate
Griffin visited the Sea Shore Camp
Grounds Thursday afternoon.
Miss Minnie Clayton Richardson re-
turned to her home at Fort Bayou
Tuesday after pleasant weeks stay IN
Ocean Springs the guest OF Miss Lucy
shannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. B. Honor and Mrs. |
Rose Schully after spending several |
months in this city returned to New |
Orleans Tuesday to the regret of their
many friends.
Miss Katie Griffin, charming young
lady of Mobile, is visiting her COUSIN,
Mrs. Il. e. Mobley. Miss Griffin expects
to spend several weeks in this city
during which time her charming
personality win win her many friends.
Fire destroyed the livery stable of J.
G. Blackwell at Scranton Thursday
night, also the fruit shop of Oscar
Trussell with all Its contents. The
horses and carriages were all saved, but
two hearses and a number of caskets
were lost. The amount of loss is not
known.
The editor was the recipient OF 81
complimentary ticket to attend the
Ocean Springs Fire Co. No. l. twenty.
fourth anniversary ball on August
II. We can well aud truthfuily say
that this ball Will excel all Others as
the committee who have the affair in
charge is one that will look to the well
fare of the company and the pleasure of
their guests. The company will give
their parade on the same day which
will be attended by many from tar and
near. Following is the com miitee:
Joe Schiebe. Chairman; Ii. Westbrook,
A. Buhler, Jno. Hoffman, AIT. Ryan,
Jr., J. Beaugez. G. Buhler, Il. Seymour.
A. c. Semur, Ed. Simmons, L. Fa yard,
jr.
NIGHT WAS HER TERROR