The progress., 1904-07-09

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| j. D. Minor vas u Pascagoula Tues
day on business.
1Sbn Wintho was over from New Or
leans Sunday.
| in. voueourt returned from New
Orleans Wednesday.
F. Lindinger. Of Pascagoula, was il
the city yesterday.
| Joseph Hill, Of New Orleans, visitsd
John O'Keefe last Sunday.
| Col. W. r. Snyder trapsa cted bust.
ness at Pascagoula Monday.
| Mrs. e. M.Anderson. OF Myersville, Is
stopping at the Vahle House.
Sim George was among the visitors
to the county capitol Monday.
A. v. Sceals was business visitor to
the city last Saturday evening.
| Mrs. J. G. Orrel visited her brother,
Geo. Grayson, in Biloxi Monday.
Judge Hing was in New Orleans
Wednesday transacting business.
Thos. Sheppard, Of New Orleans, was
the guest of T. B. Lynd and family last
week.
J. w. Hill, Of Edwards, spent Sunday
aud Monday with DR.. and Mrs. o. i.
Bailey.
! Misses Lou and Edith Clark were
among the visitors to Biloxi Monday
4 evening.
| s. G. Ramsay was q business visitor
to this city from ForL Bayou Monday
morning.
Mrs. @. Lang, of Biloxi, visited her
mother, Mrs. Thos. W. Grayson, here
Tuesday.
Ed. Kuhn is spending several days
with his mother and sister at thier
beach home.
Wm.R.Snyder our hustling real estate
\ agent, transacted business At the county
capitol Monday.
Mrs. ID. Reed and Miss Irma Coving,
ton visited friends in Gulfport last Fri
day for few hours.
W. R. David, of Daisy, stopped a
couple Of hours in this city last
Wednesday enronte home.
Miss Edna johnson came over from
Biloxi Saturday evening to visit her
friend, Mrs. Carrie johnson.
Misses Ella and Rhoda Krebs. of Pas.
cagoula, visited their sister, Mrs. E. J.
Westbrook Sunday evening.
Mrs. @. E. Ross and daughter, Miss
Rose Ross, OF New Orleans, are 1t the
Shanahan House for the summer.
Miss Bert Lewis returned Monday
evening from Biloxi where the has been
the guest Of friends for several days.
Mrs. B. A. Tessoro returned last week
from New Orleans where she has been
visiting her sister, Mrs. J. G. Collins.
T. B. Lynd came out Of the Crescent
City Wednesday evening to spend sew
eral days with his family at Lyndhurst.
Miss Lillian Mil returned to her home
at Gulfport, after a stay Of several days
with friends and relatives In this city.
DR.. e. J. Rodriguez and son, DR.. W.
E. Rodriguez, came over from New
Orleans Wednesday to remain several
days.
Miss Laura Rankin left Tuesday
evening for her home at Gulfport, after
IL pleasant weeks stay with Miss 1rine
Bland.
Mrs. L. Miller, accompanied by her
two daughters, Misses Hattie and Edna,
Of New Orleans, are stopping with Mrs.
A. Franco.
Mrs. G. Vahle, who has been visiting
the Exposition and her daughters at ST.
Louis the past week, returned home
Monday evening,
James Ryan, after a pleasant stay |
Of several weeks with his brother, Ant. |
Ryan, retuned to his home at Houston,
Tex, Wednesday.
w. A. Porteous, superintendent of
the Postal Telegraph Co., and wife, of
New Orleans, were visitors to this city
Tuesday evening.
Miss Emma Handy, who has been
spending the past month with Mrs. W.
K. Stuart returned to her home at
Canton Wednesday.
Mrs. A. P. Boyes and children, after
a months stay In this city, the guests
of Miss Cora Ryan, left last week for
their home In Mobile.
Misses Marguerite and Katie Steber,
arrived Wednesday evening from Mo.
bile TO spends month In this city, guests
Of Miss Carrie Seymour.
Capt.C. Hanson and Christian Hartry
were over from New Orleans Saturday
and Sunday looking over the property
which was recently destroyed by fire.
Mrs. James and grand children, Miss
Mary Gordon aud Willie Gordon, left
Wednesday morning for Jackson where
they will make their future home.
While IN this CITY they were the guests
Of Rev. and Mrs. J. G. Galloway.
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