The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1894-03-09
SPRINGS LOCAL NEWS
Mr.. d. d. Cowan opened his private
on Monday In the public school

school on Monday In the public school
house.
On Sunday the first excursion Of the
season brought a large crowd Of pleas-
ure seekers to our town.
The concert for the benefit OF the
public school house will be repeated
tonight at Fireman's Hall.
Mr.. Jesse II. Jackson, Of Orange
Grove, paid us a visit this week COM
bining business with pleasure.
Mr.. Emile j. Lang, formerly Of New
Orleans, has commenced building a
handsome residence on Calhoun ave-
nue..
Mr.. A. L. Brewer and daughter. of
Tecumsch, Mich, arrived here We'd
nesday and are quartcrcd at the Hing
house.
Mr.. Geo. Z. Arndt, the handsome
and clever proprietor of the Paragon
saloon has taken out Il license to sell
cigarettes and cigarette papers.
Mr.. John d. Gully, of Meridian,
Miss, Il graduate pharmacist, is now
in charge Of the prescription desk at
Mr.. Herman Nill's drug store.
Mrs. J. Frye, Of Pass Christian, is
on a visit here. Mrs. Frye has Sold
her Magnolia cottage to the Messrs.
G. w. and e. S. Davis of our town.
Mrs. Z. e. Wiley, president Of the
General Parsonage and Home Mission
Society, addressed the ladies Of the
Methodist church last Wednesday
night.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Ramsay, of Fort
Bayou, were made happy for the four
tenth time by the arrival of an eight
pound boy last Tuesday night.
The Artcsian House, of which Mrs.
5. Blckous is the charming hostess,
bids fair to become the popular resort
for tourists Wis sitting the town OF
Ocean Springs.
Mcleod Lodge No. 424 A. L. and
A. NJ, are expecting Past Master J..
X. Mcleod, Of Moss Point. on the
18th inst. to constitute their Lodge
and install the new officers.
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Your correspondent was happily
misinformed as to the death of Mrs
e. f. Osborne, Of Chicago, as was
stated in your last issue. The lady is
somewhat better and may recover.
Rev. Elder L. N. Brock will preach
in the Baptist church the fourth Sun
day in March, at II o'clock, a. M, and
7, p. m. All cordially invited to at.
tend.
Judge r. r. Nelson, Of st. Paul.
Mimi, visited our famous spring on,
day last week and expressed himsel
as not only delighted with the water
but surprised at It's existence, 0
which he had no previous knowledge
Among those who visited Scran
ton on Monday to attend the sheriff
tax sale from here were: Maj. +. NJ
Weed, Judge j. B. Wigginton, Col
Parker Earle, Dr.. d. P. Russell,
Messrs. e. NJ. Westbrook, Ed. Mon
II. +. Russell and L. N. Ramsay.
Mr.. Farrar, a prominent real estate
dealer of Nashville, Tenn, spent {
few days in our little city and lef!
last Monday for his home, promising
to return to enjoy our climate, which
benefited him very much.
Mr.. w. ID. johnson, of Chicago, VIII,
has been spending his winters at
other gulf resorts. arrived here last
Sunday night and is so delighted witt
Ocean Springs that it is probable he
will in future make our town his win.
ter home.
Recent arrivals at the Artesiar
HUisc: Mr.. G. L. Carter, Richmond
Va; Mcssrs. L. G. Glenn and j. X,
Conner, Kcnton, Ohio: Mr.. Joe Jor
dan, Cincinnati, Ohio; Mr.. Frank
Merchant, Chicago; Messrs. Warren
Feebleman. Stall, and Ed. Rosen.
bury, Mobile; +. S. Turner, G.. +,
Springbett, L. Aaron, Val. Fabian
and Mr.. Suthon, New Orleans.