The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-12-20
SPRINGS LOCALS.


A merry Christmas and happy New
year 10 all the patrons and friends Of
the DEMoCRAT-STAR.
Miss Leah TOpino, Of New Orleans,
visited here last week.
A.. G. Tebo, OF New Orleans, was a
visitor here last week.
Mrs. T. b. Lynd has returned from
a visit to New Orleans.
Mrs. J.. NJ. Boyd spent a week in
New Orleans.
VIM. A. Vancleave spent last week
in New Orleans.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. +. Russell visited
New Orleans last week.
DR.. NJ. 9. Vaughan visited Scranton
and Moss Point Saturday.
Little Miss Jessie L. Carter has re-
turned from New Orleans.
Mrs. II. +. Halstead returned from
New Orleans Saturday evening.
Capt. Silas Weeks and Mrs. Weeks,
OF New Orleans, spent last week here.
Mrs. j. II. Dablcstein entertained
friends from Algiers, La, last week.
Several of our boys are likely to 60
to Jackson soon. A word to the wise
is sufficient.
j. Ilalderman, with his charming
wife and son, are at the Ocean Springs
Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. G.. A. Vanclcave and
sons, of New Orleans, spent last Sun.
day here with relatives:
John Mcdonnell and Master Pat
McDcnncll celebrated their birthday
last week with a party.
Mrs. II. A. Vancieave, Jr., her little
son Adrian, and Richard Vancleave,
Of New Orleans, spent Sunday here
with relatives.
Saturday evening the bazaar closed
after a successful week, both socially
and financially. About $50 was made
for the church.
The Euclrre Club will not meet thi,
week. The next meeting will be Fri
day, December 9th, at the residenc,
Of Mrs. Bragg.
Mrs. Dora Heuer, Peter IIeuer anC
Miss Frieder Heuer, of Chester, Ill.,,
are now on "A visit to Capt. and Mrs
l.. N. Hanson, their kinsman.
Whist and Progressive Euchre club.
for prOfeSscd followers of the Lore
Jesus Christ Are they opened will
prayer? Think about it, and quit.
Rev. Thos. w. Brown, the Metho
dist pastor for Ocean Springs anC
Biloxi, is a finely educated man ant
an able minister of the New Tesla
ment.
5. X. Winnie and son L. g., after
pleasant two weeks visit here, lef
Saturday for Jennings, La, whcr,
they expect to stay about two weeks
returning here for the rest of TIT
winter.
Pastor L. N. Brock will preach hi.
last sermon rs pastor on next Sun
day. His time will be given next yea
wholly to Scranton and Moss Point.
DR.. Koch, Mrs. Koch, Misses Ev;
and Neal Koch, of Evansville, In
diana, arrived last Friday and will
occupy their home on Fort Bayou.
Last Sunday Rev. O. Switze
preached in the Methodist church a
II Il. m. a most instructive sermon
Rev. r. b. Downer made his farewell
talk at night to a large audience
Many regrets were expressed at hi!
having to leave the coast.
Joseph Bills and Miss Varina Bal
lais, a runaway couple from Biloxi
were married here last week by Jus.
tice II. d. Wiggiaton. They came
here from Biloxi IN a skiff, and II
seems had been to Handsboro, but
could not get the knot tied there, but
as they had a Jackson county license
Judge WiggintOn performed the cerc.
mony without question. After they
had been made one they left on foot
for Biloxi.
Mrs. e. r. Bragg entertained the
Literary Club last Wednesday after
noon. The meeting was Of unusual
interest as ocean Springs" vas the
subject of the day. Mrs. Price read Il
very fine essay, Mrs. II, A. Il. Hol.
comb and Miss A. Auze, original
poems. and the other members gave
selections about or composed in Ocear
Springs. Refreshments were served
after the program was completed.
There was a candy pulling at The
residence of j. j. Scarb0r0 by the
Misses Dora and Lizzie Ramsay and
Eliza Scarboro. Among those most
notable present were: Prof. D.. ID
Cowan. e. ID. Ramsay, r. II. Cham.
plin, ID. II. Ramsay, A. w. Ramsay,
Robt. Coleman, Robt. Caruthers
Delmas Caruthers. Mesdames G.
Lowd, S. Il. Ramsay, Dora Ramsay,
Isabella Krohn, Buricie Scarboro
Pearlie Coleman, Agci Scarboro.
Waverly, Iowa, Republican "Thos
WOodring writes us from Ocear
Springs, Miss, under date Of Dec. Sd,
that lie is well and will write us latel
about the place and people. Mr.
Woodring was compelled to give up {
good business here on account or hi
health and has gone South for thu
purpose of finding Il climate in which
he can live. by way of introduction
to the good people he meets dow
there we wish to testify that Mr.
Woodring Is a worthy man, was
philosophical and useful citizen dur
ing the many years that he resided
here. and that he will prove himsel
worthy of confidence upon all occa
sions whereveEh he may be. We wisl