The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1895-11-29
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

+. J. Morris has returned from
weeks visit to New Orleans.
j. +. Casey visited Mobile and
Scranton on business last week.
Robert d. Wigginton attended court
at Mississippi City Wed 1esday last.
Mr.. Grace and Miss Grace Richard
son were among the arrivals last week.
The Whist Club was entertained by
Mrs. c. Wolff on Wednesday evening.
Mrs. E. w. Hing and little son Wis.,
tied relatives in New Orleans last
week.
A new fence has just been erected
along the front Of I. A. f. HOlcOmb's
property.
e. f. Clement, r. w. Grayson and
}. b. Garrard visited Biloxi last
Thursday week.
Mrs. VIM. B. Schmidt and Miss May
Schmidt, OF New Orleans, are spend
ing several days here.
Col. W. r. Snyder and family, of
Fruitland, were in town yesterday to
attend the Smith reception.
A bouncing boy baby made his ap-
pearance at the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
A. Buhler last Tuesday week.
Druggist Halstead has erected a
flag staff in front his store, and will
float "old glory" to the breezes on all
occasions.
Our public school is well patronized
and efforts are being made to secure Il
second assistant. A special examina
tiCn will be held.
GA. HogSett, of New Orleans, anc
e. A. Leonard, Of Detroit, Michigan,
were registered aJ the Ocean Springs
Hotel this week.
G. S. Hodges and family, from Pom
tiac, Michigan, are recent arrivals
They are quartcred at the G. p. Earle
place for the winter.
Thanksgiving Day was generally
observed by our good people. Services
were held at the Methodist church,
Bro. Downer officiating.
The many friends of Mrs. #. b.
Lynd will be pleased to hear that her
little daughter Edwina has recovered
from her recent illness.
DR.. L. e. Gordon, Of Barbondale,
H., is the guestOf S. e. North,Jr. The
doctor is thinking Of purchasing prop
erty here and opening Il dental Office
Prof. d. ID. Cowan opened a night
school in the public school building
last Monday night for the benefit Of
young men who cannot attend a day
school.
DR.. d. z. Russell, County Surveyor
Enoch N. Ramsay, Mayor M. c.
Vaughan and Deputy Sheriff A. V
ROsambcau were among the visitors
at court this week.
Mrs. J. G. Garrard entertained the
ladies of the Guild last Thursday
afternoon in her usual charming man
ncr. After the sewing was laid aside
the most delicious refreshments were
served.
The Woman's Literary Club was en-
tertained by Mrs. Garrard on Wednes
day of last week. "Burns" was tht
author of the day. The two readers
were Mrs. ii. II. Richardson and Mrs
Andrews.
Last Friday evening was one OF the
most delightful spent this season by
the Euchre Club. The club was en-
tertained by Mr.. and Mrs. +. II. Rich
ards0n, two of the most hospltablt
and popular members.
Mrs. J. G.. Garrard, Mrs. f. NJ
Weed, Mrs. Geo. W. Davis, Mrs. G. %
Maxwell, Miss Lily Cochran and AL
bert Goetche were among those wht
visited the Chrysanthemum show IL
New Orleans last week.
Tuesday the town was all excite
ment over the advent Of Hall ant
Showers combined show. They CAV
Il street parade, matinee and nigh
performance. The performances wer
very good and largely attended.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. J. McIlrath, o
Harrisburg, H., arrived last week
and will spend the winter at Mrs
Andrews cottage, on Jackson avenue
Mr. McIlrath IS an expert fisherman
and is particularly lucky catching
red fish, so his friends have name,
him RED Fish Bob"
Rev. and Mrs. N. Kef Smith RI
ceived their friends at afternoon te
Tuesday, and were very much SUI
prised to find they had Il pound part
on their hands. The pounds" il
some instances took the shape of bar
rels containing -four, whole hams an'
loads of wood were among the mite
presented the worthy couple.
l d. d. Cowan has returned from
Mobile, where he has been for severa
weeks assisting c. q. Lang to put nj
boarding house, 1856 Royal street, /
first class order. This will be a goo
and convenient place for railroad mel
to get a good square meal and com
Portable bed also board by the monti
Mr.. Lang is well acquainted with til
needs OF railroad men and will spar
no effort to please.