The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-08-02
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New Orleans on Sunday.
Mr.. Charles Mohr, Of Mobile, is at
the Ocean Springs Hotel.
A midsummer fight took place at
the depot the first Of the week.
Mrs. Harley +. Halstead and Mrs.
Il. Clement visited Biloxi Tuesday.
There is as good fish in the sea as
those caught out of 1t. Don't despair.
A large number of our town folks
visited Biloxi Tuesday to witness the
regatta.
Mr.. K. K. Converse, of the Board OF
Trade, New Orleans, is a guest at
Frye's Hotel.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sam. j. Tenant, of
New Orleans, spent Sunday with their
family here.
Mr.. j. G. Garrard and his son Mr..
Joe Garrard are visiting relatives in
Hannibal, Mo.
Miss Mamie Stone has returned to
Meridian, after a pleasant visit TO
Miss Mae Davis.
Ocean Springs Is the most delight
full summer and winter resort on the
Mississippi Sound.
This is summer weather, but the
delightful sea breezes make us feel
very comfortable.
Mr.. Louis White, after several weeks
pleasant visit here returned TO New
Orleans on Wednesday.
Mr.. WIN. A. Jackson and Miss e.
len Jackson, of Montgomery, are at
the Ocean Springs Hotel.
Mr.. Willie Bernhardt and Miss
Bernhardt, of New Orleans, were
among the arrivals on Wednesday.
Mr.. G. NJ. Wilson, our timer and
cOrnice maker, VIII remove to Scran-
ton next week where he will open a
shop.
Rev. r. b. Downcr will preach at
the Methodist church Sunday at Il a.
M, and s p. m. A hearty welcome is
extended to all.
Miss Smythe, of New Orleans, was
a guest Of Mrs. Alfred De Pass last
week. This week she is visiting Mrs.
g. W. Ziegler.
Mr.. Prout, banker, of Demopolis,
Ala, and Col. Harry Hunter and fam
lily, Of Shreveport, La, arc registered
at the Ocean Springs Hotel.
Maj. r. II. Kerr. of New Orleans,
has rented the cottage opposite the
Ocean Springs Hotel, which he is Oc-
cupying with his family for the sum-
mer.
Mr.. J. NJ. Faulkner and family, of
Montgomery spent three days at the
Ocean Springs, Hotel last week. Mr..
Faulkner is the attorney 9 the l. "
N. II. II.
Mrs. II. A. Vancleave, Mr.. June
Vancleave and Miss Erma CoyingtOn
have returned from Terry, Miss,
where they spent several weeks Wis
lting relatives.
Mr.. Walter Covington returned
from Mexico last week. He only re-
manned Two days here, and went to
Cooper's Wells, where he hopes to re-
gain strength and health.
Little Miss Alice Mcdonnell cele-
brated her birthday last week by Civ.
ing a children's party. A number OF
little folks attended the party and
every n had IA delightful time.
Mr.. NJ. L. Morrison, of New Orleans,
visited Mrs. c. Wolff, on Thursday.
Mr.. Morrison made the trip from
Biloxi on his wheel in one hour, en-.
jOying it very much, the roads being
In good condition.
A subscription list is being circu.
lated for Miss Key, who has been dis
missed from the government employ
Each person Is asked to contribute
the small sum of five cents, and we
hope Ocean Springs will send a large
contribution to swell the fund.
On Saturday last Mr.. and Mrs. Cobb
Miss Jessie Cobb and Misses NJ. anC
f. Wolff enjoyed a drive of eight
miles into the country. They return
ed early in the afternoon, the car
riage laden with the choicest of fruits
pears, peaches, figs and plums.
The sisters Of St. Alphonsus sch0o
gave their annual exhibition at Fire
mems Hall, on Thursday night. The
program was long but well arranged
and thechildren all did well, but LITTLE
Herbert Mil and John OKeefe deserv,
special mention. Miss Josephine 10
achim and Miss Lillian Mil received
pretty floral offerings.
Mr.. Thornton Vaughan met with
painful accident recently while en-
gagged at work for the l.. &. N. r. r.
at Pensacola. He ran a nail into bis
right foot and after the accident h,
boarded a train for his home here. HI
will be laid up for several weeks, al
of which we are sorry to know.
The general merchandising firm Of Messrs r. A
vancleave g. Son has been dissolved by mntna
consent. The business will be conducted by MI
r. A. vancleave, sr. and Mr.. VIM. Vancleav
will leave shortly for New Orleans, where he o,
poets to engage in business.
The Ocean Springs cornet band, Prof. A.
Kotsum, leader accompanied Col. r. A. vancleav
candidate for State Auditor TO the mass meetin,
at Scranton on Thurs. There was also q nun
her Of delegates and " scps attending.