The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-11-22
SPRINGS LOCALS.

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L. b. Lynd.
Mrs. Case returned from Mobile on
Wednesday last.
E. A. Leonard, OF Michigan, is reg
at the Ocean Springs Hotel.
Mrs. ]. II. Bablestein and little son,
John, is visiting relatives in Anglers,
La.
A. G. Tebo and family have return
ed to New Orleans, after a short visit
here.
Tuesday evening the euchre club
was PLEASANTLY entertained by Mrs.
G. w. Leach.
Rev. G. A. Powell, presiding elder
Of the seashorc district, was a guest
at O. Switzer's last week.
Miss Sadie j. Lincoln, an accom-
plished lady Of Boston, is the guest
OF Mrs. G. w. Leach.
II. ii. Richardson, a prominent
ChicagOan, has commenced on his
handsome house on Porter avenue.
Last weeks DEMOCRAT-STAR gave
the date Of the bazaar for the Epis-
cOpal church as December LIST, when it
should have been December 9th.
Mrs. L. b. Wilson, a very charming
resident of Sherman, Texas, spent
several days of last week here, the
guest Of Miss l.. A. Wolf.
Tuesday morning the roof OF the
house occupied by George Seymour
caught, but before the engine reached
the scene the blaze vas eXtinguished.
Thanksgiving services will be held
at the Methodist church on the 2Sth
inst. at IL a. IN. Everybody will be
welcome. Close up the stores, and
pay respect to the day.
Last years winter visitors were so
charmed with Ocean Springs that
they are returning early, bringing
friends with them. May their num-
I Der increase.
There will be services in the Baptist
church next Sunday, both morning
and evening. Morning subject TEN.
perancc tho politics.. Evening sub
n ject The Stumbling Block.
Thursday afternoon Mrs. G. W
Leach entertained the ladies of st
Johns Guild at a sewing and after
noon tea. A nu nber of pretty thing
S are being made for the coming bazaar
Tue many friends of e. w. lllin'
will be pleased to hear he has entirel.
= recovered from the injuries receives
by the running away Of his horse.
Tuesday evening a very interestinj
performance was given at Firemen'
Hall. 1t was Il seance by the lille
d Brothers. The audience was well en-
tertained, Mind reading, table-walk
n ing, appearance OF spirits and STAT
J. writing were the main features OF TN
Is program. 1t is to be regretted that
% larger audience vas not present.
l. An affair that was very sad, an
n nearly ended seriously for one OF IN
participants, occurred last week. Gee
'e Boyer and John Collins, schoolmate
at the public school, had a fight ia tn
in school yard, in which George wa
he stabbed under the left arm with
re pocket knife, and an artery cut. ID
ID Bragg was Immediately called and til
'e wounded boy sent home, and he Is no
rapidly recovering. John was arrest
l. ed by Marshal Tardy, but released o
Il bond of $3.50, signed by his motht
o. and Col. w. II. Snyder.
~ Wednesday afternoon of last wee
'e the members of the Woman's Liter
ar nv Club were delightfully."- entertaint
~ by Mrs. r. A.. E. Holcomb, the pres
deatHftHns club. The program WI
= Unusually Interesting. AC the r
: call each menroer responded Will
Swedish quotation. JSame good
strumentdl and vocal music wasS-AlYs
but the main feature was an origins
paper on Scandinavia, read by Mr.
Holcomb. who has spent sometime
that country and translated sever
books into English. Dainty refreS
mcnts were served after the litera
part.
TO Ocean Springs belongs the cree
of having the handsomest and be
appointed railway station on this
.s vision OF the l.. & N. Since t
:. recent fire the old depot has be-
r. entirely ~rejuvenated. Numero
Ill., changes HAYES been made in the
, terror arragem ant, and the emil
by structure has been freshly paint
er, inside and out. Great taste has be
. displayed by the efficient and mol
by agent, Major Fred M. Weed, who
er, Justly proud OF his new and handsol
headquarters. The depot is no"
snb credit to the company and an orr
ment to the town.