The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-09-20
SPRINGS LOCALS.
rowN OFFICERS.
Some sickness.

Ah'es Wy hlu awful uuSlN.
Bloomers have struck the town.
We look for frost about the middle
OF October.
Mrs. Laura Jackson visited Mobile
last week.
, Mr.. Gincliard has returned from
his trip to Ohio.
Or. f. r. Bragg visited Biloxi and
Scranton, Monday.
Miss Sallie Vanclcav ave has been i'll
Tor the past week.
DR.. II. Shannon is visiting his old
home at V%icksburg.
Mrs. T. Z. Franco returned from
New Orleans Saturday.
DR.. Fred Turncy, of New Orleans.
visited here last week.
Hon. r. II. Downing, of New Or
leans was visitor here last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ID. G. May have re.
turned to theirhome in Montgomery
Mrs. j. j.. Morrison, of New Or
leans, visited friends here on We'd
nesday.
Jos. Kotzum returned Saturday
from a months visit to Chicago and
st. Louis.
Mrs. c. Vahle. of New Orleans.
spent Sunday with her daughter, Mrs.
herman Nil.
Father Flannagan, Of st. Peter and
raul, New Orleans, was a visitor here
last Wednesday.
Mrs. II. s. Hyatt left Tuesday
night for a visit with friends in the
North and West.
Mr.. AMI Mrs. j. b. Leftwich hay,
returned to Mobile, after a delightful
visit to Mrs. Case.
Judge j. p. Childrcss, of New Or.
leans was registered 1T the Ocean
Springs Hotel last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Z. G. Hcmand and
their handsome son Brandes returned
to New Orleans last week.
Miss Bertha Mcissncr has returned
TO New Orleans after il two weeks
visit at the Hernard home.
Mrs. Harley +. Halstead returned
Sunday from a few days visit to
friends in the Crescent City.
Mr.. Frank r. Jackson has returned
to Auburn, Ala. to resume his
studies at the A. and NJ. college.
Mrs. G. Hernard. Mr.. c. f. Hernard
and Miss Mathildc Meissiier, of New
orleans, spent several weeks here.
Neil Sweeney and family, of New
Orleans, who have been spending the
summer here left for home Sunday.
Mrs. Andrews, of Kcnsington. H.,
and her little nephew will occupy
their cottage on Jackson Avenue this
winter.
Mrs. l.. Holderitll and daughter.
Mrs. Dan H0lderith, of New Orleans.
visited Mrs. Harley +. IIalstead on
Tuesday.
Miss Switzcr, of New York, who
ia been here visitin Z her parents for
several mo this lie IT for her home
Tuesday night.
Jacob Martin, an old reliable ba-
ker has purchased his old stand and
is now furnishing the same good
bread as of yore.
Schuyler Poitevent left for the
University of Virginia, at Charlotte
vile, Va, this week. En- route he
Will stop off at Atlanta, Ga, to visit
the Exposition.
A. Jackson is an applicant for as
slstant teacher in the public school.
lie is a bright and well qualified young
gentleman, and if appointed, will
give entire satisfaction.
The meeting at the Baptist church
next Sunday will be protracted
through the week. Rev. W. +. Var
borough. of BrOokhaven will be with
pastor Brock in the meetings.
A. P. Ragsdale and j. d. Malone,
two travelling photographers had Il
scrap Monday evening. Malone got
the worst of it., physically, and Rags
dale to the tune of S. and costs.
Last Sunday afternoon at about
2:30 o'clock fire was discovered ia the
kitchen of the O'Keefe House, and,
although the fire companies respon-
ded to the first alarm, the building
was badly Quilted. Quick work was
necessary, as the kitchen was only Il
few feet from the main building. but
the fire ladies showed themselves
equal to the emergency, and had the
fiames under control before the main
house was even ScOrclled. A defec-
tive fiue was the cause. The loss is
about 800 fully covered by insurance.
This was the first fire since the town
put In their new fire wells fifteen in
number, and the water supply proved
ample. Jerry O'Keefe, made the fire
companies a handsome donation in
appreciation of their effective work.