The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1895-12-06
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
he cold wave!

Heavy rain and wind Sunday night.
Ice on Wednesday. Thermometer
30 degrees.
Thanksgiving was observed as a
general holiday. Postotlice and all
schools and stores were closed.
S. X. Whine aud o l.. G., OF Hum
b0ldt, Iowa, are here for a few weeks
visit.
w. Curtiss is erecting an elegant
little cottage on his beach property at
East End.
e. E. Clement spent Saturday and
Sunday in New Otleans.
A. A. Swain, of Mobile, spent Mon
day here with friends.
E. NJ. Fowler & Bro, have opened a
repair shop for sewing machines and
clocks ear Davis Bros store.
f. l.. Lundy paid a business visit to
New Orleans this week.
p, Meyer has purchased the lot
"'Jo'hiiS wv IIyC IlOtCl.
A. Bertrand bought one of the
Staple cottages, on the beach, last
week.
The annual hunt of the Ocean
Springs Gun Club will take place on
the 10th inst.
Mrs. Charles B. McVay and VIM.
L. McVay, wealthy Sewicklcy. Pa,
people, are registered at the Ocean
Springs Hotel.
Mrs. j. b. Carson, of Chicago, ac-
c%ompanied by several friends, arrived
at her B~cllefontaine home last Mon
day.
Miss NJ. Orvis and DR.. Orvis, prom
lnent northern visitors are here for
the winter, guests of Mrs. Andrews.
Mrs. A. d. Sheldon, one of our most
charming and popular society ladies,
returned on Saturday from several
months visit to relatives in New
York and Michigan.
Mrs. S. V. Robinson, of Biloxi, spent
Tuesday here ut Summer Hill"
The many friends of Miss Rebecca
Harrison are delighted to welcome
her again after 50 long an absence in
New Orleans.
Frank Jackson, OF Auburn, Ala, is
visiting his relatives at the Ocean
Springs Hotel.
Mr.. Mccoy, of New Orleans, visited
here last week.
Father Alphonse, of Bay st. Louis,
visited here last week.
Mrs, ]. NJ. Boyd is visiting New
Orleans.
Wednesday evening a party of young
people, with buffalo robes for wraps.
"A drive by moonlight to
Spanish Camp"
Friday evening the Euchre Club
was entertained by Miss Y. g. Wolf.
Mr.. n. b. Lynd and her beautiful
little daughter, Edwina, are visiting
New Orleans.
Mrs. John Maginnis and Miss Ma
yinnis were visitors here last week.
Miss Jennie D. Carter is spending
this week in New Orleans.
j. b. Garard visited Biloxi on
Thursday.
Miss Celeste Delmas, a very charm.
.ng young lady Of Scranton, visited
here on Friday.
There will be the regular monthly
meeting of st. Johns Guild next Fri
afternoon at half past three. The
annual election Of officers will take
place.
The Board of Mayor and Aldermen
net in regular session Tuesday even
ny and contracted for 5000 barrels of
,hellS for the streets.
A number Of improvements are
made On Jackson avenue the
'ojlagc bult by Geo. Arndt is nearing
'omptrtion. Corner Of Jackson and
'0rtcravenucS the building owned by
;. Gcl-er is nelng RACED.
"Wednesday afternoon the Woman's
literary Cdlb was pleasantly enter
aimed by Mrs. Andrews. The "MinOr
between Burns and Words
worth was the subject for the day.
lrs. Mott was the principal reader.
The Christmas Bazaar opens next
ionday, December 8, in the Masonic
The ladies Of ST. Johns
will be in attendance to serve
Afternoon tea every day.
Persons desiring to purchase Christ
ms gifts viii do well to visit the
'azaar before purchasing elsewhere.
The Ocean Springs saw mill COM
nenccd operations two weeks ago.
The plant has an abundance Of logs
nd lumber on hand, and will begin
hipping in a few days. The railroad
rack leading to the mill has been
thoroughly repaired.
G. L. A. Thomson, city passenger
gent of Louisville, KY, in company
With II. A. Vaughan, of the firm Of
Messenger Tobacco Manufacturing
'OmDanV. Of Huntsville. XIV. tOuk