The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-26
SPRINGS LOCALS.
Rain every day for the mast week..

Rain every day for the past week.
Mr.. Joe Pugh has returned to hi,
home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Dubois are among til,
visitors here.
Prot. Cook. of Auburn, Ala, was ;
recent visitor.
Miss Joe Skehan Is at home, after ,
visit to the east.
Miss Annie Eglln is recovering from
an attack VI fever.
Miss Camilla Hing visited New Or
leans during the week.
Mr.. Harry Gould, Of New Orleans
was one OF Sunday visitors.
Mrs. +. B. billiard left Wednesday
evening for Fort Gaines, Ga.
DR.. Murphy and family returned u
New Orleans during the week.
Mrs. vahle, Of New Orleans 10 visit,
ing her daughter Mrs. H. Mil.
Mrs. W. A. Horton AID sister, Miss
Carter visited Scranton Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. CASTOR Schmutx, Of
New Orleans arc guests OF Mrs. J. n.
Boyd.
Mr.. William Gowland, OF New Or
leans spent Sunday here with bis
family.
Mr.. Field, OF New Orleans spent
Sunday with his family at the Evan
outage. D
Col. II. s. Hyatt passed a few days
in Mobile this week attending to busi'
ness matters.
Miss Sallie Vancleave spent last
week In Scranton, the quest Of Miss
Celeste Delmas.
Mrs. Call and Mrs. Rice with her
little daughter Ethel, are visiting
Mrs. J. N. Boyd.
Misses Edwina and Ada Rayne, of
New Orleans are guests OF their cousin
Mr.. j. M. Boyd.
Mrs. Z. W. Hing and her handsome
little son Eugene, have returned from
= visit TO the city.
Mrs. j. G. Hyde, OF Meridian Ia
| visiting her aunt Mrs. T. W. Grays0n
on Washington avenue.
Misses Barbara, Emma and Katie
| Schcurcr, of New Orleans were visitors
here during the past week.
The many friends OF Mrs. Geo. W.
Davis will be pleased 70 hear she Is
convalescIng after q long Illness.
Prof. L. NJ. Underwood, Of the N.
| and A. College, OF Aeburn, Ala, was
= recent guest u Mrs. N. Skehan.
Mr.. r. H. Jones from Montgomery,
Ala, half brother OF Nj. w. A. HOr-
ton Is clerking in the Iatter's store
here.
Fran Cottage arrivals: Miss Annie
| Everett, Mrs. Ed. Fielding and two
children, Mr.. Geo. s. Kunts, New Or'
leans.
MI, @. H. Buttncr has opened .
neat Ice cream parl0r and refreshment
room In the new addition, adjoining
his grocery store.
Mr.. w. B. Schmidt and his charm
ing daughter, Miss May returned "
| New Orleans Sunday, after y snOrt
| visit at Summer Hill.
This Thursday evening the Kinder
Symphonic OF Miss F. G. VOLTS pupils
will be given ~ iremen's Hall: Tie
entertainment will doubtless be u =
high order.
Mr.. Schuyler P~oitevent returned
last week from the University Of vir.
vluia. He was awarded the magazine
gold medal for an able essay. the sun.
ject being 1.-THE Mysterious Music OF
the Pascagoulas." Mr.. Poitevent has
accepted q position with the New Or.
leans Plcayune for the summer.
Among recent arrivals at Ocean
Springs Hotel: w. A. Foster and
wife, Capt. Ben Burch and wife, Mont
g0mery, Ala; Paul e. Mortimer, IT.
| Sebastian, e. Gottschalk, G. W. Bar
ricrc, J. l. Bixelle, New Orleans; J. Q.
| King, st. Louis, Mo-; 9. =. Harris,
G. W. Brett, ]. T. Ryan, H. D.. Saun.
dcrs, Mobile.
SOULES 10, SCRANTON 9.
O,ean Springs, Miss, June 2l.-Iu
the return game here the S0ules gave
the Scranton aggregation 9 severe
drubbing on the new park diamond
this morning, shutting them out en-
tirely until the sixth inning, when
they made their first sc0re on %
error. The score was Soules 10, Scran'
ton 8.
The home boys put up . fine game
all through and but for the error 10
the sixth would have shut Scranton
out entirely, ~ they played = loose
game after they saw . shut out VA
Impossible. The batteries were SOuIes'
Henderson and Abbey. Scranton
Krebs and Ney.