The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-11-20
The weather Is spring like.

Inc weather IS spring ike.
Mrs. o. Terry paid a visit to Biloxi
Tuesday.
DR.. d. P. Russell visited Scranton
Wednesday.
Col. II. S. Hyatt arrived during the
week from Mobile.
Mai. c. d. Boyer has returned to
the City Of Mexico.
Miss Lottie Hyatt visited Biloxi
last Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. E. W. Hing is making extern.
sive repairs on his hotel.
Mr.. Eugene w. Hing visited Scran.
ton Thursday Of last week.
The ''small boy" is all excitement
over the coming circus Friday.
Mr.. S. E. North, Jr., expects to
leave for Atlanta, Ga. Sunday.
Mr.. Jim Edwards, of New Orleans
spent Sunday with friends here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry II. Richardson
spent Friday Afternoon In Biloxi.
Nj. Richard Vancleavc, of New Or.
leans severel days here last week.
The Ocean Springs Lumber Co.'s
mill began operations Wednesday.
Miss Maggie Starks spent Saturday
and Sunday in Biloxi with relatives.
Mrs. E. P. Racial, of Louisville,
Ky. is visiting her many friends here.
Jules Soule and family will take ul
thar roc;dopno nt p;lovt in n fouv do yc
Rev. Mr.. Brown held services 10 the
Baptist church Sunday morning last.
Mrs. II. +. Halstead Is entertaining
a friend from Biloxi, Mrs. B. Gillian,
Miss Cora Helmer entertained quite
q number OF friends Wednesday even
ing.
Col. A. G. Hayward and Mr.. A.
Jackson enjoyed a hunting trip last
Tuesday.
Miss Sallic Vancleave and Mrs. c,
Loud made a flying visit to Biloxi
Friday last.
Wednesday the Kingfshers went to
Spanish Camp and enjoyed a fish fry
Ia old. Fashioned style.
Mr.. Robert A. Bremen, of New
Orleans spent Monday here with his
sister, Mrs. NJ. Helmkc.
Little Erma and Esther Mill have
been very i'll for sometime. We wish
them a speedy recovery.
That popular and well.kept estab-
lishment, the Ocean Springs Hotel, is
re-opened for the reception OF winter
guests.
Mr.. Geo. V~ancleave and his charm
ing wife and two son spent several
days here the guests OF Col. Il. A.
Vancleave.
Showers & Co.'S famous dog and
pony show will exhibit here to-day
(Friday). Best performance for the
money on earth.
Mr.. VIM. TOche is rendering valua-
BILE service to the Ladies Aid Society,
In painting the interior Of the Meth
od tts cA X! IsK KIIltalss;5 o.upa,,rvu yy MISS
Clara Seymour went to Mobile this
week to secure medical treatment
from DR.. Geo. L. lizard for Miss Sey-
mOur'S eyes.
Miss Cora A. Helmer departed for
Mobile Thursday much to the regret
OF her many friends. Miss Helmer
will enter a well-knOwn millinery es-
Establishment In the Gulf City.
The distinguished visitors, Governor.
elect Tanner. of Illinois. Col. r. A.
Vancleaye. Judge I. N. Phillips and
Mr.. Jamison left Sunday afternoon
for New Orleans en- route to Chicago.
Miss Lena Garrison, Of St. Louis,
| who Is well-known and very popular
here, was married on Thursday, 10th
inst. to Capt. SlocOmb. U. S. A. Cap
| tain and Mrs. Slocomb will make their
home in Dakota.
It gives us pleasure to mention the
| fact that DR.. A. Jackson, proprietor
OF the Ocean Springs Hotel, has raised
| the finest crop OF sweet potatoes IN
| all this section around. They run in
size and shape from an inkstand to a
! cabbage head.
PREPARATORY SCHOOL.
I am now prepared to addto the
general school instructions in elc.
| mentary course of Classics and French,
| Algebra. Geometry, Stenography and
TYpewriting. JAMES LYNCH.
The primary election for town Off
| cials passed off very quietly Tuesday
| of this week. The candidates and
votes cast for each were as follows
For mayOr. .Judce r. ID. WippintOp
4s; Major T. W. Grayson, 81. Fol
treasurer, E. S. Davis, 90. For mar
shall, Geo. H. Tardy, IS; J. D. Collins
is. For alderman at large, George E
Arndt, So; alderman, 1st ward. Jos
B. Garrard. 7; Fl. f. Russell, 25. q
ward, J. W. Simmons, -: Col. New
comb Clarke, 9. Sd ward, Geo. Friar
81; r. A.. Vaughan, s. 4th ward. E
M. WestbrOOk, IA. The following
Uenflampn were re.e1ccted to Office