The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-12-11
OcAEN SPRINGS LOCALS.

MRS. r. ButLner~ went 10 M0OiIc~Ol
Thursday for q few days visit I,
friends.
County Surveyor Z. N. Ramsay ant
Judge X. ID. Wigginton were visitor,
to Scranton On Monday.
The work Of Smelling she front roat
IL progressing nicely~
Mr.. Geo. FostallJ of BiloxI spen,
Saturday here.
Hunting and fishing seem the favor
lite passtime VI the mep 1t this season
Mr.C. W. ziegler, of.New Orleans wal
q Sunday visitor.
The Sunday excursion brought 4
number OF city visitors for the day.
DR.. =. r. Bragg spent Tuesday ID
New Orleans.
Col. r. A, Vancleave went to New
Orleans Wednesday on business.
Mrs. NJ. Helmke, after spending
several months here returned to hei
home in New Orleans Sunday.
: Mr.. JOS. A. Diard, Of Mobile was
among our many visitors Friday.
Mr.. q. Harry, Of Biloxi slalfvS satyu.
day and Sunday visiting friends here
Mr.. w. P. Wayne and family, o
New Orleans, are settled on fort b1y0,
for the winter.
Cot. L. H. Whitney and wife ant
sister, Mn. Bishop, Of Chicago arrivet
OF. Saturday.
Mrs. Powell arrived during the weel
and will occupy her cottage this win
ter.
MI. J. C. Schmidt and family srriv
ed from California during the week
and are occupying the Westbrook cot
tage. !.
It Is said that there will not bt
houses enough TO accommodate thu
northern visitors that are expected
during the next two months.
Judge Nelson and daughter, OF st
Paul arrived Monday night and an
with Mrs. J. N. Boyd. -
fhebnail boy saw HE first balloon
ascension on Saturday last. There
was a large crowd out to see the sight
Mrs. John Maeinnis. Of New Orlean.
and MI. and MI Geo. Rose, OF New
York, are passing q few days ut the
Maginnia home on the hsq1b.
Miss Mamie Rich, Of Nv Orleans
visited her many friends here Sunday.
Miss Lille LatimeE or Biloxi IL
staying several days here the guest OF
her sister Mrs. 8. Starks.
Nj. J. Egan, of New Orleans pasa,
ed Sundsg with his mother at the
Egan Cottage..
Nj. Harry Kuhn, of New Orleans
was among our many visitors Sunday.
Mrs. M. Gwartney, mOther.in.hw OF
Mr.. r. L. Tardy, died at the lattel's
resident here on Friday last aged Al
years.
The annual hunt OF the Ocean
Gum club took place this
A handsome hunting out
dt will be presented to the member
making the highest score.
Mr.. and Mrs. Jos. L. Pierson, OF
Chicago are expected here within :
lew weeks to spend some time In our
cline.
The Fruit Growers held their 70
yular monthly meeting at the Office OF
Dr.. Newc0nzb on Saturday OF last
week. Tree Planting was the subject
II discussion for the day. There was
J good attendance.
The municipal election for Officers
10 UctvetW0 years ivuSn Jan. j,1B war
held on Tuesday with the same result
q that of the primary OF two weeks
lgO. Mayor, r.. w. Grays0n AZ, Treas
lrer, e. S. Davis AZ, Aldermen at large
Eco. E. Arndt 4S, Councllmen First
Ward H. +. Russell II, Second Ward
!. W. Simmons 9, Third Ward Geo. L.
Frlar "A, Fourth Ward z. NJ. West
,rOOk 3.
On Sunday last, Mrs. Louise Calleja
WITH her son George, Of New Orleans
her aunt Mr. g.. II Tardy,
Mrs. Calleja presented Mr.. and Mrs.
Cardy each with q plate. IN the center
II which were beautiful flowers and
caves, which were artistically or.
apged and made Of Cancelled pDstaee
tamps. The rim OF the plate, which
perforated has bright cOl0red rib
'ons laced through II and tied 10 q
arge bow.
Mcleod Lodge, Masonic Order, held
hefe- regular bteunial 1ection on
Thursday Dec. Z with the f0ll0winef
esult, Master, r. w. GraysVQ, Senior
Warden, &c. Orrell, Junior Warden,
Il. Elmo. King, Secretary, DR.. Dan
lewcomb, (whU has held the s4me,
'fice since the 0rganizationl Treasur-l
II, w. A. H0rt0u.
Mr.. Fred Hess, Of Fort Dodge, Iowa
5 sOj0urping With his old neighb0rs
he Halsteade At ViledeemeaS theiH'
delightful home. Mr.. Hest ID an
Istr0nomer OF more thae national re.
|ute And rs . civil engtnoee has been
,r0min4utly cOnnecte4 with mpstUf
he International railroads OF the
lOrth and We4t and ~ 2 surveyor Is an
authority Ia an land cases
)ef0re the ltkhest courts. M. Hess
{ south In the interest of 4 large con.
lngept Of hOme-seekers OF the north,
Fest, and will spend Some time 10
up desirable lands making
liats and looking VI titles preparatory
o bsinglng In b0natied settlers Who
vlll' make permanent homes here.
This beipy the end Of the nth
ecclesiastical year since the organixa-
Ion OF St. johns Guild Of the Episco-
,al church, the annual meeting aud
OF NGlcerS were held at she
on Friday Of last week. In the
absence OF the Sub.warden, Mrs. d.
presided. The Secretary
'e1d her annual report which wAsvery
interesting. 1t spoke Of the needs Of
he church., which are . vestry room,
! fonee around the grounds, and the
.xtet1Vr VI the building 70 b. painted,
ind .Wgls0. told Of the good work &C.
:om Md during the past year 10
Ipltoue1 ~ .tImee. The Tfeasurero
D moved The following: OnAAnd
Dec rs u receipts during the
peaty Vl6zlG: enp&nses o172.62 Ralnrce
Dec. v'06, $50. The election result
80 e0lln0as Cnh.0apdAn. mr. han