The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-04-03
Mr.. e. j. Morris has returned from

Mr.. Il. j. Morris has returned from
Mobile.
Mrs. +. l.. Watson, OF New Orleans,
paid his friends Il visit here Sunday.
Mr.. II. A. kosambeau Is enlarginl
his store building.
Mr.. and Mrs. Chas. 4. Leach yisites
New Orleans last week.
Ocean Springs has a number o
beautiful suburban villas.
Miss Ida Call, OF New Orleans, Is
among the guests at Mrs. j. NJ. Boyd's,
Miss Lille Latimer, OF Biloxi, spent
several days here with her sister, Mrs
5. StarkS.
Mr.. b. Carter, OF Daisy, made a few
days visit here to his sister, Mrs. w.
A. Horton.
Popular Jefferson Davis Egan, OF
New Orleans, spent Sunday with his
mother here.
Mr.. A. A.. Maginnis, of the Crcs-
cent City, was at his villa on the
beach Over Sunday.
Mrs. Jennie Carter, OF Daisy, passed
Friday and Saturday with her sister,
Mrs. W. A. Horton.
Mrs. A. V. Vanclcave, Jr., and lit
tie sun Edwin returned to their New
Orleans home Friday last.
Mrs. A. p. Kotzum returned Satur.
day from Grand Bay, Ala, after a de-
lightful visit to friends there.
Mr.. w. b. Schmidt, the well. known
New Orleans merchant, sojourDed
here during the week.
The Euchre Club met at the resi-
dencc OF Miss Florence Morrow this
week and held a progressive"
Mr.. A.. g. Tcbo's family from New
Orleans are spending a few days at
their lovely villa, near the beach.
Mr.. J.. Kuhn and his charming
daughter, Miss Gertrude, Of New Or
leans, are Quartered at the Egan Cot
tagc.
Misses May IIeburt and Bette
Hamilton, also Mr.. Dare, of New Or
leans, were guests of Prof. j. SOule
Sunday.
Col. j. b. Rose and Mr.. Rush II.
Field are planting a large number Of
orange trees OF the japanese variety.
They expect fruitful results.
Mr.. John A. Sutter, the widely
known artesian well man, is boring IA
well at EEK Lodge to supply the
same and the neighboring villas.
Mr.. B, II. Taylor and Miss Sarah l..
Ravens were married at New Pros
pect Camp Grounds, March 18th, Su-
pervisOr Simeon George, officiating.
Col. ]. b. Rose left Saturday night
for Chicago. He will return about
the 18th inst, accompanied by Mr..
Rush ii. Field, also Of the city by the
lake.
A most enjoyable FISH fry was par
ticipated in at Bayou Tale last Sat
urday by Mr.. f. L. Clemment, Mrs.
G. Edward Fuller, Misses Eva and
Neil Koch and Mr.. j. G Schmidt and
wife. all Chicago visitors.
Miss Bessie NJ. Orton will give a re-
cital in costumes at Firemen'S hall
this Thursday evening for the benefit
Of the Presbyterian church. A rare
treat is in store for those who attend.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. b. Blair and son
Master James, Jr., Mr.. John b. Den
mis-, all Of New York city, arrived this
week at eek Lodge" the beautiful
villa of Mesdames Rush ii. Field and
Julia E. Brown.
Our resort is still filling up with
Northern visitors. DR.. A. Jackson,
proprietorof the Ocean Springs Hotel,
reports business in his line much
heavier this year than it was on the
same date of last year.
Capt. June Poitevent arrived Tues
day from Tampico, Mexico. Captain
POitevent 0wncs IA large truck and
fruit farm at that place, where he
combines health, recreation and bust
ness.
The singing under the leadership of
Mrs. II. Ii. Minor, at the Catholic
church Palm Sunday was exquisite,
and seldom al anything finer be
heard even in the professional city
ciIOirS.
The town council met this week
and declared the town a separate
school district. The regular session
began Wednesday with that able cdu-
Gator, Prof. j. H.. Beeman, Jr.. as
principal, assisted by Miss Susie
Vaughan.