The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-06-12
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.


Miss Hattie Seymour returned home
Friday evening.
Mrs. b. +. Parkinson and son Mr..
Frank Parkinson, Of New Orleans are
guests OF Mrs. j. NJ. Boyd.
Mr.. Harry Kuhn, of New Orleans
passed Sunday with his parents here.
Miss Fannie Wilson, of Mobile was
among our many visitors here during
the week.
Mrs. C. Rush and mother. Mrs.
Opel, of New Orleans are spending a
few. weeks with their sister and
daughter, Mrs. ]. Rihem.
Mr.. Richard Vancleave, of New Or.
leans spent Sunday with his parents
here.
Capt. Silas Weeks, OF New Orleans
is spending a few days with his daugh-
ter Mrs. j. M. Boyd.
Mr.. Charley Murphy, of New Or.
leans is spending a few days here.
Mr.. and Mrs. Albert Maginnls, Of
New Orleans arrived Wednesday.
They will pass the summer ut their
cottage on the beach.
Miss Ella Ferguson, OF New Orleans
visited her numerous friends here
during the week.
Miss Della Evans, Of Chicago spent
Thursday here.
Mr.. S. Fl. Gilmore and family, Of
New Orleans are spending the sum
mer at their beautiful cottage on the
beach.
Mrs. F. He!mke, OF New Orleans is
spending a few weeks visiting her
Friends here.
Prof. J. II. Beeman is visiting rela.
at Mississippi City.
Mr.. CIV. Ziegler is a weekly visitor.
Mrs. G.. A. Vancleave and IONS have
returned to New Orleans.
Mrs. W. johnson and Mrs. J. C0ch.
ran visited New Orleans last week.
Mr.. T. B. Lynd visited New Orleans
last week.
The O'Keefe cottage on Washington
Ave. has been leased to Mr.. N. Nutter,
Of Mobile.
Mr.. A. NOll, OF New Orleans spent
Sunday here.
Miss Olivia Scarborough, our accom-.
plished millincr returned Monday from
a visit to friends at Biloxi.
Miss BERTHE Russell, OF Grand Bay is
visiting her friend Mrs. A. 2. Kotzum
here.
MI. Sam Starks Is quite i'll, to the
regret Of his many friends.
The Ocean Spring Base Ball nine
will give the ScrantOns q tussle next
Sunday.
Col. II. S. Hyatt has removed his
office to that OF DR.. f. II. Bragg, in
Nill's drug store, where he will be
found In future.
l. Mr.. E.. E. Clements is still making
Improvements to his property.
Mr.. +. w. Norwood, a wealthy citi-
zen, OF Chicago has recently purchas.
cd the james Charnley property, on
the beach.
Messrs. L. G. Walker and E. FURRY
from Daisy, were in town Wednesday
supplying our merchants with country
produce.
The work OF rebuilding the round
house Of the L. & n, is progressing
nicely.
Mrs. J. Frye, the popular and well.
known hotel keeper paid a business
visit to New Orleans Wednesday.
Mr.. Sim George brought into town
Wednesday a wagon load Of elegant
watermelOns.
The law of this State prohibits base
ball games on Sunday.
Born on June 3rd to Mrs. Louis
Manuel, a son..
Mr.. w. A. Evans left on a business
trip to Chicago Tuesday.
Mrs. c. Vahlc, of New Orleans Is
visiting her daughter, Mrs. II. Mil.
Mr.. Rudolf Bernhard and family
are occupying the Ad0lph Friar cot
tagc Tor Inc summer.
Mr.. Chas. Earle has now gone tt
Crystal Springs to ship fruit from thai
place.
Mcssrs. j. S. Pugh and ]. Fl. Jcn
kens, Of YazOo City, Miss, and w. V
Thompson and Geo. Wagner, Of New
Orleans are registered at the 1llinl
Hotel.
Mr.. Joe A. Dillon and family, 0
New Orleans have rented the hand
some cottage on Calhoun avenue, own
ed by Mr.iA. V. Rosambeau, for TIN
summer season.
Mr.. 7. A. r. Holcomb left Saturda.
on a business visit to Chicago.
The Methodist Lawn party has bee
t postponed from Tuesday night to Fri
day night June 18th.
The numerous friends OF DR.. d. W
Halstead are pleased to see him gu
again, after a spell of illness.
:. Mrs. G. C. P0ston, OF New Orlean
is spending a few days with her rela
tive Mrs. II. s. Hyatt. Mrs. POstOn |
. WClIekuVWu III tOCIUiy CjISiSos OVAu6
writer of national reputation.
A foot bridge Is being c0nstructe
at the foot OF jackson avenue by MAI
shall Geo. II. Tardy, for the accOmmt
datiOn OF pedestrians in that scctlo
OF town.
Mr.. r. Beltran and family, Of Me-
Orleans arrived Wednesday to Occup
their lovely summer home on I'll
beach for the season.
Among the guests Of the Egap co
d tage are Mrs. Louis Nacf, daughte
Miss Bertha, and son Emile, all OF Nc
Orleans; also Mr.. john E. Everett an
family.
The DEMoCRAT-STAR Job oflc
Scranton is the place to have fine JC
Printing done cheap.
1t is reported on apparently goC
authority that the "Gulf Coast Flycl
:, will he discontinued, leaving Il
~ travelling public the original and ev'
: reliable coast accommodation train.