The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-02-14
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
A danclng class has been organlzed.

Monday.
Miss E. Eglin visited Biloxi Mon
day.
Miss Lcona Dunlavy paid a visit to
Biloxi Monday.
Born to Mrs. Eugene Tiller a girl,
February 5, 1896.
William Mcvay spent Wednesday
OF last week in New Orleans.
Col. G. A. Hayward visited New
Orleans last week.
II. II. Richardson was quite i'll on
Saturday and Sunday.
Miss Helmer Bextron, OF Chicago, Is
among u many winter visitors.
Rev. Ebcn Thompson, OF Biloxi, WIS.,
tied here on Tuesday.
: l. b. Wigginton Is spending several
weeks with his people here.
AS the hens said when on a strike,
1--WE don't care a sou, lay or no lay"
f. J. Morris, a prominent mill
owner, visited Scranton on Tuesday.
W. G. johnson, OF Mobile, spent
Sunday at the residence of l.. p. Hell
mer.
Albert Maginnis, Of New Orleans,
spent Wednesday at his villa on the
beach.
DR.. w. o. Skinner, of Griggsville,
Illinois, spent several days here re-
Gently.
Mrs. W. B. Schmidt,o of New Orleans,
cnant luct unaD Inra M hnr hnnnl,
homo.
Tuesday evening Major and Mrs.
Kerr entertained a number Of friends
at a party.
Mrs. Chapman, of Jersey City, N. j.,
was among u many visitors here
this week.
r.. j. Williams and Mrs. G. S. Dana,
Of St. Paul, Mimi, r visiting Mrs.
II. II. Richardson.
Wednesday evening the Music Club
entertained its friends at the Ocean
Springs Hotel.
Mrs. S. V. Robinson, OF Biloxi,
| spent some time at Summer Hill WIS.,
iting Mrs. W. Is. Schmidt.
J. Z. Brown and his charming young
wife, of Cleveland, Ohio, spent several
days at Frye's Hotel.
Miss Matte Markell, Of New Or
leans, is spending two weeks with her
aunt, Mrs. b. +. Joachim.
Miss May Carter, of Red Creek,
| spent several days during the week
with her sister, Mrs. w. A. Horton.
G. b. McVay, one of the most promi-
nent citizens of PiLtsburg, Pa, arrived
at the Ocean Springs Hotel Sunday.
Hing House arrivals W. p. Furry,
Daisy c. b. Williams, A. J. Gran
than, New Orleans; S. e. Perkins,
Purvis. T.
Mrs. Jas. Hopkins, an artist of some
note, and wife of a leading ST. Louis
attorney, is visiting DR.. and Mrs. e.
r. Bragg.
Last Friday afternoon the ladies of
St. Johns Guild held their regular
meeting at the residence of Mrs. ID.
Ncwc0mb.
Mr.. Rutan, after a delightful stay
OF two weeks at the Ocean Springs
hotel, left for his home in Pittsburgh,
Pa, last Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Richardson, Col.
Samuel Harris, Mrs. Harris, Mrs.
Dana and Mrs. Williams visited
Biloxi on Tuesday.
Rev. W. 9. West returned Monday
evening from Lutcher, La, where he
has been preaching stately since De-
cembcr.
Col. Samuel Harris, and Mrs. Har-
ris, Of Chicago, after several weeks
stay here, left Thursday morning for a
months visit to New Orleans.
A surprise party was held at the
residence Of Maj. Il. Fl. Kerr Tuesday
night. Most of the local elite were in
attendance and a most enjoyable time
was had.
Frederick Duttner, the champion
wine maker, Is the recipient OF many
letters of congratulatiOn on the recen,
celebration of his 10th birthday.
Misses Leona and Leota Dunlavy
gave a candy pulling at their residence
last Thursday night. A number o
young people were present, all U
whom spent a most agreeable time.
Last Friday evening the Euchr,
Club was entertained by Miss Wolff
Owing to the rain only a few member
were present. Miss Wolff will enter
tain the club again Friday, Feb. l4th
Sunday evening every one feared
storm, by the appearance OF the skies
Happily the storm-clouds passe'
; away, and In a short while the star
were shining.
Miss NJ. Carpenter, Miss Standish
two of the charming young ladies a
= the Ocean Springs Hotel. Mr.. Cart
. right, Mrs. Cartright and severa
Others enjoyed a sail to Biloxi an
: D~eefslsland on Tuesday.
: : Esther Louise Mil, the infan
9 daughter OF Mr.and Mrs. Herman Nil
d was christened last week In the Re
man Cathlic church. The sponsor
were Miss Louise Vahlc and Mr.. Et
Hing.
Last Friday evening a party wa
given on Fort Bayou by Mrs. E. Dul
y can and Okly Debeck. Among thOs
present were Miss r. Ancs Miss Dul
e. lazy, Miss Culver, r.. Ames, J. Ga
~ .rard, A. Boyer, Misses E. and A. Egli
d W. Sigerson and others.
Id
Without any reference to allusion
we desire to remark that the way
sr' striking the beach at Ocean Sprin
u are heavily freighted with bile. IN
=" accounts for the bilious animadvt
si0ns recently shOwered upon IL
y correspondent.
in, Squire w. A. Horton recently p'
NJ chased two erstwhile fine mules
Biloxi for use on his farm hel
Though somewhat the worst for WA
the agricultural work will soon Vi
Der their joints.
'on Among those who attended I
flaeral of Mr.. Richard Egan wei
nd hiss Mamie Haddican, NJ. Haddic'
John Egan and wife, jeff D.. Egg
a Naw Orlaons. las. MURRAY and fal