The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1896-02-21
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.


Chas. e. Leach visited the Crescent
City Wednesday.
Mrs. Harley Il. Halstead visited heI
mother at New Orleans for Il week.
Mr.. L. Lundy visited New Orleans
during the week.
DR.. f. j. Vaughan paid a visit Il
Biloxi Monday.
Miss Mary Letzler is visiting friends
in New Orleans.
Mr.. IIermie Russell spent Tuesday
in New Orleans.
Mr.. d. King, of IIandsboro, spent
Sunday here with friends.
Mr.. w. S. Vancleave is spending
several days In New Orleans.
Miss Ida Bill0w Is spending several
weeks ia New Orleans with relatives.
Miss v. Spencer, OF Moss Point, is
the guest OF Miss Lucy Shannon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Herman Mil and chill
dren witnessed the Carnival at New
Orleans.
Miss L. S. Anderson is enjoying a
visit from her mother, Of Leadville,
Colorado.
Hon. L. G.. Manuel, Representative
from this county, was a welcome yisi-
tor here Sunday and Monday.
Messrs. Frank Mobiles and Leon
Dureir, OF Biloxi, visited friends here
during the week.
Miss Lucy Shannon returned home
Monday, after a pleasant visit with
friends at Moss Point.
Mr.. Chas, A. Helmer has accepted a
position as night operator in the l..
Y NJ. r. II. shops at Mobile.
Mrs. Fred Buttner, accompanied by
Miss Lizzie Holland, visited the New
Orleans Mardi Gras.
Mrs. B. f. Joaquin and children
spent the week in New Orleans, and
were the guests Of Mrs. L. Brand.
The Paragon Saloon Geo. T.. Arndt,
proprietor, will be removed to the
Franco building sometime next month
Mr.. and Mrs. Chris. Nelson and lit.
tie son, of Scranton, were visitors to
Captain and Mrs. l.. N. Hanson last
week.
Miss +. C. Wolf, the accomplished
musician and teacher, returned We'd
nesday evening from Il three days
visit to New Orleans.
Mrs. H. NJ. Scarborough and son
Charles, OF ShelbyvilIe, Ill.,, are visit
ing Rev. and Mrs. W. q. West for
some few days.
f. E. Clement left for Jackson last
Monday to attend the meeting of the
Grand Lodge A. u. Il A. NJ, which is
in session in thatlcity.
DR.. Cunningham Wilson, a leading
Birmingham (Ala.) physician, with
his charming wife, left for home last
Tuesday. They were guests of that
famous hostelry, the Ocean Springs
Hotel.
Last Monday night a number of
masqueraders were royalty entertained
by the Misses LeOna and Leota Dun
lazy. Music dancing and merry max
ing were enjoyed, and dainty refresh
mentS served.
Services at the Presbyterian church
Sunday at IL Il. m, Rev. N. keif
Smith to deliver his second sermon on
the same subject, Love the Supreme
Grace" Evening song service at 4
O'Clock instead Of O'Clock p. n.
A brilliant musical concert was
given at the Ocean Springs Hotter
Thursday evening of last week. Some
beautiful selections Of both vocal and
instrumental music were rendered IN
Il b%ewitching manner by the charming
ladies and gallant gentlemen particle
pants.
Ocean Springs Hotel arrivals DR..
II. Is. Brown, wife and son Charles,
Lincoln, Ill.,: Mrs. z. Il. Wilbur, Kali
alnazoo, Mich; j. Z. Ryan, Mobile;
o. A.. Ritan, Cumberland, Wis; Chas.
A. Moore, John McCulloch, St. Paul,
Mimi; w. }. Bell E. G. Swanson, w.
W. Weaver, DIR. Stempel, Il. II. Ball
and wife, Chicago.
Superintendent of Education d. ID.
COwan, than whom there is no more
genial gentleman in Jackson county,
returned from an official inspection Of
the various public schools under his
supervision. He reports them in ex-
cellent hands lis well as satisfactory
results from the pupils. lie leaves
again Thursday to inspect schools
west Of the Pascagoula river.