The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-11-26
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
Let US have peace.

Leu NO uoNS pSuSS'
Its time for winter visitors to re-
turn.
The cold snap Of Tuesday night was
truly welcome.
Mr.. Chas. E. Pabst has returned
from Camp Hutton, La.
Business is improving, and the
health OF our town Is now good.
Thanksgiving services were held in
the several churches here.
Mr.. McGuirk and family returned
to their home in New Orleans Mon
day.
Sweet potatoes, yams, are OF fine
size, excellent quality, ana souno
keepers.
County Surveyor E. N. Ramsey
made Il business trip 10 Scranton on
Tuesday.
Mr.. Glen Bellande attended the
funeral Of his brother in New Orleans
last Monday.
Jerry O'Keefc has had the saw freely
used IN the large live oak trees around
his corner.
Mr.. II. F. Russell returned to New
Orleans, after a pleasant WISH To MS
family here.
Mr.. Eddie Hing returned home
Sunday night, after a pleasant WISH
ko frtondc in Nnut( lr1panS
DIR. O. L, Bailey moved Monday init
his newly purchased residence, mex
to the Methodist Church.
Mr.. E. W. Hing and several friends
went on q fishing excursion Saturday
and made a very fine catch.
One Of the twin babies Of Mr.: ant
Mrs. J.. b. Ryan, Charles, died las
Monday morning, aged two weeks.
Mr.. c. w. Zelglcr returned to New
Orleans Monday, after a few day
visit with his family at Lake view.
The floor room OF Mr.. Switzer'
dry goods and variety store Is nearl
doubled by its extension on two SIDES
Choice country made molasses is i
market, the quality OF which Is "a
, superior to the commercial Louis
I ana syrups."
There will be services in the Baptis
, Church next Sunday, at ll:OO q. 70
!, and TOO .. NJ, conducted by Rev. l.. n
: Brock.
f Mr.. and Mrs. c. Hanson came owe
r from New Orleans Saturday, u spen
a few days at their beautiful summe
home, Breezy Point"
Messrs. Boyd and La Tile, OF Me-
Orleans, we're guests of Mr.. G. Han
sons at "Breezy Point" from Satu1
day until Monday.
Mr.. Rell has a cane crop on ne
land, east Of town on the county rOat
that will beat four fold, the value {
corn or wheat crops 10 the northwes
Miss Fannie Vaughan, who hi
been confined to her home for montl
by sickness, is rapidly regaining n
usual good health, to the gratihcatic
Of all who know aud esteem III
highly.
s., 1t is not q crime or anything
which to be ashamed for me VIII
~ large families, widows aud orphan
y, to be the recipient of favors from Il
more fortunate, curing times OF 0us
!" ness blockade and special aff1lcti0n
Preparations are being made for Il
n. opening of the high school, whit
! :: will take place shortly. 1t Is to
II, hoped that there will be q very go
attendance.
er A weighty addition came to TOW
,or last week, E. Z. Clements, escap
from his st. Laundry parish prise
and quarantine guards and return
to his beautiful home on Porter av
and the BOSOM Of his family I'll
anxiously awaited him, after a sci
with the prevailing"
The news OF the death 10 New I
leans Of Mr.. AdOlph Bellande, at y
O'Clock Sunday night, November Il
was received here with much sorr
by his relatives and friends. At
tie time Of his death, Mr.. Bellande '
m. Al wears old, he was a native OF t
u. place, and leaves a wife ana seVe
children.
NJ 1t afforded the reporter much pie
ure to visit his friend, DR.. A: Jacks
the affablc proprietor OF the Oc'
L." Springs Hotel on Monday even
last. This Hotel owing to the
: lightful climate OF the gulf coast
b its beautiful surroundings, and TO
q large number Of well ventilated
h well heated and furnished roo
ought by itself, to offer a strong
q ducement to winter tourists to pat
N lie it as they have done in the pas