The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-06-18
OCEAN SPRINGS X. OF p. LODGE, No. q

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every Friday.
Grapes are now 10 market.
Watermelons have arrived.
Casper Vahle visited Scranton Tues
day.
Lawn tennis has no devotees these
days.
Our hard-oil-anished store is a
beauty.
A lull in the arrival OF summer
bOarders.
Green corn has been in the market
for many days.
Now it flows and now it don't-our
water supply.
Mrs. W. r. Stuart Is visiting friends
In New Orleans.
Miss Mae Davis visited friends at
Biloxi last week.
Mr.. Albert Maginnis and family are
spending awhile here.
Lieut.. Laftte and Mr.. Chas. John.
son are weekly visitors.
Mrs. D.. MaginnlS Is mere Tor inc
early part OF summer.
The NJ. +. Church is to ring its we'd
ding bell at an early day.
On June oath a grand barbecue will
take place at Bluff Creek.
Mr.. Thos. Seton was a guest OF
Mr.. Alfred De Pass last week.
Miss r. Nelson, OF New Orleans is
the guest Of Miss l.. Edwards.
Born on Wednesday, June 9th, to
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rose, a son.
There has not been a serious case OF
''boozee" in our town for a week.
Our salvation" population don't
incrcaSe-Only one, and no more.
The excursion trains bring many,
il not more, d~ay.tourists to town.
Mrs. A. j. Catchot has returned,
after an absence of several weeks.
DR.. Bailey's sign nov hangs out at
the corner Of II. +. Russell's store.
Rev. II. y. Howell will preach in
the Methodist church at II a. N. and
8 p. III.
Some complain OF the heat and 9TH
ers that they are dry; still this is not
a dry" town.
Some OF Jackson county's king sheep
raisers have been in town to market
their wool.
An itinerant photograph Grated
and sang at the pOStOtice block at b
cents a piece.
Mrs. e. T. Shepard and two chill
dren, Of New Orleans are guests Of
Mrs. De Pass.
Mr.. V. II. Halter and family, OF
New Orleans are occupying their cot
tage on the beach.
The much talked OF canning fac
tory, like the Field n Rose Hotel,
don't materialize.
Eight passenger trains arrive and
depart daily from u depot, besides
occasional extras.
Druggist II. f. Halstead has re-
Gently improved the shelving, cOun-
tiers, etc, Of his store.
Those doctors who have time to
spare will welcome the melon crop.
Even a little green.
1t seems to require four NJ. DIS to
suit all our healthy citizens. What
a tax for ''nard times"
Mrs. Emma Vancleave and two
sons, 81 New Orleans r summering
with Mrs. r. A. Vancleave, Sr.
On Saturday night one calf with
legs for two, drew the dimes and half
dimes from those who wanted to see.
During the past week about IS, 900
pounds of wool have been marketed
here, 50 per cent OF which are profits.
MIR. and Mrs. Porter, OF New Or
leans and Mrs. S. Jackson, OF Mexico
were recently entertained at Lake
View.
Mr.. A.. G. TebO and family, OF New
Orleans are settled for the summer
in their elegant cottage near the
beach.
A public library and reading room
should be provided in this and every
other town, as an educational agency
to be enjoyed by all.
Mrs. j. X. bennett died on Sunday
at the Ocean Springs Hotel. The
funeral took place on Monday at the
Episcopal church, conducted by Rev,
W. T. Howe.
II business interests require organ
lied effort to meet with the greatest
success, then the enterprise Of thi:
town should be duly organized at the
earliest day practicable.
Mr.. B. Basque came to town and ex
changed spot cash for the deed to Ger
| tain land he recently purchased Of tn
owner, the transfer taking place il
| the office Of II. S. Hyatt, Esq.
Promotive OF harmony among hi
lovely assistants, Prof. Sauls takes
wife before coming to assume tn
duties Of principal OF our graded
school.
Mrs. NJ. +. Mcclure has issued in
vitations to the marriage Of he
daughter, Miss Mamie, to Mr.. Deca
tur Curran Anderson, on Tuesday
June 22d, at $3.50 p. M, at the Methc
dist church.
"Pie.seeker" ]. W. Randolph, co
ored, who slips around in the dark,
says he would rather see a DemOcra
appointed than his more intluenti;
dusky rival. Jim Hill will requil
some other sort to give him a stant
ing along this coast.
Rev. VIM. r.. Howe conducted Sc
vice in the Episcopal church on SUI
day at 3 p. m. He has been appolnte
by the Bishop to supply the missile
churches along this coast.
A Jail delivery in town. One convi'
dog dug his way out OF prison and a
the other inmates made haste to the
respective homes, to the delight
fond owners and the discontinue
q feeless marshal.
The Biloxi Herald credits Ocea
Springs public schools with $63.
from the State funds, and gives ScraI
ton $249.3 IS, Biloxi 1886. %, Pass Chri
tian $276. "a and Bay St. Louis 1887. g
How generous OF the Herald to hcl
along those small towns 40 literally.