The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-10-15
Three moves Ia town since last issue.

WIZ ". n. AedC Icit TOT BOSLOL
last Saturday.
The widows are all gone and hand.
some George Is now fOrlorn.
Fishing has been the ''order" Of
many during the past week.
The new livery stable building has
been at statu quo for sometime.
Herman Mil, pharmacist, is adding
to the arrangement OF his model drug
store.
Two youngsters played the hoodlum
or cowboy act by Sunday horse racing
In our principal streets.
Hon. ]. ". Guillotte, OF New Or.
leans left for home ON Sunday via
Camp Fontainebleau.
The lady assistants "hOld the fort"
while the profession seeks health In
the region round about Purvis.
AS to the authority and purposes OF
town councils and boards OF health,
local matters seem very much mixed.
The Ocean Springs high school, I'm.
der able and efficient management
will open sometime In the near future.
The Ocean Springs hotel, Hing,
Inn, Shanahan, Artesian. Egan and
Aline houses are open for the reception
OF winter guests.
Mr.. McManus, who has been with
Druggist Mil for a couple of months,
has departed for New Orleans, via the
detention camp.
Sunday morning early we had a
most refreshing rain, followed on Mon.
day noon by another VI greater pro-
PORTIONS
Mayor Thos. w. Grayson has re-
ceived from the Commercial. Appeal of
Memphis, $50. 10 to add to the relief
fund OF this place.
The meeting OF a half dozen, invit-
ed for special needs, cannot truthful.
ly be called a ''citizens meeting" il
the reports do so declare.
General debility, aggravated by a
touch Of the prevailing" has kept
DR.. M. G. Vaughan housed for-s0me
time, but he appears on the streets
this week.
Ever since the quarantine on east
side OF town was removed, some two
weeks ago, the remaining Gordon about
this town has'been a gauzy farce for
outside effect.
ut is said that every person In
Ocean Springs has had the fever"
When facts are SO public the chronic
Ter should refrain from reporting
"they say" falseh00ds.
The "hre laddies" tried their en-.
CINE on Sunday afternoon after a long
rest, and from the size and height OF
stream thrown it must be in prime
condition and ready for duty.
The fever is said to have several
subjects north OF town, In the pine
forests, refugees from Biloxi. The next
thing will be a ''cordon" around Jack.
son and Harrison counties.
The sold Reliable" Is informed that
DR.. Murray dismissed all guards
around this town on Monday last.
1t should have been done sooner, but
better late than never.
When distress Is In the land and
true Christian charity goes forth in
behalf OF the needy, is it an evidence Of
meritoriOus want for dispensers OF
charity to charge full profit or per.
centage on same.
Several prominent business men Of
New Orleans, owning fine front resi-
dences, wish to bring their families
here as a safeguard against the yellow
fever prevailing here.
Since DR.. Guiteras expressed the
conviction that Ocean Springs was
impregnated with tine ''prevailinv
fever" from New Orleans and Mobile,
this town has the credit Of much free
advertising.
Mr.. s. w. Richardson, OF the Marine
Hospital Service, stationed at Camp
FOntainebleau left on Monday for the
detention camp to be erected In JET
ferson parish, La, Mr.. Richard Pleas
ants Of this place accompanied him as
assistant.
The two most suspicious cases Of
fever In the town, so pronounced by
the attending physician, were non
residents, and afflicted with chronic
organic diseases. II yellow fever,
there are no circumstances that
would trace either to an injecting
source.
Material is being hauled In place for
an addition to Switzer's dry goods
and general merchandise store at the
corner Of Washington and Porter ave.
nues. Following 90 soon after the
matrimonial alliance Of Ross, the
manager, indicates growing and en-
larged prosperity.
Scranton business mel exemplify
the "true manhood" by proposing to
take care Of her own citizens, and BIZ
lOxi furnishes o most commendable
subscription to the NEEDY FUND. The
public should appreciate these CHEER
full 0IvERs, and may they live to
fully realize that ut Is more blessed
to give than to receive.n
Ocean Springs Fire Co. No. ! held
Its annual meeting Tuesday night.
The following Officers were elected to
serve the ensuing year: A. Buehler,
president; e. l.. Tardy, vice presi-
dent; r. Downing, secretary; VIM.
LOrenzen. treasurer; Gen. H. Tardy,
foreman; Edmon Mon, frst assistant
foreman; Hugh Seymour, second as.
sistant foreman; John Beaugez, stew.
ard.
On Wednesday Oct. 9th, Miss Ada
Frances Minor and Mr.. Ross A,
Switzer we're married at the residence
Of the brides br0ther-in-law, Mr.. H,
+. Russell, Rev. q. Switxer, father oil
the groom tied the nuptial knot. Ths
bride !s . popular and loveable young
lady, daughter Of the late Judge Harry
Minor and the groom q rising y0un{
merchant. Our best wishes accom-
pany them on the journey Of life upot
which they have embarked.
Our people highly appreciated tn,
generous donation Of Col. ]. B. Rose
Of Chicago, President Of Or. Price,
Baking Powder Co., who@in the yer,
beglnnin3 OF tho fever endemic ID
structed Meesrs. Davis Rros,, BY tele
graph 10 draw on him f0l FIVE HUN
bred DOLLARS 70 b distributes
among the su&areFs. would tina
other places similarly afllc1od NIGH
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