The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-09-03
OCEAN SPRINGS x. OF P. LODGE, No. ss
The largest stock Of shoes in town
at John JUhnsOn's.

MT. y. DuuCau MI1OT palQ scranton
a business visit last Saturday.
Mr.. Clemin Bellande moved into his
new dwelling on Thursday.
Mr.. B. +. Joachim made q business
trip tO New Orleans this week.
Capt. Joseph Bellande Is visiting
his invalid SUI In New Orleans this
week.
Mr.. E. ". Hing is erecting a stable
building on Washington aud Bowen
avenues.
Mrs. j. O'Keefe and little son John,
went to New Orleans Wednesday for
medical treatment.
Egan cottage arrivals: Mr.. and
Mrs. K. Levy, Miss Emma UthOff, L.
Foley all vi New Orleans.
The public school building and
grounds have been cleaned preparatory
10 its opening On Monday next.
Mr.. E. M. WestbroOk is erecting a
Queen Ann front addition to his resi-.
dcnce property on Washington ave.
Mr.. Chas. Curtis; Of Central Illinois
who has been visiting his brother Mr..
W. Curtis, returned home On Monday
last.
Mrs. Geo. A. Vancleave and child
rem, accompanied by Miss Sallie Van.
cleave, returned to New Orleans on
Sunday last.
Mrs. Madeline Bokenfohr, Mrs. +.
HOttinger and Miss Lou Markell, OF
New Orleans were guests Ut Mr.. Is. +.
Joachim and family this week.
The remains Of Miss Sarah COcran,
Of this place, who died 10 New Or
leans on Saturday last, aged 10 years
were brought here for burial Sunday.
On Sunday at 5 p. IN. Rev. N. Keff
Smith will deliver his second sermon
on the ''SecOHd Coming OF Christ"
after which his new hymn will be
sung.
After a two weeks visit In Colum.
bia, Tenn, Miss Lucy Shannon has
gone to Nashville for the winter to be
with her sister Mrs. G. II. Warwick.
Mrs. II. HAIRY and her daughter
Miss Annie, after a few days visit
with her mother Mrs. q. Hanson at
Breezy Point, returned to New Orleans
Thursday.
Mrs. Josephine Winfield Brake, OF
Toledo, Ohio, Is quartered ut the
Aline. Mrs. Brake Is an authoress Of
considerable fame, and Is taking notes
for an article on our coast country.
Col. JOhn j. Kendall and family,
VINO have been spending two months
here returned to their New Orleans
home on Wednesday. Col. Kendall
will return tn Mazatland, Mexico,
where lie has been residing for years
past.
Ocean Springs hotel arrivals: W. Fl.
Sanders, Paul ChaudrOn, Il. s. II.
Duesberry, wife and daughter, Mobile;
Louis II. SassinOx, Geo. II. DOugall,
Miss X. LOng, Geo. Z. Holt, New Or
leans; Mrs. Ellen Jackson and daugh-
ters, Montgomery.
DR.. E. r. Bragg, accompanied by
his wife aud baby, departed on Wed.
nesday morning for Lookout Noun.
tain, Tenn, via New Orleans. They
were accompanied as far as New Or.
leans by Mrs. A.. S. Denny, Of Moss
Point. DR.. Bragg and family will be
absent about three weeks.
Miss Jennie Dillon died here or
Monday morning, after a short illness
aged 10 years, at the residence Of Mr.
A. V. ROsambeau, whose family she
was visiting. She was the daughter
Of Mary Haggerty and Patrick Dillon
Of New Orleans. Miss Dillon was o
, a lovely disposition, beautiful and &C
cOmplished, and will be missed boil
here and In her native city. Her re
} mains were taken to New Orleans or
|, the 4 p. m. train for interment.
A NEW HYMN.
The following hymn, written ant
also set tn original music by Rev. N
Kef Smith, was dedicated to the Pre-
millennial Conference held at TOccOn
Ga, u few week since:
3. HE1ORD's SECOND COMING. =
ri The day soon comes when loud and clear,
= Throughout the realms Of space,
The trump Of God shall summon all
!. To see their dear Lords face.
tRev. asa
!. O.. colne Lord Jesus, quickly come,
With waiting saints, we pray;
Come, Ut upon King David's throne,
And sovereign power display.
Luke 1898; Rev. %: 20.
o, come, that oil. the sleeping saints
= May meet Thee 10 the air;
+ And then, descending to the earth,