The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-12-24
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

Mrs. J. NJ. Boyd and daughter, Mis-
Jessie, are visiting relatives In New
Orleans.
Mrs. John M. Maginnis, Mr.. ant
Mrs. Geo. b. Rose and little son, left
this week for their home 10 New Or
leans.
Capt. L. N. Hanson, OF Jackson
avenue, has gone TO New Orleans to
spend Christmas with his nephew,
Mr.. c. Hanson.
Recent arrivals at the Hing House;
A. J. Manville, NJ. d., Mrs. A. J.
Manville, Miss Iona Manville, J. N.
Holmes, Dacorah, Iowa.
The Inn; Z. Rector and wife and
grand daughter, Harvard, ILL.,; p. G.
WELDON and wife, Heborn, Ill.
Mrs. Z. N. Vancleavc, OF New Or
leans, will be the guest Of her rcla-
tives, Col. II. A. Vancieave and family,
during the holidays.
Messrs. Thornton Vaughan. Joe
Marsh and Rob. Jones, returned Sun.
day from their trip 20 the Louisiana
marsh.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hanson, of New,
Orleans, passed Saturday to Monday
at Breezy Point, their summer villa.
The marriage OF Mr.. Edward +.
Hing to Miss Maud Wagner, of New
Orleans is announced to take place on
the 18th Of January, 1898, in the above
city. s..
The Catholic ladies OF the Altar
Society will give a Christmas tree at
Firemen's Hall, Christmas Eve (Fri-
day night.
Mrs. +. Buttncr went to New Or
leans on Wednesday to make some
purchases for Christmas.
Dear George, says, that he will not
visit the Crescent City during the
holidays, as certain circumstances al.
tar cases.
Roses instead OF snow are character
istic OF Christmas along our gulf coast.
and Northern visitors are delighted
with this novelty Of the season.
The crowding business, incident to
the season, does not seem to rufle the
tempers Of our genial railway agent
attentive postmaster.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred De Pass have
returned to New Orleans for the win.
ter. Charming Miss Hattie, their
daughter, goes to Nashville, Tenn,
to attend school.
Services in the Batist Church on
next Sunday at II a. m. only, by
Pastor L. N. Brock. This will be his
last appointment. All are cordially
invited to attend.
The many friends OF the Rev. N.
Kef. Smith, d. D., are sorry to learn
that he Is still confined to his bed
from result OF a serious fall which
occurred last Thursday evening.
Prof. Sauls and assistants are win.
ming golden opinions IN behalf of
their efforts to elevate the standard Of
our high school. There are nearly
one hundred and fifty pupils in at
tendance with the promise OF more in
January.
On the afternoon of December oath, |
the Baptist Sunday School will be the
recipient Of a Washington Tea Party,
to be given at the residence OF the
Superintendent. Mr.. G. W. Davis,
under the supervision Of the "Willing
Workers."
An air OF gayety and good will per-
vades our town and smiling faces
greet us everywhere. Our friends |
from the country like ourselves, are
preparing to gladden. the hearts of
the 'wee folK,n and all realize that
Christmas Is almost here.
Mr.. Walter H. Covington, son-in.
Of r. A. .Vancleave, died in New
Orleans, December 10Th, and was IN
TERED In the Cox family burying
ground beside his wife) Of this place
last Saturday afternoon. He leaves
one child, a little daughter, to mourn
his loss.
The King Fishers fish fry of Deem
Der 10th was Il success as a matter OF
The Rev. Smith and Messrs.
Richardson and Dick were the life OF
the gathering. The dinner was
tempting enough to satisfy the dainti.
est epicure. Horizons farm Is one of
the most picturesque spots round
about our lovely town, and for the