The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-03-12
Mr.. +. W. Hing returned from tn
City Wednesday.

Miss Minna Wolf visited New Or
leans last Saturday.
Mr.. Geo. Il. Arndt visited Pass
Christian this week.
Col. w. r. Snyder paid Scranton a
business visit on Monday.
Property owners should curb the
sidewalks to prevent washing out.
Mrs. Mary II. Bragg, OF Scranton is
on IA visit to her son, DR.. T.. r. Bragg.
Mrs. j. O'keefe and children re.
turned from the City Friday evening.
Mrs. Norman Seymour is visiting
relatives and friends at Scranton this
week.
Mrs. Ada Hughes was the guest OF
Mrs. A. ID. Sheldon several days last
week.
Mr.. Giles Lewis, a prominent bust
ness mar Of Chicago is expected here
Sunday.
Mr.. Willie =. Wayne returned We'd
nesday from a business visit to Mont
gOmery, Ala.
Mrs. II. Mil and daughters, Erma
and Esther, are spending this week in
New Orleans.
Rev. Eben Thompson, OF Biloxi held
divine service at the Episcopal church
on Wednesday afternoon.
ED. L. n. Brock will preach In the
Baptist church next Sunday, morning
and night at the usual hours.
Mrs. II. II. Richardson has returned
from a visit to Mobile, and is now en-
tertaining friends from that city.
Maj. Geo. II. Tardy, the energetic
street commissioner, is busy imprOv-
ing and Smelling the streets of our
town.
Misses Mary Shanahan and Harriet
Moore, after a pleasant visit OF sew
eral days to New Orleans returned
home last week.
Chas. f. Pabst, Esq, has put out
10000 pecan nuts in nursery row and
about 5000 paper shell CRAFTS this
spring Oh his place east OF town.
DR.. J. A. Koch, who with his family
has passed the winter here, leaves on
Monday for his home at GOlcOnda, Ill.
His family will remain until April.
Sunday afternoon Harold Ivan, sec
ond son Of Mr., and Mrs. E. w. Hing,
was chrisLencd at the Catholic church.
The sponsors were Mr.. =. judith, of
New Orleans and Miss Camilla Hing.
Genl S. II. Stiles and wife and Mr..
ID. NJ. Watson and wife, Of Belvidere,
Wis, who have spent the winter at
the Aline, left for home Wednesday
10y way Of New Orleans and Ham
mOnd, La.
Saturday evening a Salvation Army
meeting was held on Washington ave
nue., the first ever taking place here.
In IA short while, Il large crowd had
gathered listening to the singing aud
preaching.
Capt. Narcisse Seymour is making
valuable improvements to his prop
erty on Calhoun avenue by the addi-
tlon OF three new tenement houses.
The captain is wide-aWake and al
ways to the front.
Mr.. Ralph c. Curtiss and wife, who
have been s%ojourning a season at their
winter home "Seven Pines" at East
end, let Monday for their summer
home at Waverly, H., delighted with
their winter outing.
Col. L. II. Whitney and wife, of
Chicago, who have spent the winter
here, leave for home Saturday. The
colonel has bought and fenced a resi-
dence lot on Porter avenue and will
build a modern home this fall.
Geo. L. Friar, architect, with local
wOrkmen, has well under way the
business house and residence OF Mr.,
A. j. Catchot, corner Washington
venue and De Soto. The building is
3OX4S, two stories and is a great i'm
: provement to that part of town.
Shanahan House arrivals: r. l..
McGregor, Chas. L. Hall, Hatlies-
burg; Val Fabian, j. D. Warren, New
Orleans; S. II. Steiner, Mobile; &. S.
Leatherbury, Jr., Cross Roads; Mrs.
+. ID. Hart, Chicago; II. b. Herringer,
Walter NJ. Hcrringer, Greenville, Ill.
Among recent arrivals at the Ocean
Springs Hotel are: Prof. II. B. Full
ton, Oxford, Miss; A. Howe, Mrs.
Fry, Miss johnson, Miss Craig, Jack.
soEville, H.: Joseph Jones, New York;
M. Anerback, Edward H. Fox, Mrs.
G. X. Peart, Alex Howard Peters,
Miss Joanna Peters, Alvin Hubert and
wife, Paine Harrington and wife, DR..
II. b. Powell and wife, Chicago; Mr..
and Mrs. S. G. Magill, Fargo, N. D.;
E. NJ. Butte, W. M. Barnes, Nash.
vile; G. }. FAINT and wife, ID. A. Graut
and wife, St. Louis; j. A, Baker, Mon
tana.
Ocean Springs is one OF the most
charming winter and summer resorts
on the Gulf coast. Its salubrious eli
mate renders it a most popular rem
devious for northerners and south
erners alike. The land around this
little bonbOniere of health is high and
undulating; dotted here and there
with picturesque bluffs, surrounded
with beautiful villas, the summe resi-.
dences Of some Of the wealthieSt and
best known families In the South.
The natural scenery Of the place is
unsurpassed. Its long avenues are
skirted, on either side, with massive
oaks that cast a most cnticing shade:
while the breezes that flow from its
numerous bays and bayOuS are most eX-
hilarating. Fort Bayou, on the north
is a popular fishing resort; it Is tlleC
with choice fish that afford fine sport
to the thousands who flock there win
ter and summer to find rest from the
turmoil OF the city, and relax mine
and limb under the genial influence
OF its golden tranquility. Another
pretty spot, and n familiar to visit
Ors, is Deer Island, situated out in
the Gulf about two miles and a hal
from Ocean Springs. The accommo,
dations OF the place are excellent. Its
hospitality prOverbial. Its influx oil
visitors this year has been great,
especially during the Carnival season,
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