The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-12-17
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

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Mr.. Harry Brown, OF Chicago, ar
rived last Tuesday.
Capt. L. N. Hanson and wife visit
ed Scranton On Sunday.
Mr.. +. w. Norwood and daughter,
OF Chicago, arrived this week.
Mr.. +. NJ. Dick, the popular town
clerk visited Biloxi this week.
Ocean Springs Is on a boom and
northern tourists are pouring In.
Mr.. L. II. Sullivan and Mrs. j. Giles
Lewis, Of Chicago, are among this
weeks arrivals.
MI. Chas. Holcombe and Mrs. Mary
Pierce, OF Chicago, are visiting Mrs.
NJ. L. Holcomce.
A delightful party was given at the
residence OF MI. B. +. JOachim's last
Monday evening.
Mr.. Frank jackson Is assisting the
Marine Hospital corps at Biloxi in
their work OF fumigation.
Mrs. ]. P. Mcdonnell was a visitor
| TO Biloxi last week, also her pretty
little daughter, Miss Alice.
Mr.. A. +. Vermilyea, a prominent
capitalist from the north is a guest OF
Col. J. b. Rose at Elk Lodge.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. II. Richardson re.
turned from Chicago Saturday to the
delight OF their many friends.
Quite a large number OF people came
over Sunday fran New Orleans on the
first monthly winter excursion.
Mr.. S. Il. North and family left on
Wednesday morning for New Orleans,
where they will permanently reside.
Miss Maud Wagner, a chaming
young lady Of New Orleans was a
visitor Of Mrs. E. W. Hing last week.
Postmaster Thos. /. Keys Is reno.
waiting the pOstOffice and placing in
position handsome combination lock
boxes.
Mrs. e. w. Hing and children and
Miss Camilla Hing returned from a
weeks visit to relatives in New Or
leans.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Rose and charm.
ing little son, are Ocean Springs new
arrivals. They arc at their home on
the beach.
Jack Fost arrived again Tuesday
night and Wednesday morning, every
thing was beautiful and white, but
oh! SO cold.
On Thursday the King Fishers cele
brated their anniversary ut Horizons
Point on Davis bayou with a fish fry
and basket picnic.
Mrs. A. E. Edwards has returned
to her home in New Orleans for the
winter, her daughters expect to leave
also, In a few days,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred DcPass anG
chaming daughter, Miss Hattie, re
turned from New York and are locat
ed at their beach home for the winter
A public installation OF Mcleod
Lodge will take place at Spanish
Camp on the 9th inst. A basket pic
mic and fish fry will be one OF thu
features Of the attraction.
The ladies of St. Johns Guild met
at the church Friday, owing to tn,
inclcmency or weather all bushes.
transaction was laid over until mex
meeting, first Friday in January, 1898
Mr.. and Mrs. W. B. Schmidt cam,
over from New Orleans for Il few day
visit at Summer Hill, their Lowell.
beach home returning to the cit.
Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. B. Lynd and beau
tiful little daughter and charmin,
niece, Miss Jessie L. Carter, spen
from Saturday TO Sunday evening u
Lyndhurst, their summer home.
Ocean Springs Hotel arrivals: j. B
Lyon, II. B%Otsford, L. Il. Jack. Chi
cagO; N. Newell, Boston; Z. j
Schwaz, JnO. G. O'Connell, Mobile
DR.. j. II. White, DR.. Carter, U. S. M
II. S.; E. ~GOttschalk, New Orleans.
A hunting club was organized Mon
day night, composed Of some OF GU
leading spOrtsmen, which bears tn,
name 1.-The NimrOds." They hav
leased for a number OF years. tn
hunting grounds known as "MarsI
Point" and "Point Aux Chones."
Elk Lodge has been re-opencd 10
the winter as Mrs. Julia Z. Brow
has returned from Chicago. Col. :.
B. Rose and Mrs. Rush H. Field wer
welcomed by their many friends q
their arrival from the Windy CIT
yesterday. They have come to spcn
the mild winter months at their d.
!ightful and picturesque villa on Eas
Beach.
A very pretty home wedding too
: place on Thursday, Dec. 8, at $50
M, at the residence of the bride
! father, Mr.. NarciSse Seymour. Th
contracting parties were Mr.. Geo. "
Dale, formerly OF H~aywards, Cal
f0rnia, and for the past three years a
e%nterprising young man OF this tOwr
and Miss Harriet II. Seymour, a swee,
pretty young lady Of Ocean Spring,
All extend best wishes to the hapI
couple. The ceremony was performe
by Father Henry Mvrticr.
It is with unfeigned pleasure tn;
the King Fishers have received int
It their mystic band, Mrs. Martha |
HOlcOmbe, widow OF the late Il. A.
HOlcombc, the gentle, genial frier
: and c0mrade, aschOlar OF no mean a
tainments, and a devoted follower
'tIsaac Walton. Mrs. HOlcombe IL We
/, known here, and her friends Glad
" welcome her back to her bea
tiful southern home, feeling that h
presence will be an inspiration in q
that Is helpful and uplifting. w,
come, thrice welcome to this giftt
'i woman into the fraternity OF /