The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1897-12-10
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
Mr.. +. W. Greene is on a short visit

Mr.. +. W. Greene is on a short visit
to St. Louis.
Mrs. Il. p. Smith visited Mrs. A.
Blumcr at Moss Point this week.
Miss Maud Wagner. Of New Or
leans is visiting Mrs. +. ". Hing.
Services in the Baptist Church 100
a. m. and TOO p. m, by l.. N. Brock.
Col. Newcomb Clark paid a flying
visit to New Orleans on wednesday.
Mr.. A. j. Catchot and family, OF
Pensacola, are visiting relatives
here.
The infant child OF Mr.. and Mrs.
%Beaurcgard Ryan Cied on Monday
night last.
Mr.. Duncan Sinclair and sister. Of
New Orleans. came over for a few
days visit on Tuesday.
Mr.. Charles Shelley has leased the
Inn. and this popular hostelry will be
run In a first class manner.
Mrs. b. f. Joachim and lovely little
daughter. Qucenie, are visiting rela-
tives in New Orleans this week.
Messrs. Thos. w. Grayson, E., j.
Morris, L. N. Ramsay and j.. ID. Col
Inns were at the courthouse Monday
on business.
Mrs Joseph Bisso and daughter,
Mrs. W. +. Alcorn and children, OF
New Orleans, arc spending IA few days
with friends here.
The many friends of Conductor
Johnson and family were glad to wei
come them home, after an absence o
several weeks spent in Kentucky.
On Thursday. Dec. I'd. an election
of officers Of Mcleod Lodge NO. AZ
A. Il. and A. NJ, was held ut Masonic
Hall. S. II. Haviland, W. NJ: s. =
King, S. W.: w. G. Grayson, j.. W..
w. a.. Horton, Secretay: Dan. New
comb, Treasurer; II. +. Halstead, A
d.; Geo. L. Friar, j. D.; John Hilton
Tyler.
There will be m regular service II
the Presbyterian Church until turtle
notice, DR.. N. Kef. Smith, who ha'
been the supply since last spring ha
given up the work, but when in Oceal
Springs he will preach. He has beef
asked to take a field in Georgia, ant
has the matter under consideration
However. his family will remain til
next spring.
On Monday evening a delightful
can1y pulling and dance was given a
the residence of Mrs. j.. Soden
n thnpn rpo,npt ,unrn. MiCcnc A
North, A. Eglin, Maud Casey, Agne
and Leona De Bourgh, Annie Rosam
beau, Augusta Downing, NJ. Riglcy
Lima Schmidt, Lottie l.. Clark, X
Ansrll, L. Weider, NJ. Dolbear, l.. am
j.. Soden, b. S0den, Mrs. w. LOrenzcr
Messrs. Edwin Westbrook, Chas
Schmidt, Leon Rosambeau, Ben
Downing. A. Clark, L. Ryan, j. Nc
Donald, Don Armstrong, A. Ansell
VIM. LOrenzen and others. Refresh
ments were served and an e~njoyabl
} evening spent by all.
TOWN OF OCEAN SPRINGS.
Regular meeting of the Council he'll
Tuesday evening, Dec. I. 1887. Pres
cut II. W. Grayson, Mayor, IL. !
Russell, Geo. l.. Friar and Geo. I
Arndt, Alderman, Geo. f.. Tardy
Marshal, +. NJ. Dick, Clerk. Minute
OF last meeting read and approved.
Trcasurer's report showed cash ba|
ance in general fund Of 1928 So, schoc
fund $685. 81. Total $4,000.
Committee on shells repOrte1 tina
arrangements had been made with L
Lopez, of Biloxi, for shells at one cen
per barrel.
Marshal's and Tax Collectors re
port showed collections for NOvetnbe
, to be 1891. 81, and expenditures S.3(
Also the several streets worked an
bridges repaired. go.
A vote OF thanks was rendered til
board of health for efficient service
during the past epidemic. They wer
also empowered to receive SurgeO
White, y. S. NJ. II. S.
The following ordinance was offere
and passed:
Be it ordained by the Mayor an
Board of Aldermen of the town 9
Ocean Springs, That all house holder
ia said town 10 whose house yello'
fever or The prevailing fever has OF
Cured during the summer and fal!
the year 1897, be prepared to receiv
DR.. White, of the Marine HOspitt
Service of the u. s., and turn over {
him their premises for the prope
fumigation Of same on demand.
Sec. 2. A failure on the part OF an
citizen to comply with the foreign
shall be subject to a fine OF $40 an
imprisonment for twenty-four hour
:. On motion a committee compose
of Messrs. Arndt and Friar was al
pointed to ascertain the cost Of book
necessary to record marriages, birth
and deaths occurring in the town.
Assessment OF $500 on saw mi
property of j. B. Lyons and +. j. Mo
!, ris was reduced to 8 1880.
! Bill OF Mr.. Bcllande for fumigatic
was laid over till next meeting.
Bid OF Eli Williams for freightiI
( shells from Biloxi for 81 cents per ba
!, rel accepted and bond OF $25 require
. On motion, 1t was ordered that u
, Board r~e-advertise for bids for hauliI
3 shells.
A vote OF thanks was tender
, Mayor Grays0n for able and eficie'
SERVICES in distributing INDECENT fun