The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-06-10
SPRINGS LOCALS,
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Our town Is healthy, dry and dusty.
Mrs. Chas. Earle is again at home,
after a prutractcd stay in New Orleans
Mrs. NJ. Il. Austin and Mrs. j. FRYE
are over for Il time at the Austin Cot.
tage. 81
Messrs. Seymour and Vancourt are
conducting the ice business here this
season.
Col. J. q. Rose and sister, Mrs. r.
Field, left Saturday morning for Chi.
cage.
Charlie Schmidt has Just returned
from a visit to relatives 10 New Or
leans.
Rev. t. W. Brown will preach 10
Scranton next Sunday, June 18th, at
his usual hour.
Among our visitors to Biloxi last
week were, Dr.. o. L. Bailey, B. F. Jo-
achim aud r. D. Wig9ingtOn.
A pleasant party was given in honor
OF the Misses Carraway at Prof. Q. d.
Sauls on Tuesday evening.
Father Henry Mortier visited Scran.
ton Wednesday, while there he was
the guest OF Father Ten Brink.
j. L. Mcdaniel and family left on
Thursday last for Dallas, Tex, where
they 90 to reside permanently.
Mrs. Frank E. Muth and two chill.
drcn, Of Louisville, KY, are visiting
Mrs. VIM. johnson of this place.
Mrs. A. s. KOrnbeck, Miss Emmie
Kornbeck and Capt. Fred KOrnbeck
visited Capt. Dana's family last week.
Mrs. Taylor, OF New Orleans, Is the
guest OF her friend. Mrs. r. B. Lynd,
and fluids Lyndhurst an ideal summer
home.
Breezy Point, the elegant home Of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hanson, is seldom
without city guests. Among the re-
cent ones We note Mr. Louis Hatery.
Mrs. G. NJ. Whitaker, who has been
spending several months here, left
this week for San Antonio, Texas.
May she find many friends In that
Empire State.
Mrs. e. r. Bragg visited Mobile this
week, saw her husband, Surgeon E.
II. Bragg, embark for the West Indies,
his wishes in this direction have at
last been gratited.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. r. Schmidt and
daughter, Miss May. after a delightful
visit to Summer Hill, their lovely sea
side home, have returned TO New Or
leans.
The Misses Carraway, of Purvis, are
visiting their sister. Mrs. SaulS, and
will remain until after the closing eX-
crciscS Of our High School. when they
expect to return home, accompanied
by Prof. Sauls and family.
In connection with the High SchOo'
there will be aconcert Friday evening
June 10th, at s p. m. Music, recita
ton, etc, will compose the program
Mr.. A.. p. K0t2um has been appoint
ed band master in the Second Texas
Regiment Volunteers, now stationed
at Camp Coppinger. Musician Kotz
UNI left with his family Thursday.
Meridian Herald: Miss May Davis
q charming young lady OF Ocear
Springs, is visiting her friend, Miss
Mace McElrOy, on Thirteenth street,
Mrs. George Kerr, OF Biloxi, was
here Friday. and had the privilege Of
at tending the Guild Meeting Of the
Ocean Springs Episcopal church.
Rev. 7. w. Brown filled his regular
appointment Sunday, and his sermon
was enjoyed by all privileged to hear
1t. Through courtesy to the visiting
Baptist brother, Rev. j. Jacob, there
was no service at the Methodist
church Sunday evening.
Rev. J.. Jacob, of this State, but late
OF Louisville Baptist Theological Sem.
mary, arrived here Friday afternoon
and was the guest of Mr.. G. w. Davis
H preached Sunday night at the Zap
list church to an attentive cOHgrega'
tiOn.
The weather has been fine for sail
ing parties. On the evening of June
LIST, Mr.. and Mrs. II. E. Clement. Mr..
and Mrs. II. +. Halstead, Misses Clara
Holderith and Lucy Shannon and
Mr.. +. j. Lundy spent some pleasant
hours upon the water.
Mrs. L. T. Andrews, a native OF
New York State, aged 40 years, who
has long been an invalid, died at the
Shanahan House last Thursday night.
At D. IN. Friday was held a religious
service conducted by the Rev. T. W.
Brown, memorial to this most estlma
BILE lady. The remains were embalm'
ed, and accompanied by Capt. Orvis
and little Elmer Andrews, were con
veyed to Chicago to be inferred beside
her husband, who died several years
ago.
Mrs. c. Wolf enjoyed a visit Satur
day and Sunday from her grandson
John Muller and his cousin, Robert
Won Schneerbcck, OF San Antonio
Texas, now members Of Company G
San Antonio ZOuaves, First Texa!
Regiment Volunteers Infantry In
camp at Mobile. They are RrandsOns
Of Confederate Gen. Muller, who wa
killed in the battle Of Shiloh. These
soldier laddies made many friends
during their brief stay with US.
Lieut.. J. B. Garrard, OF this place
left Saturday with ten men for Jack
son, Miss, FOE the purpose Of enlistinp
with Captain Woods Company Second
Regiment, Mississippi Volunteers Qn
!. fantry), Col. Montgomery: We under
stand that only two OF those recruits
were rejected. The following havinl
passed the required examination
Lieut.. J.. b. Garrard, Sergt. v. L
Boyer, w. v. Shannon, Chas. Bell
man, r. II. Champlln, F. A. Schrieber
John Catch0t and Jack Richards.
TOWN COUNCIL.
Regular meeting held Tuesday
June 7th. Minutes Of meetings Ma,
3, a, 6 and 10, we're read and approved
Treasurer reported Sl23.15 on ham
in general fund and 1896. 4S In scho0
fund.
Marshal and Street Commissioner