The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-09-30
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.


ID. X. Murray. of New Orleans, was
a recent visitor 10 our town.
The quarantine regulations have re-
duccd the population OF our town.
Ensign Frank Nett, Of the Monitor
Passaic, visited our town recently.
An occasional drummer is to be seen
on our streets in spite OF the Quaran-
tine.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed Hing have return
ed to New Orleans to the regret of
many friends.
Mrs. w. Curtis, Of East Beach, has
returned home from a visit to rela-
tives IN Illinois.
Conductor VIM. Johnson and family
are spending the quarantine season in
Louisville, H.
Mesdames A. Buechel and Turret,
Of Bay st. Louis were recent visitors
to friends here.
Mrs. Geo. McCary and daughters,
after a pleasant stay in Ocean Springs
have returned to Mobile.
Miss Matte E. Austin and niece,
Miss Martha Austin left for New Or
leans Thursday morning.
The Catholics are arranging for a
delightful entertainment in the near
future. Their zeal is inspiring.
Mrs. ChaS. Zeig!er returned to her
New Orleans home Tuesday, after a
pleasant stay at her summer villa.
Mrs. S, G. Ramsay and Miss Dora
Ramsay, of Fort Bayou, spent last
Friday with Ocean Springs friends.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lynd have re.
turned to their city home. after a
pleasant visit to our picturesque town.
Mr.. Jim Clark, of DeSOto avenue,
wears a smiling face. a wee girl hav.
ing come to cnliven his pleasant home.
The Catholics alone held church
services last Sunday. The Sabbath
schools, however, were well attended.
The W. NJ. S. and Sunbeam societies
of the Ocean Springs Baptist church
held pleasant meetings Tuesday after
noon.
c. E. Clement and wife. DR.. o. l..
Bailey, viii Casey, Walter Franco
aud Others visited Biloxi a few days
since.
Ferryman w. G. Perrigin, while en-,
gagged in his avOcati1n had the misfor
tune to severely injure one Of his
hands.
Mrs. A. G. Vaughan and daughter
Miss Katie, after Il pleasant summer
in Kentucky, arrived home last Sat
urday.
Mr.. A. i. Marks arrived here a few
days since from New York, and spend
ing some days at his lovely seaside
home.
OccanSprings was well represented a,
the lircmen's parade in Biloxi. Mon
day, the 10Th, and "A happy time re
ported.
Mr.. II. b. Lynd returned to New
Orleans to look after business inter.
ests, while his family llnger at lovely
Lyndhurst.
Alb. Jackson, OF the second AIaba.
ma regiment. arrived home last week
and was warmly greeted by relatives
and friends.
Immunes, holding proper cereid.
Gates, are permitted by the Quaran-
tines regulations, to 90 and return
from New Orleans.
The many friends of Col. A. ID Shell.
don regret to hear Of his serious in
disposition, but hope to see him upon
our streets at an early day.
Miss Ella Grayson. after a pleasant
visit to her parents here, retained to
Mobile Tuesday on account Of the in.
disposition Of her sister, Mrs. G.
Lang.
Miss Mary Ella Cowan left last
week for Mobile where she will enter
school. Miss Cowan stopped off for Il
couple of days at Scranton or a visit
to her father, Hon. ID. ID. Cowan.
Charlie Bcllman. just convalescing
from a protractad illness, reached
home last Saturday. All of our boys
of first and second Mississippi regi.
ments are home on furloughs.
At a special meeting Sept. "a, 1898,
the Mayor and hoard OF aldermen ap
pointed r. a. Switzer, w. S. Van
clcave and L. NJ. Westbrook to serve
as commissioners OF the municipal
election to be held in December.
The temporary cemetery associa
tion of Ocean Springs met at the Fire
mems Hall Monday at 1 p. m, arc
earnestly discussed plans for immcdi
ate work. There should be a full re,
presentation of our citizens at the
next meeting, Monday, Oct. Bird.
Mrs. G. Wolf and daughter, Miss
Lou. expect to take their departure
for Boston, via Washington, Saturday
at l0:30 n. m. Mrs VOLTS daughters,
Misses Fernando and Minna, are
pleasantly situated in Boston, and the
reunion will be productive Of much
happiness. This well known family
will be much missed by the citizens
of Ocean Springs.