The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-12-16

j. j. Kuhn, OF New Orleans was
lere last week looking after his bust
ness interests.
r. S. Williams, from the vicinity OF
Woolmarkct, is in attendance upon
,ur High School.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Suffer are
now at home in the A. P. Kotzum
cottage on Bowen ave.
Capt. G. Hanson and wife, visited
their lovely summer home, Breezy
Point" a few days since.
Mrs. NJ. +. Ross and Mrs. James A.
Murray are domiciled in the O'Keefe
cottage on Jackson avenue.
Misses Maud Chiffon and Dora
Ramsay, Of Fort Bayou, visited
Ocean Springs last Sunday.
Dick Vancleave, of Chicago, IS
spending some days with his parents
and enjoying the gulf breezes.
Charlie Ward, well known here, has
been for a number of days looking af-
ter business matters in our town.
The holidays are near at hand and
the little folks are happy in a%nticipa-
tion OF the good times in store for
them.
Mr.. and Mrs. John B. Honor, Miss
Natalie and Master Allen Shullv OF
New Orleans, visited Ocean Springs
relatives recently.
The little folks(?) are looking for
ward with pleasure to Dec. 10th wher
Sipe & Blake will greet them with
their educated animals.
Mrs. A. P. Kotzum and baby, Alice
and Miss Annie North left MOnda!
for Grand Bay, Ala, where they ex
pect to reside for a time.
A number Of strangers are to b.
seen on our streets, some OF them II
search of the sunny South" which
they begin to think is a mythica.
country.
Ocean Springs Hotel arrivals-A
Goldman, Mr., and Mrs. +. May, W
A. Meyers. New Orleans; Mrs. May
Ross, San Antonio, Texas; Mrs. Jas
A. Murray and children, Manchester
Ohio.
Miss Virgo Spencer, en- route from
H~attlesburg to her home in Moss
Point. stopped over to see her friend,
Miss Fannie Vaughan, arriving here
last Thursday evening and leaving
Saturday morning.
Rev. Henry Bennett, Of Moss Point,
preached to an appreciative audience
at the Ocean Springs Baptist church
Sunday morning. While here Mr..
Bennett and wife were the guests OF
Mr.. and Mrs. Fred Dick.
J. D. Holloway, favora6ly known
here, and Miss L. Reynolds, Of New
Orleans, were married in that city,
Nov. 30, 1898. Mr.. and Mrs. Holloway
are stopping with the groom's mother,
Washington avenue, Ocean Springs,
Sergeant Frank Jackson and vii
Casey have been mustered out Of the
U. s. army, and are again at work ir
Louisiana. Sergt. Jackson spent last
Friday with his mother, en- route Il
the Shatfer sugar plantation, Terre
bonnie parish, La.
Shanahan House arrivals-R. J
Touress, Adolph Hovelle, w. Mason
New Orleans; E. ID. Duckwall, f. Z
Zeigler, Henry Sonners, Of Indiana
William Fitch, Memphis, Tenn.
Lieut.. A. L. Bleesh, Chas. johnson
Hammond, La; Edward Adle, Gin
%cinnati, Ohio.
On Tuesday the election for munich
pal officers passed of quietly. Th'
following officers were elected: +. M
Weed, mayor; Geo. E. Arndt, alder
man at large; H. f. Russell, lst ward
II. +. Halstcad; End ward; Geo. L
Aalstead, 3rd ward; A. V. Rosam
beau, 4th ward; E. s. Davis, treasur
er; Geo. II. Tardy, marshal.
Mrs. Harriet Davis Bilbo, daughte
Of Mrs. A. A. Davis, aud wife OF vii
liam Bilbo, died at her home on Davi
bayou Dec. IL, 1893, and was interre
beside many loved ouesin the old fan
lily burying ground on the Holling'
worth place. Mrs. BilbO was lift!
nine years Of age and had been in fe,
BILE health for some time. She leave
many relatives and friends to mour
her death. The Ocean Springs Bal
list church and Its society Of Williu
Workers have lest u faithful co-labo
er. Mrs. Bilbo vas quiet and retiring
but ever ready to do all In her powt
for the advancement OF the Master
cause. May the influence Of her gen
tie life be a benediction upon her sol
row stricken family. "Preci0us IN IN
sight OF the Lord Is the death OF NJ
saints"
MRS. SUSAN THORNTON PRICE.
..c,a Quietly take 4 bI,