The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-10-14
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.


Orleans this week.
The painting Of our postoficc adds
much TO It's appearance.
DR.. A. Jackson is in Mobile locking
after business interests.
Supt. d. D. Cowan is always a most
welcome visitor to our town.
The occasional drummer is q pleas.
ing feature upon our streets.
Other birth days might he noted
this week, but Our friends object
Messrs. A. g. Tebo. ID. A. Depass
I. B. Lynd still tarry In our midst.
Mrs. c. Z. Clement visited the
Misses Burton at Biloxi, last week.
Late arrivals at Shanahan House:
Mr.. Dodd, Leatheruury, Miss; MI.
Curtis.
We are glad to report the improve
ment Ut the health Of Col. A. d.
Sheldon.
After an absence OF several weeks
the Misses Carver and Breakaeld are
hume again.
The many friends Of the Misses
Carrcher regret their return to the
Crescent City.
Mrs. II. II. Minor and daughter,
Mrs. Ross Switzer, visited Mobile
friends recently.
A. NJ. Cubbagc returned to Ocean
Springs last Friday, after an absence
OF several months.
Some Of our soldier boys would glad
ly return to camp. There is a facina-
ti0n about army life.
b. f. Joachim, G. e. Clement, T.
W. Grayson and Will Casey are fire.
Quent visitors to Biloxi.
Arrivals at the Hing House this
week: MI. Jannin, New Orleans; j.
II. Greene, Florala, Miss.
j. d. Minor, our competent deputy
sheriff, is IN Scranton assisting Sher-
if Moore with the tax rolls.
Mr.. Jesse Brown, sou of Rev. r. W.
Brown, is quite sick. The family
have the sympathy Of our people.
Mrs. Taylor, late of Biloxi, but now
of New Orleans, Is the guest Of Mrs.
Il. b. Lynd, Of Lyndhurst by the sea
Our High School continues to grow
in numbers, and another room Ii. the
|, X. Of p. hall is being prepared for the
pupils.
The o service at the Methods
| church Sunday evening was well at
Q tended, and it's exercises unusually in
:. teresting.
The weather is beautiful, the towr
is healthy, the fishing fine, but TIL,
quarantine rests like an incubus upol
our people.
Rev. r. W. Brown, being detained
home last Sunday, kindly consented
to hold morning service at the Meth
odist church.
This Is the week of prayer at tn
Methodist church., and services ar
r conducted every afternoon at 4 O'CLOCK
ny the ladies.
Our town can boast of its large
KletIer pears and Japan persimmOns
A colored friend informs us that "the.
arc simply 'minortiOus.'"
Mrs. Egan, Porter avenue, has, To-
/ the present, declined the idea of re
moving to New Orleans. This |:
, pleasant news to her friends.
T.. Mr.. i. J. Lundy spent several day
, in Mobile this week combining bust
ness and pleasure. Mr.. Lundy was
former resident Of that beautiful
; Southern city.
Miss Hazel, daughter of u enter
prisins tOwnsman, ii. +. Russell, Gel
ebrated her eighth birthday Monday
Oct. 10th. Many happy returns OF TIN
day to the little maiden,
The situation Of the inmates OF OuI
Baptist Orphanage, at Jackson, Miss.
owing to the presence of yellow fever
appeals to u sympathies and w
hope needed aid will be Forthcoming
t Mrs. Zcoliede Krohn died Monday
Oct. 10th, at her home in the country
| twelve miles north of Ocean Springs
She was the mothero Of Mrs. Eglin ant
the sister Of Narcissc Seymour, of thu
: place.
Mrs. Caroline Ramsay, OF the Re-
5 Creek ncighborhood, died last Frida.
and was buried Sunday. She was
most estimable lady and her death !
mourned by many relatives an
friends.
Miss Minnie Richardson has bee
elected librarian of Ocean Spring
y Hish School, Miss Daisy Allen hay
o ing resigned on account Of removal t
Scranton. Some valuable addition
q have been made to the library.