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

Ntuy, - VlslUiuS TclaClVcS here.
Mrs. S. NJ. Thornton, OF Gulfport,
spent Sunday with relatives here.
DR.. 0. L. Bailey is having an office
erected near his place OF residence.
Mr.. +. J. Lundy returned Friday,
the End inst. from a pleasant trip to
Chicago.
Miss Lyll Morris OF Moss Point, Is
visiting her friend Miss Lula Havi.
land.
Miss Latil, who has been visiting
relatives here, returned Monday to
New Orleans.
Miss Hattie Weeks is spending
some time with relatives and friends
in New Orleans.
Mrs. Edward Barnes and daughter
are the guests Of Mrs. e. A. Clark, at
her lovely SUBURBAN home.
Mrs. Ed. Hing and sister, Miss
Wagner, after a pleasant visit here,
have retired to New Orleans.
Mrs. l.. Ames chareroned q party to
West PascagOula Wednesday on the
steam launch Gladys d.
Miss Katie Thornton, Of Pass Chris.
tian, Is the guest this week OF DR.. NJ.
q. Vaughan and family.
Rev. r. W. Brown filed the Meth0.
dist pulpit morning and evening Of
last Sunday most a%cceptably.
Rev. Louis Tucker held an interest.
ing service at the Ocean Springs Epis.
copal church at 4 p. m. Sunday.
Attorneys A. NJ. Dalhgrcn, E. NJ.
Barber and W. II. Maybin visited
Ocean Springs a few days since.
Rube Richards, who has been in
New Orleans for some weeks for med.
ical treatment, is home again.
Mr.. Geo. Lynd, wife and daughter,
after IA delightful visit to relatives
here have returned to New Orleans.
Our Mayor, r. w. Grayson acted as
grand marshal at the laying Of the
corner stones Of the Biloxi schools.
Walter Webber, of New Orleans,
after a pleasant visit to relatives at
Ocean Springs, has returned home.
Mrs. Thomas Craven, after a de-.
lightfIl s%ojourn at the Shanahan
House, returned to New Orleans last
week.
Mrs. Capt. D. T. Mcrrick, of Mer.
rick, La, and Mrs. Kate ID. Lipscomb,
OF Auburn, Ala, were recent guests
of Mrs. A. Jackson.
DR.. Joe Conn. Of the Louisiana
Board of Health, headquarters at
Biloxi, visited Ocean Springs Monday.
Miss Rosa Ames is home again after
a pleasant visit to New Orleans, and
has as her guest, her friend, Miss
Tida Gicr, Of that city.
Miss Minnie Richardson, Of Fort
Bayou, is stopping with Mrs. e. Viii
cox. on Porter avenue, and is attend
ing the high school.
Misses Clara Robbins and Leila Mae
Smith, teachers of our high school are
boarding with Mrs. e. Bradford, on
POfter n
Mr.. f. s. Turner, after two weeks
vacation, returned to New Orleans
Sunday. Mrs. Turner, Master Fred
die and Miss Francie, upon learning
of the quarantine, shortened their Wis.,
it and returned home Monday.
Mr.. W. B. Schmidt and daughter,
Miss May, are enjoying a northern
tour, while Mrs. Schmidt and Miss |
Carver are passing the waning sum
mer at their beautiful beach home.
Rev. J. o. Kecner, wife and daugh-
ter returned last week to Alabama, to
the regret OF relatives and friends
here.
The young ladies will give an enter
tainment at the Ocean Springs Hotel
for the purpose OF raising funds for
the improvement of our cemeteries,
next Friday evening.
Shanallan House arrivals: P. W.
Haggcrty, Terre Haute, Joseph
Mounier, Miami, Fla, G. De Jaun and
wife, Allen Kern, M. Cerena. Mrs.
Chas. lana, Mrs. Jos. Cerena. New Or
leans, Bob Turtle, North Carolina.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Maybin, OF Bill
Oxi. Miss Carrie Evans, OF Jackson
and Miss Addie Evans. Aberdeen,
were visitors to Ocean Springs Satur-
day.
The meeting last Saturday night at
the Masonic Hall, of Mcleod Lodge,
No. 424 OF f. and A. M. was interest.
ing. Biloxi was represented by
Ed. Parke, II. G. Meaut, E. Doyle, j.
j. Bradford, L. P. Duli0n, R0selle
and Chinn. Mesdames Parke, Meaut,
Doyle and Miss Lizzie Parke visited
our town the same evening and the
whole Biloxi party returned home that
night aboard the launch Gladys D.
The opening exercises of the Ocean
Springs High School Monday at 9 a.
M. were quite interesting. Prot. @.
ID. Sauls ard his corps OF teachers,
Misses Clara Robbins, Leila May
and Florence Morrow; LIBRA
rian, Miss Daisy Allen; Instructor OF
Music, Mrs. II. II. Minor; Supt. OF
Education, D. d. Cowan; President Of
School Board, r. A. Vancleave, and
+. N. Dick and +. j. Lundy
occupied seats on the rostrum and
made a pleasing tableau. Singing by
the children and timely talks by Supt.
C0wan, Pres. Vanclcavc and Prot.
Sauls were the prominent features Of
the morning.
TOWN COUNCIL.
Regular meeting held Sept. 9. Min {
utes Of last meeting read and APPROX.
ed. Treasurer reported e366, ~ scnom
fund; ell42 20 general fund: StfeeC q
Commissioned reported c0llect'0ns Ior l
month OF August sl0l. %; expenditures /,
o25. 20. !.
Dflcc and qualified. !
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