The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-11-11
SPRINGS LOCALS.

Joe. Schrieber and Miss Josephine
Bellman were married Saturday night
IT the residence of Ed. Mons.
The young orator, Norton IIaviland
wins applause at General X"
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Switzcr visited
Monday afternoon.
Messrs. Firth, Curtis and Others
hunted wild turkeys in the pine hills
this week.
Mr.. Casey and family left Tuesday
for Gulf Port, where they will reside
permanently.
Mrs. c. A. Bauer, OF Slidell, La, was
a guest of Mrs. G. w. Davis Saturday
and Sunday last.
Miss Lille Cochran left Monday for
Columbus, Miss, for the purpose Of
rcsuming her studies in the |. /. & &C..
Reports from the Fort Bayou school
in charge of Miss Susie Vaughan, are
most favorable.
Harry and Ernest IIalstcad are cx-
pected home this week, their work Of
disinfecing at Oxford and other points
being completed.
Interest in politics was at fever heat
in our town on Tuesday.
The Ocean Springs friends Of Miss
Abbie Hardness, of Biloxi, are glad to
know that she is in charge Of the
Shaw Rridge School.
Miss Lucy Shannon, after a delight.
full visit to Moss Point friends, is
home again.
The following is the result OF thu
primary election held on Nov. Sth, fol
town officers: Mayor-F. M. Weed
Marshal-G. II. Tardy. Aldermen
LIST ward, II. +. Russell; End ward, II
f. Halstead; 3rd ward, S. II. Haviland
4th ward, A. V. Rosambeau.
The tidings Of the death Of Mis-
Josephine Skeehan saddens the heart
of many Ocean Springs friends, who's
sympathies go out to the Borrowing
relatives.
Capt. Silas Weeks spent sevcra
days last week in New Orleans look
ing after business interests.
Mrs. NJ. A. Holcomb, after a pleas
ant visit to Northern friends. is agaiI
established in her lovely villa at thi
place.
The mastering out Of End Alabam'
regiment is an accomplished fact ant
our Young friend. Alb. Jackson ishom
again to the JOY Of his parents.
Our boys of the lst and End Missis
sippi Regiments will have to eXercis
patience in regard to time of beinI
mustered out of service.
Mrs. T. e. Field, of Yankton. Mort
Dakota. and J. Nellis,'o of West Brook
lyn, Illinois, were guests at the Shan
allan Housc.recently.
Mrs. J. NJ. Boyd. and daughter. Mis-
Jessie. left for New Orleans Sunday
where they propose spending the win
ter.
Rev. O.Switzer filed the pulpit /
the Methodist church Sunday mornin
and evening last, the Rev. t. "
Brown not yet being able to rcsum
his ministerial duties.
The regular meeting Of the cemeter
association was held Monday afte
noon at the flremen's hall, and thos
present felt gratifed at the pro2re'
of the work. 1t Is a matter thu
should interest all our citizens.
Mr.. Partride, OF New Orleans, spet
Sunday with his family at their Sc
0 side home.
> Rev. G. A. Powell, presiding eld'
OF the Methodist Scashore Distri
: Conference, was here Saturday loo
: ing after matters pertaining to II
work.
The installations Of new officers
3 the Gre company and attendant ba
! uuet last Saturday night was q mo
Q joyous occasion.
Mrs. NJ. T.. Case, Of this place, al
her daughter, Mrs. G. +. Emery,
Biloxi. exchanged visits last week.
DR.. l.. c. Teno, of Biloxi, visited 0
town last week.
Our popular physician. Or. O.
y Bailey was in attendance upon t
U coast physicians meeting held Ia
\ week at Bay St. Louis.
y Supt. d. D. Cowan is well pleas
with our progressive High School.
y The friends OF Miss Alice Ira
!. daughter OF Prof. Tracy, OF Back B;
J are pleased to learn that she has be
appoIntedin the third grade, cent
school, Biloxi.
Among the numerous recent N
It Orleans visitors to our fair town
l. note Mr.. c. r. Hodges and wife, NJ
3 A. Il. Brewer, e. F. Hing and vi
~ Mrs. Holderith. Miss Waggener, A.
Ii Maginnis and 0. Terry.
II N. L. Cooley has exchanged ms !"
y residence, situated between the co.
ty road and Bowen avenue, TOT :
cottage Of Chas. Ward, Martin ave
. Mrs. !. G. Orrell and children Wis
lr ed relatives In Mobile last week.
u Miss Clara fIolderith, OF the CIR
. cent City, Is the guest Of Mrs. r.