The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-01-14
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
Every house in town has been fumi-

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BoRN-On Tuesday, January llth,
10 Mr. and Mrs. G. W. Ziegler, a sou.
Mr., Edward w. VonBurlow, OF New
orleans, is registered at the Hing
house.
Joseph KOtzum has been confined to
his bed for several days, on account OF
a severe cold.
Marshal Tardy has a force Of men
and boys at work shelling and clean
Ing the streets and avenues.
DR.. A. J. Manville, wife and daugh.
ter, are comfortably dumiciled at the
residence of Mrs. L. N. Bradford.
The celery, lettuce, cabbage, onions
and other vegetables raised in and
around Ocean Springs are credit to
the place.
DR.. and Mrs. q. L. Bailey and little
Beryll have returned from the central
portion OF the State, where they have
been visiting relative.
The home of j. ID. Collins, contract
or and builder, presents an inviting
appearance in its new dress OF paint
and other improvements.
r. L. Phelps, of the 4th ward, has
been appointed alderman tO fill out
the unexpired term caused by the res
ignati0n Of Il. M. WeStbrOOk.
The Rev. T. w. Brown and daugh-
ter, Miss Jeanette, will occupy the
Methodist parsonage. Their many
friends extend them a warm welcome.
Mrs. Herman Mil, Miss Louise
Vahle, little Miss Esther and baby
Sterry Mil, left for New Orleans,
January 9TH, for brief visit 10 rela-
tives.
We hope the spring Of water that
has made its appearance at Joseph
kOtzums doorstep may prove peren-
NAL II so, it is indeed a freak VI
nature.
Recent arrivals at the Shannahan
house: G. II. Smith, Chicago; Capt.
5. Webber, HONEYWELL, Ills; j. H.Wall,
Clinton, Ills; Geo, HUtz and family,
Edwards, Ill.
Mrs. 4. r.. Andrews and Master
Elmer have returned to their South.
ern home, where we hope they will
be Joined by other friends fayorably
known to Ocean Springs.
Our High School grows in favor.
Enrolment up TO date, 100. Genera
exercises interesting. Students from
distance are invited to seek the ad
vantageS offered.
At IA meeting Of the Ladies' Altal
society Tuesday afternoon last, Miss
Lily Ryan was elected president, Mrs
Louis Ryan, treasurer and Mrs. Geo
Dale, secretary.
i Last Tuesday the fine Jersey COW o
A. V. Rosambeau surprised herself b!
dropping twin heifer calves on he
a owners premises. This is quite a re
D.. maIkable precedent in the history o
!. stock raising here.
K The Mass meeting at the Firemans
Is hall the evening OF the Sth was wei
= attended, and the officers of the Ma
: rine Hospital service cordially wei
. coined to our town. The speeche
: were interesting and heOutcome will
y we hope, be for the good of all.
Is At the Baptist church Sunday, tn
Y 9th inst, DR.. N. Kcff Smith preache
d to an appreclative congregation. A
4 though still on crutcheS, the Re,
t Doctor seems in fair way for tlnt
q recovery. tt.-
Is Friday, January l4th, the ladies {
70 the Methodist Parsonage Society wi
y give a 'Silver tea" Hours from
= 10 p. m. There will be u musical pr
= gram afternoon and evening; al.
!, refreshments served. Admission ar
silver coin from ten cents upwards.
Il Among the guests of the Occf
Springs hotel: Drs. J. II. White Sc
ton Norman, Il. M. Geddings. S.
Cook, Fl. R. Carter and Mr.. Jam
Cragg, all Of the U. S. NJ. II. S;
S. Il. Dunn, OF the Mississippi Sta
Board OF Health.
Last week Col. ]. B. Rose, OF f
Lodge, accompanied by Mesdam
Rush II. Field and Julia E. Brow
Messrs A. r. Vermilyea and Villa
Zegler, of New York, left on t
magnificent yacht, Nepcnthe, own
by Col Rose. for Il cruise along t
rs, shores of the Gulf. They ira
,u ersed some 400 miles. The enti
'"' party returned Wednesday morni
MS, from the Florida coast where they Ell
,n barked by rail for this place.
The following is partial list
MS Northern people sojOlrning here du
ms ing the present winter, which ought
be sufficient inducemcnt for Others
BOD follow: Col. j. B. Rose, Mrs. Rush
,co Field, Mrs. Julia T.. Brown, Mrs.
' A. e. Hocombe, Mr.. and Mrs. H.
son Richardson, L. II. Sullivan, Mrs.
III Giles Lewis, Harry Brown and @
" j. B. Lyon, all of Chicago; A. r. VI
Al milyca, New York; Col. George Fla
ward. st. Louis. and DR.. A. j. Ma
y, vile, Bowling Green, Ohio.
vith The installation OF officers Of Lod
O.. No. IS, X. OF p, took place at Oce
om Un- Springs Monday night. The followi
.lue officers were installed by A. NJ. Da
Der gren, d. D., grand chancellor.
Biloxi Il. p. Franco, Y. u; A. 10
. sche, V. c.: +. NJ. Weed, p; G.,
Pabst, X. of r. and S.; A. V. Rosa
~ beau. NJ. of f.: q. A. Barker, NJ
1S A.; J. Martin. o. g.; VIM. Lorenz
L. G. After the installation cerem
les the officers, members and visit
er s,n partook OF sumptuous spread.
nj. IN MEMORIAM.
Mr.. JOHN LEWIS MCCLURE. aged " ye
ex- died OF Durnlysis at tho resden,,e Of his
les, ter-in-law, Mrs. M. Z. Mcclure, ut OC
Springs, 1890 a. M. December 25, 1897.
funeral occurred Sunday. the interment
). Ing made by the side OF his father. and OF
brother, the late M. =. Mcclure, the Re,
. Switxtr officiating. For number of y,
Mr.. Mcclure was u victim Of catarrh OF
~ stomach and at times was great sui
W About three months ago. by the nccide
4 discharge Of u gun, he had the mlsfortun
] having his right hand so severely injl
+ that amputatiOn was necessary The sh
4 therefr0m In connection with u chronic
V ease And the over-exertion incident to
4 journey from Palestine, Texas, to OS
y springs, led to his seemingly untimely de-
Z Stlme eighteen wears AQO Mr. Mc()lpire n