The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1898-07-01
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

cans, Miss Emily Dana is home again.
Little Miss Mabel Dana returned
rom visit to Mobile few days ago.
FIR. and Mrs. Frank Gail are settled
In their new cottage near the coal
shed.
Master Ted Hellmuth visited his
friend, Edwin Tebo, Of Biloxi, last
week.
Mrs. NJ. Bokenfohr, OF New Orleans,
is visiting her daughter, Mrs. b. +.
Joachim.
Bennie Dick Is building a residence
between the cottages OF Ed. Mon and
Pablo Cox.
A. r. Lee, OF this place, is an au-
th0rlzed recruiting officer for Capt. Il.
l.. Bullard.
Misses ITolderith and Cohn left for
New Orleans last via F0ntainebleau
detention camp.
Rev. w. G. West preached at the
Ocean Springs Presbyterian Church
Sunday morning.
Mr.. A. Il. Clark has many varieties
of fine grapes already ripe and others
that will mature later.
Rev. J. J. w. Mathis. Of Handsboro,
was in Ocean Springs Friday, looking
after business interests.
Capt. and Mrs Jun. POitevant and
Mrs. Charlie Earle arrived at their
lovely home here last week.
Mrs. A. Boyes returned to Mobile
this week, after a pleasant sojourn
with her mother Mrs. A. Ryan.
Mrs. NJ. A. Holcombe left June 2Sth,
for her Northern home, with the ex-
pcctation OF returning here in the fall.
The family OF DR.. f. J. Rodriguez
are occupying their summer home,
and will be joined by the doctor ere
long.
Master Horace Culver left with our
boys last Thursday to join his father,
Capt. Culver, who is in Columbus,
Miss.
The WOman's Prayer Meeting every
Friday afternoon at the Methodist
Church is helpful to those in atten-
dance.
Mrs. NJ. e. Mcclure and daughters.
Helen and Corinnc, left Thursday foI
a pr0tracted visit to Pensacola and
other points.
We are glad to learn that Miss Jes
sic Cassidy, who is visiting relatives
here, has recovered from the i'll effects
Of arecent fall.
Miss Lulu Moore, who has been at
tending the Industrial Institute and
College at Columbus, Miss, for one
term, arrived home few days ago.
Our young friend, Rev. J. Jacob
breaches for the Baptists OF Hands
boro, Bay St. Louis and GulfpOrt
May his labOrS be blessed Of the Lord
| II. F. Russell wears a smiling face
another boy at his house. Let us hOp'
he will not call him Dewey. We un
derstand he is perplexed about 4
name.
The Misses Sinclair are domic,let
at their picturesque seaside home
while their brother, Mr.. Duncan, i
detained in New Orleans by business
and the quarantine.
Friday evening, July !. the youn,
ladies Of the Ocean Springs M. e
Church, will give a lawn party at TIL,
residence of Dr. II. Shannon, jackson
avenue. Music and refreshments TIL
admission fec, five cents, will bc col
lectcd at the gate.
Our citizens have generously aidet
all of our Ocean Springs boys VIII
have left for the army. We are rep
resented in many companies and sew
eral different regiments. Some hav,
already seen service and the rest ar,
anxious to be in the thickest Of til,
fray.
Thursday last saw some Of our sold
ier boys depart for camp in Columbus
Miss. Among the number we note
Martin Rooney, Joe Marsh. Charli
Clark, Silas Boyd and II. Vaughan
We failed to secure the names OF tn
others, but our best wishes and pray
ers 60 with them all.
Miss Jessie Boyd presented tn
Ocean Springs boys, who left Thurs
day, with "a beautiful Star Spangle
Banner, which attention was mos
highly appreciated by them. lnaC
vertently, Miss Boyd's name wa
omitted in the list OF invited guest
present at the farewell dinner give
a few days since at Mr.. e. A. Clark's
Captain Lawrence N. Hanson cele
brated his forty.dfth wedding ann
versary, Tuesday, June 2Sth, at tn
beautiful home of Capt. G. Hanson
The elegant repast in honor thereo
was enjoyed by the favored guests
and congratulations were showers
upon the happy couple. BY singula
coincidence, the marriage OF f0rty.fv
years ago and the anniversary OF III
2Sth occurred on Tuesday.
On Saturday, the 25th inst, tn
DEMoCRAT-STAR reporter was mos
Hospitality entertained by Capt. {
Hanson, OF Breezy Point" at tn
confluence of Fort Bayou with Bac
Bay OF Biloxi. The view upon tn
hay and bayou Is worthy Of the artist
pencil, no Italian scene could be fairel
This lovely, typical Southern home
with its elegant furnishings, suggest
rest and comfort. The inviting app
orchard, with its fruit well developed
deserves more than a passing motto
The new barn and fences attest IL
thrift Of this genial, Southern gcntl
man. The tempting breakfast sprca
before the weary scribe, and the gent
attentions nf those gathered ar0uu
the kindly board will ever be mo
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