The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-04-08
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS,

NSe" eV"h AuCoudy cu TOutc
home.
Mr.. H. L. ProudfOot, representing
The New Orleans Daily Item, was reg.
istered at the Ocean Springs Hotel
this week.
Mrs. A. G. Tebo and family are
spending a few days at their beauti.
full home, Bay View.
The debates 10 our High School
are very exciting to those engaged in
them. without enthusiasm there can
be no success.
We hope John ]. Kuhn and family
will make their lovely seaside villa
their permanent abode.
The re-mOdeling OF G. W. Davis
residence adds much to It's beauty and
convenience. Bay windows are al.
ways attractive.
Mrs. Eglin's new building is rapidly
nearing completion. and will add tt
the appearance Of Washington avenue
We extend a cordial welcome to Mr.
David Faucette, Herman Mills new
clerk.
Our fishermen are elated with thei,
success. Red fish are fine and plenti
full.
Joseph Lannon, real estate agent o
Chicago. purchased Il few days ago tn,
farm OF Col. w. II. Snyder, OF this vi
cinity. 1t embraces four Thousand
acres and the price was twenty.eigh
| thousand dollars.
5. W. Greene, OF New Orleans, an,
j. H.. Gates, OF Grand Bay, Ala, wer
among our late visitors.
Mrs. J. O. Dunn, OF Chicago, IA
guest of Mrs. j. M. Boyd of this place
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Sw,tzer are a
home In their lovely cottage on Por
ter avenue.
Mr.. A. A. Maginnis, OF New Orleans
passed. Sunday here.
Major S. j. Weber, a veteran Mis-
sOurian, a guest OF the Shanahai
House, Is ar enthusiastic patriot, h,
has already served in two wars and il
ready to enlist in a third il called up
on.
Mr.. and Mrs. William B. Schmld
and charming daughter, Miss May
enjoyed a brief %sojOurn ut their beau
tiful villa here last week.
Mr.. ST. Haviland entertained a fe,
friends Saturday afternoon With
very pleasant bayou trip on his MAJ
tina launch.
In event Of war Harry Kuhn Is |
readiness, having already enlisted fl
service.
The marriage Of Miss Sallie Z
Hatch and Mr.. w. S. Ritnour, OF Sun
NIT. this State, was a surprise to tina
young lady's friends here, but the
beg to extend to the happy cOupl
their best wishes for . long and happ
life.
Messrs. Tom Craslin, representa-
a dry good house, and A. Pillachod,
tobacco agent OF Mobile, registere
last week at the Ocean Springs Hotel
". T. bearing, OF Nashville, and ]
Q. Graham, BrewtOn, were recen
guests at the llling House.
Miss Bridget SOden Is visiting rcla
tives 10 New Orleans.
The friends of DR.. ]. A. Koch, O
GOlc0npia. H., are glad to welcOm
him to his Southern home, but sOrr
his stay will be brief. He expects som
Northern friends to arrive here sOon
The funeral services of Mrs. Marth,
Gary, an aged lady OF this place, oc
cured Friday, April LIST, at the Meth
0dist church, OF which she was a mem
Der, and were conducted by the pastor
Rev. Il. W. Brown.
Mrs. A. Jackson, Of the Ocear
Springs Hotel, is visiting relatives ant
friends 10 Alabama.
Northern visitors come daily to GU
town and seem we'll pleased.
1t seems that the first Irish pota
toes Of the season, on the coast, be
long to our town. We had them a
Mrs. A. G. Vaughan's the second weel
In March. We had strawberries tn,
last week In January, and have ha,
lettuce ever since the new year set In
Miss Sadie Davis returned HON,
from Stone College last Friday, on &C
count OF a bone-felon, that has causet
her much suffering. She hopes in
short time to be able to resume he
studies.
The various quarantine physician
are taking charge OF their duties a
their respective stations along GU
coast.
The services at the various churcheI
last Sunday were well attended.
Mrs. Herman Mil, after a pleasan'
visit to relatives In New Orleans, Il
home again.
Dr.. and Mrs. Powell, Mrs. Weed ant
Miss Atkins visited the Crescent Cit
and enjoyed the Flower Show las
week. The orchids were especial!
admired.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marks are spending
few days ut their lovely seaside home
Eugene Illing's livery stable is oper
to the public and patronage Is solicit
ed. We wish him success.
Lieut.. Joseph L. Jayne, of Brandon
this State, is receiving the congratu
latiOns Of his many friends, he havin,
received orders to take command o
the United States torpedo boat, Rod
gers, at Norfolk, Va.
DE. E. Clement, wife and little daugh
ter visited Biloxi recently.
MI. and Mrs. VIM. Johnson ant
Mrs. G. A. Dana visited MOBILE las
week.