The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-06-17
Refreshing showers this week.

lLiHIOi NoiIuiOp, VI L dos SuiioOidHj
visited Ocean Springs last week.
Milton e. Vaughan, Jr., OF New Or
leans, visited his father recently.
Mrs. A. G. Vaughan and daughter,
Miss Katie, left last Thursday for a
prOtracted visit TO their old home,
Louisville, Ky.
The fear OF quarantine caused Miss
Golden Lloyd to hasten home, much TO
the regret Of her Ocean Springs
friends.
Prof. D. d. Cowan and Carl Emery
were delighted with the High School
exercises last Friday.
1t is rumOred that Conductor N. L.
Cooley and family, of Mobile, will re-
turn to Ocean Springs for permanent
residence. We hope this is true, for
they have hosts OF friends here.
Miss Mae Davis, after an extended
and pleasant visit to Meridian, is OK.
pected home this week.
Capt. John johnson and family are
occupying Capt. HansOn's cottage.
Mrs. b. +. Taylor and Miss Robbie
Griffin, OF New Orleans, are guests Of
Mrs. II. Il. Lynd.
Miss Pet Heron left last week for
her home in New Orleans, expecting
to return to tins place in a few days,
but the quarantine has marrcd her
plans.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Rice and little
daughter, Ethel, are visiting Captain
Silas Weeks at the Anchorage.
Mr.. Alexander, of Columbus, visit
ed Ocean Springs recently.
Charles E. Clark, Of this place, is in
New Orleans, combining business
and pleasure.
Mr.. and Mrs. p. Giegcr, late of
WellstOn, Ga, have returned to Ocean
| Springs after a long absence with the
view of settling permanently.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Lee, Mrs. VIM
j. Johnson and Mrs. Frank Il. Mutt
visited New Orleans last week.
The Misses Carraway and little Mis-!
| C0rdie Norris left overland last weel
for their home near PurviS.
Mrs. NJ. Case and Mr.. and Mrs. Fl
+. Halstead, Miss Clara Hoiderltl. Mr.
and Mrs. e. Z. Clement and llttl'
Miss Liss visited Biloxi last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ed. Hing have gon'
to New Orleans with a view OF set
Ting there.
Mrs. C. l.. Hodges and son, Mrs
Martin and son are guests Of Mis-
Eliza Ames on Fort Bayou.
Stark Bros. have purchased the Nc
Cabe & Co. ice business, and are read.
to serve the public. Business con
Quoted at the old stand OF j. l.. Nc
Daniel, Washington avenue.
d. w. Halstead and sons, Harry ant
Earnest, have charge Of the Him
Bakery, and are sending out deliciOu
bread. 1t Is said they will open a sod
water and lce-cream parlor in the nea
future.
The following delegates were ar
pointed by the town council tn repre-
sent this town at the anti-quarantin
meeting held at Biloxi Thursday: DI
o. L. Bailey, Geo. w. Davis, Geo. r
Arndt. Il. j. Lundy. J. J. Kuhn, W
A. Horton, Geo. l.. Friar, A. V. Ros
ambcau, r. L. Phelps. John Johnson
G.. II. Tardy, o. Switzer, b. +. Joach
i'm, A. Z. Lee, Q. d. Sahls, c. Hanson
d. NJ. Westbrook, VIM. johnson, j. c
Orrell, II. f. Halstead, II. Mill
The closing exercises Of the OceaI
Springs High School were most credit
, able to the principal, Prof. q. u
Sauls, and his assistants, Misses Susi
Vaughan, Florence Morrow and Lul
Haviland. The exposition, c0nsistin
of work Of all sorts done by pupil
during the scholastic year, was a rev
elation to some and a matter Of graf
icatiOn to all who examined IL car,
fully. From 8 to II a. m, crowds {
people inspected this work. The oratt
of the day, Hon. w. II. Maybin,
Biloxi, arrived on the II a. m. trai
and was met by the reception commi
tee and conducted to the hall, wher
the" literary exercises were immediat
" inauguratcd by the rendition {
~rccitatiOns and essays by the repreSel
tatives of the seven grades OF I'll
school, the closing feature being Il
address by Hon. W. II. Maybin, TT
well-known poet and orator Of OF
gulf coast, who was introduced
Hon. II. A. Vancleave, President
the School Board. The music bot
morning and evening was under u
: direction OF Mrs. Minor. who has bee
interchangeable in her efforts to mai
the exercises pleasant and prOftabl
We thought the hall crowded in u
morning, but at night 1t was literal
packed, a warning to our citizens tn
= more room Is needed for those who d
tend our public gatherings. The
freshments served were appreciate
The following program indicates t
tone of the evenings entertainment
. and we give 1t without comment:
Music.
Flay Drill, Uncle Sans Eaglets.
u Song, America, by Whole school.
Piano Solo, MyosotO, by Jeannet
Sod0n.
IS Tablcaux, Evening prayer, ny
grade.
Piano Solo, Lustspiel Overture,
josephine Joachim.
4: Motion Song, Summer Days, by
. grade.
Piano Solo, Christmas Echo, by l
ROSambeau.
School Drill, by twenty girls,
= and 3rd grades.
= Motion Song, Leap Frog John,
boys, LIST grade.
Charade, Mighty Sampson,
y. Piano Duet, La Field Artillery,
Lille Cochran and Josephine Joachi
Music, Merry Twelve Band.
Debate, Flagtown Lyceum Ciuo a
Improvement Society. A.,
Piano Duet, Silver spray, All
/ Erlin and Lille Cochran.
! Motion Song, Rainy Day, Srd gra,
Dialogue, City vs.. Country ny
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