The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-07-22
SPRINGS LOCALS.


Among last weeks visitors were
Mcssrs. Deyille and Barrett.
Mr.. Thomas Gilmore and daughter.
Miss May, are visitors to this place.
Messrs. Lynd, DeFass, Kuhn and
Others visited New Orleans last week
in business interests.
Col. j. B. Lyon registered at the
Ocean Springs Hotel recently.
q. W Zeigler and family are here
for the heated term.
Among the visitors to this place
last week were Hon. w. II. Maybin
and Editor j. b. Leger.
Rev. o. Switzer occupied the Meth
odist pulpit here Sunday, and Rev. Il.
W. Brown that of Bay St. LOUIS.
Mrs. Holderith, of New Orleans.
has been spending some days with her
daughter, Mrs. II. f. Halstead.
Abram Davis and family are located
In the e. 5. Davis cottage, Beaure-
guard avenue.
Mrs. Emery, Of Biloxi, visited her
mother, Mrs. NJ. Case, last week.
S. A. Calongne and family are es-
tablished in the Swartz cottage,
Washington avenue.
Rev. S. S. Kcener, of New Orleans,
visited his parents at their beach
home a few days since.
Miss Carrie Burton, of Biloxi, visit
ed Ocean Springs friends recently.
Mrs. Clyde Netto visited her par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. A. Davis, last
Sunday.
Wednesdays and Sundays excur-
sion brought US Il number of visitors.
r. A. Vancleave. A. E. Lee, b. +.
Joachim, r, d. Wigginton and Walter
Clark, OF our town, visited Biloxi last
week.
Mrs. NJ. E. Young, OF Patterson. La,
aud n. d. Young, NJ. d., of Young.
vile, Las are guests of the Ocean
Springs Hotel.
DR.. L. G. Tebo, Of Biloxi. visited rel.
atiyes and friends here last week.
Col. j. B. Rose, favorably known
here, is reported as critically i'll at his
noiile III CHlCdSO.
Mr.. A. j. Catchot and family, of
Pensacola, are visiting friends and
relatives here.
Mr.. e. W. Hing paid a business
visit to Scranton Tuesday.
Mrs. G. Helmke and Miss Loretta
Buttner, Of New Orleans, spent Sun
day with their relatives, Mr.. f. Butt
ner aud family.
On Tuesday morning an unknown
white man was killed on the railroad
bridge, between here and Biloxi, by
the coast train.
Mrs. Geo. W. GraysOn and son, Of
Mobile, are the guests Of Thos. W.
Grayson and family.
Our mayor celebrated his seventy
third birthday Monday. The years
seem to rest lightly upon him.
Miss Eliza Ames, of New Orleans,
who was detained here by the quaran-
tine, has returned home.
Mrs. j. j. Bland, of New Orleans,
occupies the Edwards cottage on the
beach.
Revs. Q. Switzer and T. W. Brown,
of this place, participated in the SER
vices at the Sea Shore Camp Grounds
last week.
Ocean Springs is well represented in
the First and Second Mississippi aud
the Fifth United States Volunteers.
A number of u boys are non-com-
officers.
Some Of our citizens consider Camp
Fontainebleau a menace to the fair
name of our town, and are seeking
for its removal.
BY accident, a few days since, little
Beryl Bailey secured a bottle of medi-
cine and partook of an overdose,
made her Ill, but timely aid
soon restored the little maiden to
wonted health.
The Women's Hospital Relief AS
ISOLATION was merged into a perma-
nent body Tuesday afternoon. Mrs.
II. S. Hyatt, president; Mrs. II. Shan
non, vice president; Mrs. V. +. Gar
rard, treasurer; Mrs. s. w, Price, sec
The meeting vas enthusias-
tic, many plans were discussed and
P"poto pS,v, nn 49, w. tnshiu hoU ~
our First Mississippi Regiment. AS
soon as practicable we will remember
the Second and the Fifth. Our boys
are all dear to rs. an0 we wish we
could help them all.
LINES TO MARY.