The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-04
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
Mr.. r. r.. Lynd was a visitor Sunday

The relatives and friends OF NJ. II.
A. Vaughan regret that business re-
called him So soon ts his home In
Louisville, Ky.
Mr.. A. A. Maginnis visited his
handsome beach hume 4 few days the
past week.
Mrs. Gilmore was a visitor at the
Maginnis home Sunday.
Mr.. W. r. Schmidt returned to the
city Monday, after n few days visit at
"Summer HIM." his summer resi-.
dence.
Col. Whitney, OF Chicago, has ar
rived and located for the winter at
Mrs. HOlc0mbs, On Porter ave.
Mrs. Grace Maxwell, a cultured
Chicago lady, Is s0%journing at tile
Ocean Springs Hotel.
Mr.. viii Bragg was busy shaking
hands with friends here this week.
Nj. r. d. Wigginton visited Scran.
ton Monday on legal business.
W. are sorry To chronicle the death
Of Gypsy, Mrs. Weeds faithful buyy,
horse.
Tie store Of Davis Bros. is an orna
ment u our town. The success ut
tendinH this firm IS well ncrited.
Our little folks are already talking
abdut Mardi Gras, and u few mask!
are seen IN the streets.
Mrs. T. W. Grays0n left,here q weel
ago Tor a ~prOtracted visit to relative,
In Mobile.
Dr. N. G. Vaughan spent Monda!
and Tuesday VI this week In Mos
Point, being there professionally.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred DePass wer,
guests OF, Mr.. and Mrs. Zeigler al
Lakevicw Sunday.
Messrs. VIM. +. Seeley, Of Michigan
and VIM. b. Seeley, Of Alaska, ar,
stopping at the Hing House.
Mrs. Jas. L. Hopkins and littl,
daughter. Anna Love, OF st. Louis
are here for the winter, the guests o
DR.. and Mrs. E. r. Bragg.
The resolutions OF respect in mem
OrY Of the late Gen. Thomas s. Ford
passed by the coast bar ut Mississippi
City recently, express the sentiment
Of all who had the pleasure OF know
Ing this estimable gentleman.
The lot recently desOlated by fir
detracts from the beauty OF jackson
avenue. We hope Mr.. w. n. Schmid
will rebuild thereon very soon.
The rain Sunday interfercd wit
church going, but the few who lister
ed To the Rev. T. W. Brown were RI
paid for their courage in Drawing tn
weather.
Messrs. Vaughan and Marsh return
ed Sunday with a boat load OF oyster.
and are busy delivery them tn our er
terprising' merchant and oyster dea,
er, John Johnson.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Hanson were owe
from New Orleans Tor a few days
They entertained at "Breezy Point
several gentlemen friends. Mr.. Ahrent
" Liverpool. England, Nj. Clausen, q
Bremen, Germany, and Mr.. Baum
garten, Of New Orleans, all returne
to New Orleans Monday.
Little Miss Adrianna Zeigler, 9TH
pretty daughter NJ Mr.. and Mrs. q. n
Zeigler, returned home Saturday
after several weeks visit with relative
In New Orleans.
The ladies OF the NJ. E. Church wi
give their pastor. Rev. r. w. brow
and family, y reception and dOnatiO
party at the Parsonage Thurda,
Feb. 10th, 1893. All are invited {
come and bring a donation with then
Reception hours from : to . p. NJ.
Ocean Springs Hotel arrivals are
I'll. Bizell, Mobile; S. X. Mayors. /.
D. Warren. Jules LeOnrgne, Juliu
Villo, VIM. Fl. Movers. New Orlean.
W. L. Allen, Pittsburg.
In spite Of the bad weather the at
tendance At our Baptist Sunday SchM
was fur. and the exercises unasuall
attractive last Sunday. Some OF on
visitors know how tn make glad I'll
hearts of the children.
Our young townsman, Ed. F. Hin,
and Miss Maud Wagner, Of New O
, leans, were married In that city at
p. M, on Jan. 18th, and reached til
place the same evening at 1850 O'Cl0cl
A pleasant reception was given the
ut the Hing House, the festiyities.cOl
tinuing till 1.-THE wee sma' hours
Mr.. and Mrs. Hing are lat home"
apartments at the Case residence.
Sympathy is extended to Rev. I
Kef Smith and family In their b
reavement. By kilograms Feb. Il
came the sad news Ut the death
: Mrs. Smiths mother, Mrs. Scudde
Of Athens, G~eOrxla. Mrs. Scudd,
: was o cultured, Christian woman, az
+, her death will be mOurncd by man
:. One Of the most enjoyable events
, the week was the "0yster bake"
! DR.. N. q. Vaughan's. Misses Sua
= and Fannie Vaughan, assisted
: Miss Lula Haviland, received Il
!, guests In u charming manner, NJ
Messrs. Thornton, Vaughan and J,
Marsh were in charge Of the culinal
department. The scene reminded OI
Of Gypsy encampmcnt, the Out.dU
Ere and picturesque costumes beiI
worthy Of the artists pencil. Tho
participating we're, Mcsdamcs Vaug
an. Young, bragg, Hopkins. and Pric
\ Misses Hyatt. Barnes, MOrrell. Dayi
Clark. lfiaviland andy vaughan, Messl
llaviland. Young, Lundy. Bragg, N
Mxnns, Collins, .Chas. and Walt
!, Clark, Marsh and Vaughan. n