The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-10-07
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
MIR. NJ. n. Cudabac visited our town

ONE days at beautiful Lyndhurst.
Mrs. j. r. Case, of Haadsboro, is
listing Mr.. A. Z. Lee and family.
Don Armstrong is home again, after
pleasant visit to friends in Meridian.
Mr.. JIG. Orrell arrived home Satur-
lay night to the delight Of his fami-
y.
Mr.. d. F. Reid was the guest Of
Col. r. A. Vancleave and family last
week.
The regular session of the town
council was held Tuesday night, oct.
4, 1893.
Henry McCasland, of St. Louis, is
the guest Of his sister, Mrs. w. Cur
tiss, East Beach.
The Mobile and Mississippi City
coast train will be well patronlzed
from this point.
Mrs. J. NJ. Boyd left a few days
since for a visit OF indefinite length
to New Orleans.
Rev, II. w. Brown held services
morning and evening last Sunday IN
Methodist church.
Messrs. John Johnson, A. E. Lee,
r. d. WiggintOn and Will Casey VS.
tied Biloxi last week.
Mr.. John Lee is the guest OF his
brother, A. 4. Lee, editor OF the
Ocean Springs Progress.
r. B. Alley and family occupy the
Seymour cottage, opposite the Lang
cottage, Calhoun avenue.
The pecan crop bids fair to be fine
this season, and some OF the specl'
meus shown are very large.
Messrs. f. NJ. Dick and Frank
Bourgh visited Scranton Monday in
tent upon matters OF business.
Mr.. Tom Cox and sister Elvena, Of
| Shaw Ridge, are in attendance upon
the Ocean Springs High School.
The rains this summer are the hcav-
lest that have fallen within the recol-
lection of the Oldest inlabitant.
Judge o. Randall, president OF the
board of supervisors, was mere last
week looking into business matters.
Mr.. and Mrs. Marks, after a few
days stay at their summer home, pro
ceeded TO New Orleans last FRIDAY.
The Emile Lang cottage, Calhoun
avenue, is vacant, Mrs. WeD0er ant
family having removed to New Or
leans.
Mrs. Olive Terry and children re
turned to Ocean Springs this week
and are stopping with Mr.. and Mrs
Perrigin.
Mrs. X. F.. Allen and family left
few DAYS since for Scranton, wher
Mr.. Allen has secured permanent em
ployment.
Shanahan House arrivals: J. }
WINNIE, j. d. Warren, A. W. Lloyd
r. Boyle, New Orleans; S. Lewis
Memphis.
Supcrvisor Sim George was the frs
citizen to purchase a ticket for a RID
on the Mobile Coast train Tuesda
evening.
Some of our Ocean Springs boys ar
lust recovering from fever In CUBA
acclimation, we suppose, as they ar
immuneS.
Mrs. Mary Richardson, OF, For
BAYOU, spent Sunday with her daugf
ter, Miss Minnie, at Mrs. Wllcoxs, o'
Porter avenue.
Mrs. c. Wolff and daughter, MIS-
f. q. Wolf, left last SATURDAY nigh
for Boston, where they expect TO II
side permanently.
Mrs. A. A. Maginnis, Mrs. Gilmor
and Miss May Gilmore, after a pieas
ant summer in Ocean Springs, hav
returned to New Orleans.
Mrs. Chapman, mother OF Prof. I
d. Lancaster, of Harrison cOunty,an
aunt of Mrs. Wigginton, OF Ocea
Springs, died last week at her non
near Pass Christian.
Rev. A. II. Shannon, formerly {
:. Ocean Springs, who graduated at III
MiIlsaps College last June has ente
cd the theological Departmental OF Val
derbilt University, at Nashville, ZEN
The statement of monies collecte
and expended by the municipality
Ocean Springs, during the fiscal yef
beginning Oct. 6, 1897, n enall
Oct. /, 1898, makes a credible Showing
The many friends Of DR.. D.. !
Bragg will be glad to learn that
expects to report for duty this week ;
Washington, D.. c., and that tleIe
, a probability OF his visiting thiS pia'
at an early date.
. Prof. G. d. Sauls is untiring IN n
efforts to up-build the Ocean Spring
High School, and should have u
sympathy and assistance OF an OF "
t citizens. The present cnrollmenI
!, l05.
The meeting OF the Ocean Sprlni
: Cemetery Association, at the FIJI
mems Hall Monday afternoon was
pleasant one, aud all feel encourage
TO 20 forward in the work OF oeau'
fying Goods Acre" Contribute
Q for this noble work are earnestly s
! licited.
Our Northern friends do not expo
( to slight Ocean Springs the CONF
,e winter. We may look for Coz. STA
t dish, wife and two young lady irien.
Col. and Mrs. Richardson, Mrs: IL
o combc and Col. W. A. Evans and "
I. after the appearance OF frost.
., Ocean Springs Fire Company. NO
:" the oldest volunteer organization
In coast, held their annual elect
Monday night with the following
suit: President, Il. NJ. Dick; vice pr
ident, r. l.. Tardy; secretary, II. DO
ming; treasurer, VIM. Lorenzen; II
9 man, g. II. Tardy; first assistant;
9 bert Eglin; second assistant, Hu
10 Covmonr. steward. John BeauYcz.