The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-03-11
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
W. A. Horton visited Biloxi last

III VISUAL ~. Ddllcy Was called 10
professionally last week.
A.. A. Maglnnis, of New Orleans
was among our visitors last week.
Mr.. z. w. Ziegler was over from the
city Sunday, returning same evening.
Mr.. +. Buttner, the famous wine
maker visited New Orleans Monday.
Miss Lyll Clarke returned from New
Orleans Saturday, after a delightful
visit.
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred DePass spent
from Sunday to Tuesday at their love
ly beach home.
The many friends of Miss Maria
Carver are glad to have her again in
their midst.
The friends Of Edward Groenvelt,
accused OF arson, rejoice at the news
OF his acQuittal.
The services at the Methodist and
the Episcopal churches Sunday were
well attended.
H.. p. Ortmeyer and Sam Hartman
were among the Ocean Springs bust
ness visitors last week.
Rev. Louis Tucker from the Pass
held service here Sunday at the St.
Johns Episcopal church.
Messrs. Lavinsky, Bush and Hall, of
New Orleans, were the guests OF MIR.
S. L. Haviland Sunday.
Mrs. Harley l.. Halstead, after a
pleasant visit to relatives in New Or
leans is home again.
MI. A. G. Tebo and daughter, Miss
Mary, and Master Albert visited their
beautiful home, Bay View, recently.
Editor q. Livingston, of that in
f~uential journal the St. Paul Globe is
registered at the Ocean Springs hotel.
Mrs. B. +. Joachim were called to
New Orleans Monday by the death of
her relative, Mrs. Catherine Markell.
Mrs. S. A. johnson, Mrs. A. L. Lee
and little Gladys visited Mr.. and Mrs.
j. r. Case, OF Hands boro, a few days
since.
Mrs. w. B. Schmidt, who has been
spending some days at her lovely sum.
mel home, returned this week to New
Orleans.
The regular Sunday excursions of
the Louisville and Nashville railroad
| lOl ItlIS StdSOu WClC luuuk ldlCu JUL
day, March 9Th.
Professor and Mrs. Tracy, of Back
Bay, Mrs. Skeehan and daughters, of
Auburn, Ala, were the guests OF Mrs.
HolcOmbe This week.
The news Of the death of Mr.. j. B.
Shaw, OF DEBORAH, Iowa, has Just
reached US. The friends of Mrs. Shaw
extend loving sympathy to her in her
sad bereavement.
Mrs. Skeehan and daughters, Misses
May and 10, left Tuesday for Roswell,
New Mexico. May their s%ojourn in
the land of the Pueblos be pleasant.
Among the Biloxians visiting our
town recently, we note Mrs. Kerr,
Rev. e. Thompson. and Messrs. Phil,
McCabe and Dink Swetman.
The friends of Joseph l.. Jayne, a
Mississippian, graduate of Annapolis
and for some years connected with
the navy, rejoice at his promotion, he
having been commissioned a senior
lieutenant.
Mr.. and Mrs. Towner Webster, Of
Evanton, H., are visiting Mr.. S. T
Havlland and family. Messrs. Web
stcr and Haviland are cousins, ant
this is their first meeting, after "a sep
aration of thirty years.
Shanalian House arrivals: Chri.
Becker. Miss Mary Mallon, j. +. Ten
ney, Chicago; w. 9. Glass, wife anc
S child, Kansas City; j.. Z. Freeman
Dayton; f. L. Taylor, Cincinnati; r
C. Gillian and wife, Edwardsyille; Il
Mulvey, Jas. Mallon, New Orleans. .
l. Ocean Springs hotel arrivals: Hoy
l.. ard Shaw and wife, T. K. WebSter
Chicago; Geo. Massinger, G. A,Hay
ward, St. Louis; 9. Livingston, st
Paul; T. B. Harvey, M. J. Hanaw, II
s. Swartz, Mobile; N. J/Scott. l.
Clifford Stevenson, C;/uricK, New
IOrleaus. H., 49,.
Little Miss Berry, Bailey, Will
driving with hey mother had
marvellous escape Thursday Afternoon
last from deoth. She was throw
from the moyfng vehicle, but seems t
have sustained no injuries whatever.
The sudden death of Miss Ellie
Martin, Which sad event occurred 8
: Macon, Miss, (where she was visitin!
Feb 28th, was a shock to her mar
relatives and friends. This cultures
! christian woman was well known
4literary circles, was the author of
novel, "The Feet of Clay" and W
for some years a member Of the FACT
~ ty OF the Industrial Institute and Ct
G. lege at Columbus, this State. III
" Ocean Springs friends extend symr
thy to the bereayed family.
y The Impressive services held Nc
i, day at the Episcopal church and CO
Quoted by the Right Rev. Bish
Hugh Miller Thompson, assisted
Revs. e. Thompson and Louis Tuck
were enjoyed by all present. T
rites OF Baptism, Confirmation al
Communion were administered. Nj
Z. Stewart, Walter and Miss L!
3 Clarke, Miss Marjoria and Master +
. Hellmuth were the candidates 4
,c confirmation. The sermon by Bish'
n, Thompson was an intellectual trea
j.. IN MEMORIAM.
MRS. LIZZIE LEE KING.
81 Mrs. Lizzie Lee, eldest daughter
20 G. w. and Mrs. Elizabeth Madison, al
a. wife OF st. Elmo King, died Mare
4th, 1895, aged twenty-0ne years, OIL
" month and six days. In the death
Mrs. King we are called upon TO mOu
!. one OF the ine~xplicable providences
: God. We cannot understand why 81
should have been thus taken fro
earth, her family and friends. A
= we can do Is to bow In submission
- the behcst OF God, amid our tears a
Ztgrief, exclaiming, mot my will, b
u Thine" She had so many ties to BIZ
= her to this life, and yet they were n
sufficient. When the summons car
u she was ready, and without a murm,
= yielded up her spirit to the God W
= gave It, sweetly singing, Nearer
y God to thee, nearer to thee" and ca
Ing upon her loved ones to meet. /
z In heaven. She leaves a record OF {
y votion to duty, love to husband. ]
rents, sisters and friends. She folio
z cd Christ 10 bis appointed ordinant