The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-06-24
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

A. II. Lee is a frequent visitor TO
Biloxi.
II. L. Billiard, Of Scranton, visited
our town Friday.
Col. r.. A. Va1cleavc was a recent
visitor u Scranton.
The Biloxi attorneys are frequent
visitors to our town.
Miss Cohen, Of New Orleans, Is the
guest Of Mrs. ii. Kerr Of this place.
Quitea number Of our citizens visited
New Orleans just before the guaran-
tine.
Ocean Springs watches the news re-
garding her soldier boys with intense
interest.
DR.. o. l.. Bailey makes frequent
trips in the Interest Of the health Of
our town.
Mrs. L. q. Muth and children have
returned to Louisville, their place Of
residence.
The establishment Of quarantine
FASTENED the departure Of many from
our midst. y
Upon urgent solicitation, Prof. @.
d. Sauls, has been prevailed upon to
take summer pupils.
Last Saturday Capt. G. Hanson en-.
"tertained q large number OF friends
aboard his naptha launch.
Mrs. Drake, Sr., Mr.. and Mrs. N. NJ,
Drake and two little sons left Friday
for their home in st. Louis.
Miss Mary Wingerter, of New Or
leans is spending the summer will
Miss Eliza Ames of this place.
Mr. and Mrs. Beltran, Of New Or
> leans, arrived here last week and arr
. established at their lovely bcacl
home.
n We are glad to note that DR.. NJ. c
Vaughan is recovering from a painful
illness, and hope he will 500 be him
" self again.
Mrs. W. c. West and daughter, Mis-
Laura, and Masters Willie, David ant
Rayn0r West, have gone North 70
: the summer.
Mr.. George Rice and others havin.
urgent business in New Orleans avail
ed themselves Of the long routes, hurl
It ing anathemas upon guarantees.
'as After an extended visit to her sis
q ter, Mrs. Cooke, and niece, Mrs. He'll
- muth-Earlc, Mrs. Hunter reJurne,
i last week to her home in Denver, Col
,r Orado.
~ The beautiful night blooming cereu
N at Mrs. A. e. Vaughan's, has gladder
ed many admirers Of this lovely ilov
er. it's second blossoming this montl
occurring this week.
T., Rev. N. Ken Smith and family, wit
20 the exception Of Miss Nellie, who sti
;n fingers with US, are comfortably e
~ sconced in their new home in Ellz
a. BEETHOVEN, KY, with bright prospec
= before them, d good church, fine ed
catiOnal advantages and warm friend
We congratulate Charles Hillmi
Brough upon all the honOrs falling
him. Mr.. Brough was the tirst-hOn
man of his class four year q in Nj
sissippi College, Clinton, Miss, al
~, this month receives the degree of z
vi d., in Johns-Ilopkins, taking Il
~ highest honors offered by that univt
III ity. and has been given a position
'' the faculty of Mississippi College. /
~ is a young man OF sterling worth.
christian gentleman.
is At the final commencement exc
jer cises of the Washington and Lee VI
ed versity, Lexington, Va. Samuel M
tn Cain Young, Of Mississippi, was awaI
la. ed a scholarship in the department
civil engineering. He also receive
tie the degree Of civil engineer, and /
til Robinson medal Of mathematics al
IN, science. Our young friend has 0
is warmeSt congratulations for the no
ors so d~eServedly q
Of Thursday last, Mr.. and Mrs. Il.
tos Clark gave an elegant dinner 10 non
nn of their son, Charles, and his soldi
ny friends, Thornton Vaughan, Jose
~. Marsh and Silas Boyd, all of who
N expect to leave for Columbus, whe
,m' they will report to Col. Sergeant
;" an early day. Misses Lula Havilan
ITO Susie and Fannie Vaughan were t
riv invited lady guests at this farew'
ia function.