The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-09-23
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
The weather Is rather wet.

Rev u. SWitZer, ID. w. HalStead
A. E. Lee we've recent visitors to
}ilOxi.
The Sunday Schools were we'll at.
ended last Sabbath. This Is as 1t
be.
The quarantine has marred many
anticipated plans and III people do
not enjoy the situation at all.
DR.. and Mrs. J. J. Harry, Of Hands
DOro, visited the family OF Col. II. A.
last week.
Capt. G. II. Dana's family left last
for Mobile, where they will re-
side permanently.
Letters from our boys in the 9Th U.
s. volunteer infantry are eagerly look
cd foraepd seem long on the way.
Tss Firemen's banquet last Satur.
day night was a success aud richly en-
joyed BY all present.
The death OF Gen. Charles u. Boyer
at San Luis de POtOsi. Mexico, Is
mOurned by relatives and friends here.
Miss Lille Cochran will leave Sum
day for Columbus to enter the Indus
trial Institute and College for the
term.
Miss Frellson, Of New Orleans, is
the guest Of Mrs. W. II. Stuart, and
Is delighted with our picturesque
town.
Supt. d. d. COwan has been spend
ing some days here. He always has
something pleasant to say to the little
folks.
Burglars visited the home IT Mr..
Geo. w. Davis one night last week
and secured a gold watch and several
rings.
The sermon OF Rev. r. W. Brown
Sunday morning was a most interest.
ing one, and enjoyed by all privileged
to hear him.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Lynd, OF New
Orleans, are the guests OF MI. and
Mrs. A. DePass at their beautiful
seaside home.
Miss Leila Mae Smith, Of our Higl
School, spent Friday and Saturday II
Scranton in attendance upon tn
| teachers examinations.
After a pleasant summer with rela
| tives In New Orleans and OceaI
| Springs. Mrs. d. f. Reid has returne'
to cambridge, Ga.
Miss Lyll Morris, after a pleasan
| visit to her friends, Misses Lulu lila,
iland, Susie and Fannie Vaughan, ha
returned to her home 10 Moss Point
Chas. Holland, from Red Cree
neighbOrhOOd. is stopping with Mrs
| Carter, on DeSOtO avenue and Is in al
tendance upon the Ocean Spring
High School.
Mr.. Thomas f. Ramsay, OF For
Bayou. Is a frequent visitor to Occa
Springs. His daughter, Miss Maggie
Is quite sick at her uncle's mr.. Enoc
Ramsay in this vicinity.
Mrs. Il. B. Lynd, in honor OF Mis-
Fefe Shepard, Of New Orleans, o
Monday, the 2lst inst, entertained a
an elegant dinner, a merry party
young ladies.
Rev. L. N. Brock asks for a cOrrc'
ton OF the statement In these co
umns last week to the effect that
il tn ''lOOk after ocean Springs an
GulfpOrt." The statement that
will locate at Grand Bay, Ala,
probably true.
There was a happy family reunit
at Mrs. NJ. r. Cases last week. Tho
participating we're MI. and Mrs. c. |
Emery and son Carl, OF Biloxi, N
and Mrs. ]. Is. Lcftwich and daugl
tcrs Alma, Velma and Beulah, an
baby son, OF Mobile.
Sergeant Frank Jackson, COrpOr
Will Casey and Bugler Phil. Bellma
Of the first Mississippi regiment; Sc
geant Vincent Boyer, Corporal j.
Garrard, Will Shannon, DOlp
, Schrieber, Porter Champlin, Len He
!, kins and John CatcliOt, Of the secoI
Mississippi regiment, are on furloug'
! A temporary organization OF I
: Ocean Springs Cemetery ASSOCIATE,
r was effected Monday afternoon at :
: Firemen's Hall. Mrs. II. S. Hyal
\ president, and Mrs. J. J. Garrard, 81
;. rotary. All Of our citizens sGou
take AN interest in this noble work.
!. The whole South mourns the dea
OF Miss Winnie Davis, "the Daught
!, Of the Confederacy.' and loving syI
3 patl,y Is extended to the strlck
; mother, loving sister and other re
c tives, in this hour OF sad bereavement
81 IN MEMORIAM.
MRS. MAMIE MCCLURE ANDERst
The announcement Friday, SCI
8 I'd, OF the death of Mrs. Mamie \
g Clure Anderson, wife OF Mr..
q G. Anderson, OF Mobile, was
! shock tO our community. She was I
u embodiment ~ buOyancy, youth a
g happi hess. Life seemed to hold
much for her that death seemed q
- of. But the ways Of God are mys
t. riOus; finite mind cannot faith
n them, but the true christian, .wfth'
questioning, can say: HE dOetn
: things WE'LL" His will be done. ]
body was brought to Ocean Sprin
Saturday afternoon for intermcnt,
companie6 by Mr.. D. G. Anderson q
father, Mrs. M. E.. Mcclure, Mrs.
L. Lundy, MI. and Mrs. j. Jacks
and Mrs. Murphy. The brothers
the deceased, Eugene, Arthur
Sim Mcclure, Of Pensacola, .reacl
here In time to witness the last
rites. Crowds OF sympathizinR r
tives and friends were at the stat
to meet the remains OF this once IL
o. " woman and to follow sorrOwins
n. Fort Bayou cemetery, and there.
her to rest beside her father, the ]
NJ. E. Mcclure and other loved OF
"a Through the sunset Of hope, like the shade
dream,
- What Paradise Islands Of glory gleam."
MRS. SUSAN THORNTON PRlCl
!" Ocean Springs, Miss.
de CAMP MEETINGS.