The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-07-15
SPRINGS LOCALS.
Fall.llke weather is prevailing.

all.llke weather is prevailing.
The coast train commenced running
Tuesday.
Mr.. C. f. Pabot visited his family
here this week.
DR.. f. j. Rodriguez Joined his fam
lily here last week.
Mrs. A. A. Davis is the guest of her
son, G. w. Davis.
Capt. June Poiteyent is home from
Palmetto, Florida.
Sheriff G. ID. Moore was in town
Tuesday ON official business.
Miss ANNE Eglin was among last
weeks visitors to Biloxi.
Thirty seven guards were discharged
from Camp FGntainebleau Tuesday.
After a delightful visit to Mobile,
Mrs. r. w. Grayson is home again.
Mr.. S. T. Haviland, Of Fontaine-
bleau Camp, was d visitor here last
week.
DR.. w. O. Talbot, Of Biloxi, was
among last Sundays visitors 10 our
town.
Miss Lulu Haviland left Tuesday
night for u prOtracted visit TO Ala
bama.
The regular Wednesday excursion
train came in with i number Of pleas
ure seekers.
Rev. w. C. West held Thanksgiving
Service at the Presbyterian church
last Sunday.
Rev. Father Ten Brink, Of Scran'
ton. was the guest Of Father Mortier
on Tuesday.
Mrs. j. r. Case, OF HandsbOro, spent
several days last week with her daugh'
ter, Mrs. e. A. Lee.
The friends of Mrs. Nary Bragg. %
e Scranton. are always ready TO welcome
her to Ocean Springs.
Mrs. d. f. Reid, Of Bainbridge
Georgia, is visiting her parents, Col
and Mrs. r. A. Vancleave.
Prof. @. d. Sauls and family, &C
companied by Miss Lyll Clark, vii
O leave Saturday for Purvis.
Miss Eola Anderson has returned
2 to her home, near Edwards, Miss. W.
n upDC u VIII 40 s"''
O Messrs. Davis Bros, our progress
e sive merchants, shipped $4,000 pounds
r of wool to Mobile this week.
N. NJ. Cudabac, OF Moss Point, ant
j. r. Chambliss. Of Mobile, registered
at the Ocean Springs hotel Tuesday
The picnic near Sardon Ramsay
on Fort Bayou, July Sth, was mos
4 heartily enjoyed by all in attendance
Mrs. Rosaline Ryan, of Biloxi, slste
70 Of Mr.. Emile Ladnier, of West Pasca
10 goula, died at her home Monday, age
~ 81 years.
,5 Mr.. and Mrs, Wang left Wedncsda
for their home in New Orleans. The
rs stay here has been of material ben
ID 1T to Mr.. Wang.
'c Mr.. Schuyler Poitevant arrived hon
last week from Charlottesville, va
"a where he has been in attendance u
SO on the University of Virginia.
90 Miss Mia McKie, of Biloxi, after
O OS pleasant visit to Miss Lille Cochra'
% . Of this place, returned home Frida
81 accompanied by that young lady.
id Mr.. and Mrs. j. j. Kuhn entertain
an ed the following guests the evening
V VO the 4th, Mrs. II. b. Honor, Mrs. j.
~ Case, Miss Maria Honor, Mr.. and Mr.
SC A. e. Lee and little Gladys.
~ DR.. II. G. Geddings, U. 5. NJ. II.
as was a%rraigned before Mayor Grayst
IA. on Tuesday charged with ~0bStructlI
/, the public highway at Fo~ntaineblea
ne He was fined S25, and appealed to Il
u circuit court.
~. The closing exerci, e. Of St A
nc. thony's School, which occurred We
ote nesday evening, July 7th, at the FIJI
he mems Hall, were most creditable
teachers and pupils. The progra
consisted of recitations and mus
= vocal and instrumental. o
The friends of Mrs. Alice Shame
Warwick, of Augusta, Ga, are grlev,
TO learn that she is suffering from 81
effects of a severe fall. Upon the
ccption of this intelligence Miss Lu'
M, Shannon FASTENED to her sister, lea
ing here last Sunday morning.
at The citizens of Honolulu, II. l., ga
en- our soldiers a royal reception VIII
uff they landed there in June, en- route
Manila. The o%mnibusses, street ca
NO baths, museums, reading rooms,
fact everything but saloons, were
:, their disposal. The number OF lettt
rs written by the soldiers and forward
~, at the expense Of the citizens comm
u" tee was said to be seven thousand "A
two hundred. The queens daughl
ca. presented the steamship Charlest
all with a United States flag.
cr- n
Some dozen ladies met at the Gee
-. Springs Methodist church Wedneso
'oo afternoon. and entered into a temp
airy organization, the Hospital Rel
led Association for Mississippi Soldle
Ter Mrs. II. S. Hyatt was elected pre-
dent and Mrs. s. W. Price secIeta
re. Plans were discussed. Mrs. Tess'
In an6 Mrs. Price were appointed to
cure a central place of meeting
tod next Tuesday afternoon. at 4:3O-t
IN Firemen's Hall perferred. Miss
Wigginton, Morrow, Vaughan a
Boyd were appointed to solicit Lad
to co. operate with the society.