The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-01-21
SPRINGS LOCALS.

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Mr.. +. NJ. Reed and wife are COM
fortaily located at Mrs. ]. b. Shaw's.
DR.. L. Chevis Tebo and Master Ed.
win, Of Biloxi, visited Ocean Springs
last week.
Col. J. b. Rose AMI party are hunt.
ing In the Leatherbury neighborhU0d
this week.
The pleasant faces OF our numerous
school children add brightness to u
streets.
A beautiful girl baby arrived at the
home OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. Terry last
FRIDAY.
A wholesale grain and feed store
will be established neal the railroad
station in the neal future.
Mr.. VIM. Seymour picked up a white
and black painted bOuy Of Belle
FOuntainc point last Friday.
G. Weider and sons are erecting a
cottage for Ross Switzer, which will
be an ornament to Porter avenue.
The service held by Rev. n. Kef
Smith, d. d. at the BAPTIST church
are most highly appreciated.
DR.. S. r. Dunn, Of the State Board
OF Health, was here this week looking
after our welfare.
Mrs. G. II. Jarvis, who has been
visiting Mrs. c. IL. Dana, left for her
future home in Mobile last Saturday.
Mr.. A. w. Davis, steward of the St.
Charles hotel, New Orleans came over
Wednesday on IA visit to his family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Davis, OF Little
Bluff Creek, visited relatives and
friends in Ocean Springs last week.
VIZ are pleased to learn that the E
j. Morris mill, which was destroyed
by fire some months ago, is being re-
built.
Mr.. A.. V. Rosambeau has purchased
the fine Mn ton schooner zach
Guide, which he has placed In tn,
coasting trade.
Mr.. Win Day, of New Albany, Ind.
Is visiting his sister, Mrs. West
Uncle WINS visits mean pleasure TO
the young people. g
The ffty.pound pumpkin grown b,
Mrs. II. II. Minor, and On exhibition
at Russell's furniture store, attract
much attention.
Mr.. c. E. Mcclure left for Palestine
Texas, January 9th, being called Their
by business relative to the estate o
the late J. l.. Mcclure.
The many friends Of the Rev. 7. W
Brown were glad tn learn that he wa
able to oil his pulpit Sunday evening
lie Is an able and c%OnSecrated minis
ter OF the gospel.
Mr.. Geo. Carroll, of St. Louis. trait
agent for the Union Pacific Railroad
spent Saturday and Sunday in OF
town. We hope that lie will COIL
again.
Among the Northern visitors we a
pleased to note Messrs. e. Rector ar
r +. j. Wilburn who, with their FAM
les, are occupying the T.. s. Davis CO
tage near the Episcopal church.
1t would be we'll for our municip
j officers to advise that some diSinfec
g ant be used to destroy the i'll cd
! emanating from the oyster shells nj
= being placed upon our streets. A fe
, pounds OF copperas would be a go'
investment.
i Mcssrs. Davis Bros, the wide-awa'
n and courteous merchants are cnlargil
and improving their house of bu,
ness. The front is to be finished wi
large plate glass lights. MeSsI
Friar & Bush, tile well known bull
9 crs. contractors.
a Recent arrivals ut the Gee;
n Springs hntel: L. Chcvcs Tebo,
Z d., e. +. TheObald, Biloxi: r.. G. d
lard, Sherman, Texas: S. G. Ne
burger, Mobile; S. r. Dunn, M. 1
e DIR. j. II. White,
d MeSsrs. Thornton Vaughan. Jose,
Marsh and Bob Jones returned, Jan
AIRY 18th, from a successful trip to I'll
Louisiana marshes. where they a
II engaged in tie oyster business. AIT
q a few days rest Messrs. Vaughan al
Is Marsh returned to their work, NJ
! Jones deciding to engage 10 other bu
mess for u time.
The 'silver tea" was much enjoy,
by those in attendance, and the su
II OF Sll.W was realized. The refres
mcnts were served by several of Q,
n most popular young ladies. The mu
zeal program was attractive. Nc
danes Clement and Lee, Misses Sla
non, Atkins, Dana and CUrnbcc
Messcs. Grayson, Shelley, Garrard al
AmeS contributed to It's success.