The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-05-20
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

OSCdT ElucT, OF new 0rleanS, u
pianO tuner, was here last week.
Mrs. j. Il. Case, OF Handsboro, Wis.
tied her daughter, Mrs: A. +. Lee, re-
gently
Mrs. Kelly and daughter, Mrs.
Caulkins, visited New Orleans, last
week.
Rev. n. Kef Smith returned on
Tuesday from a trip In Kentucky and
Tennessee.
DIR. NJ. G. Vaughan was called on
professional business to East Side
last Thursday.
Prof. Q. d. Sauls las purchased the
desirable II. II. Richardson place, on
Porter avenue. .
Mesdames NJ. A. Case and NJ. Z.
Mcclure, Miss Hopkins; aud others,
visited Biloxi Saturday.
MIR. Wagner, OF New Orleans, has
been spending some days with his
daughter, Mrs. Ed Hing.
Misses Kuhn, johnson and Ray:
mond. Of Biloxi, visited Ocean Springs
last Thursday.
Mrs. Aubrey Pritchard and little
Miss Ethel, Of New Orleans, are the
guests OF Mrs. II. +. Russell.
r Rev. -. W. Mathis, OF Ilandsboro,
visited our town last week In the in
tcrest Of the Baptist Record.
Prof. d. d. Cowan has been spend
ing several days with relatives here,
as the guest OF Mayor Grays0n.
A party OF Il dozen or more Of our
citizens left this week, aboard the
Mystery, on a fishing excursion to the
islands.
Mr.. Heron and Miss Pet Heron,
Of the Crescent City, were the guests
OF Mr.. E. A.. Clark and family Sun
day.
The many friends OF Capt. L. N.
Hansen will be glad to learn that he
is convalescing from a spell OF sick
ness.
Miss Ida Ramsay, of Fort Bayou,
always IA welcome visitor. has for sew.
eral days been Il guest Of Mrs. M. E.
Mcclure.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. A. johnson, who
have been visiting friends along the
coast, returned last week to their
home in Pensacola.
Or. NJ. &. Vaughan has moved his
dental office from the II. +. Russell
building TO his home on Calhoun ave-
nue. and will be glad to have his
friends call.
Mr.. Jim Clark has purchased the
cottage on De Soto avenue, at present
occupied by Mrs. Carver, and with his
mother, sister and wife, will move
there in the near future.
Rev. T. w. Brown preached Sunday
II a. m. at the Methodist church. HIS
theme WAS 1.-THE Training OF Chill.
drcn." The discourse was replete
with truth and beauty.
Capt. Marsh, OF the sloop Creole,
with his friends. JOS. Garrard, Silas
Boyd and Charlie Clark. had u pleas
ant cruise among the islands last
week, but were not successful fisher
men.
Mrs. Rush II. Field, Of Chicago, is
visiting her lovely home. Elk Lodge,
and brings the pleasant tidings that
her brother, Col. j. b. Rose, Is 10
| Washington in the INTEREST," OF the j.
b. Rose Artillery. 'olt N'
Mrs. Minors musicale, which took
place the evening OF May 10th, Is
highly praised by those IN attendance.
| Her pupils acquitted themselves most
creditably.
! Mrs. Laura Jackson. Of this place,
| accompanied her son Frank. who left
with the Scranton ''bOys" for Camp
Pat Henry, Jackson, last week, as far
rs New Orleans. Mrs. Jackson re.
turned hume Friday evening.
Our sympathies are extended to the
relatives Of little Calvin Cochran In
| their grief for his sad death by drown
ing, last week, In the Mississippi
River, at New Orleans.
Mr.. D. G. Anderson and wife, late
OF Sabine City, Texas, arrived herr
last Thursday and stopped with Mrs
NJ. 4. Mcclure. On Friday Mr.. An
derson left for Mobile, where a g0ot
position awaited him, and on Monday
he was joined by Mrs. Anderson.
Miss Fannie Vaughan attended TIL
Moss Point Presbyterian Sunday
school picnic, Friday, at West Pasca
gOula, and that evening proceeded
with friends to the beautiful NIL
City, where she remained until Sun
day afternoon, when she returned
home.
MI. j. II. Overstrcet, ono OF For
BayUu's best and most esteemed resi-
dents, died on Thursday, May II, a
$50 p. M, aged 65 years. He was
consistent member Of the Baptls
church. He leaves q devoted wife
ten children, one brother, three sis
tiers aud thirty-f0ur grandchildren t,
mourn his loss. The funeral Tool
place on Friday evening from Antioch
church, Bro. j. II. Ravens pcrfOrminI
the last sad rites.
The Chldrcn's Day service al til
Methodist church Sunday evening
was enjoyed by all in attendance
Tho songs and Rotations shove
careful training ard the happy, smi
ing faces Of the young people an
little children was al inspiration
The contribution -four dollars) Is t
help needy Sunday.schoOls t0 buy III
crature and for the cause Ut Christia
education.
;. n CArALPA.
A memory sweet Of early spring
. Comes Oftentimes 10 me,
or bird and bee with unf0lded wing,
OF dewy grass and tree
All, loved catalpa wild Indian name,
list beneath thy shade,
Thy murmuring song, the lay self.same
by mellow wind-harps made.
Catalpa! All, no! that's not the name
Memory brings to me
Grandmother's Night. Cap-ths very same
That upon thee, dear tree,
In the yesier-n,ght, 50 long agone,
While we IN dream -land bound,
= ANGELS hung, then 10 the glowing dawn