The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-02-25
SPRINGS LOCALS

u SPklNuS LUCALS
DR.. A. Jackson has returned from
Montgomery, Ala.
Even Mobile ordered oysters from
Ocean Springs.
DIR. .. l.. Bailey paid the county
capital "a visit Tuesday.
Misses Florence and Maud Morrow
visited Biloxi last saturday.
= Maj. Joseph K0tzum Is r~enovating
one Of his cottages on Bowen avenue.
The "graphophone" has afforded
pleasure tO many Ut our people this
week.
Miss Ella GraysOn left Saturday for
q protracted visit to relatives in
Mobile.
Real Estate Agent II. +. Russell
was In Scranton on legal business
Wednesday.
Miss Minnie Richardson, or Fort
Bayou, Is spending the carnival season
in Mobile.
Mr.. McManus, Herman Nils genial
clerk Is spending sOlne days in New
Orleans.
Miss Lyly Clarke Is visiting friends
In New Orleans and enjoying the car
nival festivities.
A. W. Davis has gone North on
business that promises good to our
town, II ruln0rs are true.
5. X. Kouns, Of Orange Grove, and
David Saucier, Of West Pascagoula,
were visitors here Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. II. Hopkins, after a
pleasant visit to the South have re-
turned u st. Louis.
Miss Mary Miller, who purchased
land near the llOlcOmb addition, Is u
guest Of the Ocean Springs Hotel.
Some Of our citizens are Ia attend.
ance upon the United States court,
now 10 session at Mississippi City.
Frank Jackson, Jos. b. Garrard and
Harry HalStead are home again, the
work Of fumigatiOn being virtually
| over.
Col. r. A. V~ancleave, Of the town
Board Of Health, has rendered his
resignation, tO take effect as 500 as
practicable.
The terrible fate of the war.ship
Maine and threatened consequence,
furnish food for thought to the
thoughtful.
Mr.. and Mrs. Wagner, v. II. Halter
and Nat Jackson, OF New Orlea rs,
were among the recent visitors to
Ocean Springs.
NJ. c. Vaughan, Jr., Of New Orleans,
returned home Sunday night, to rest
and recuperatc, a late illness unfit.
ting HIM for work.
The Sipe, DUlmen and Blake Dog
Show, q marvellous exhibition OF brute
intelligence, Is Ocean Springs chief
attraction this week.
+. Schwartz, Of St. Louis, has rent
ed one Of the Seymour cottages On
Calhoun avenue, and proposes to 20
into business here.
DIR. W. q. Jackson, a prominent
physician Of Montgomery, was q re-
cent visitor here to his brother at the
Ocean Springs Hotel.
Ocean Springs Fire Company No. !,
and Merry Twelve Brass Band gave q
Mardi Gras ball the evening OF the
I'D, at the Flrenen's Hall.
The surprise party" compliment
airy to Miss Lizzie WiggintOn, and
postponed from Wednesday to Satur.
day evening, was an enjoyable affair.
KenpOn Champlin and Miss Alice
Fayard were married the evening o.
Feb. 22d, at the home Of the bride
parents, Mayor GraysUn, officiating. q
The NJ. +. Church North ~(cOlOred)
OF this place, have decided TO replace
their present house OF worship with
a modern and convenient one, which
will cost a thousand dollars.
The mission conducted at the Cath.
Ole Church OF this place, by Rev.
Leautier, y Jesuit priest from New
Orleans, has aroused much interest.
The sermons evidence marked ability.
The sad fate Of little Alta Batta-
lora, whose parents reside In New Or
leans, aroused the sympathies Of all
acquainted with the circumstances.
The friends here mourn with those
who mourn.
Recent arrivals at the Ocean
Springs Hotel: Miss Mary L. Miller.
L. Pollock, New York; 8. X. Mayors,
g. p. Martin, Mobile; August Elmer,
w. +. Champlin, H. X. Perkins, New
Orleans.
The services at the Methodist
Church Sunday evening, In memoriam
Of Miss Lucinda Helm, and for the
benefit of the church extension ana
parsonage loan fund, were most inter
esting.
The many friends of Rev. 0. d
Bowen, Of E~llisviIle, this State, viii
be glad to learn that he Is expected III
Ocean Springs Saturday and will
preach at the Baptist Church Sunday
Feb. 28th, at IL a. 70.
i; Last Sunday was a beautiful day
and the attendance at the Methodist
Church, II a. M, good. The able ser
mon by Rev. L. W. Brown will not b
soon forgotten. The musical rendit
ION Of THE Lords Prayer" by Rev
N. Ken Smith, was enjoyed by all.
A large number OF our citizens and
visitors were In attendance upon thu
Ne~ Orleans Mardi Gras festivities
among them Mesdames Weed, Bragg