The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1898-04-22
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

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Mrs. NJ. Seymour is visiting her
daughter at Scranton.
Our townsman, ii. +. Russell, seems
ever on the wing.
The party last week at Mrs. X. T..
Alien's was a pleasant affair.
r. j. Fem. Of st. Louis is registered
at the Hing House.
Otto Partridge, of New Orleans,
visited his mother Sunday.
Col. II. S Hyatt and Mr.. +. j. Lun-
dy visited Biloxi a few days since.
An entertainment and dance will
be given at Fireman's hall Saturday,
23d inst.
Mr.. John Baker, efficient Postal
lineman, Of Biloxi, visited Ocean
Springs relatives Sunday.
Hon. E. NJ. Barber is a frequent
visitor to our town in the interest Of
legal matters.
DIR. Il. N. Murphy, OF Vancleavc,
left for Evergreen, Ala, Wednesday
on a visit To his daughter.
The L. and N. excursions bring so
many visitors that it Is impossible to
learn the names Of all.
DR.. O. L. Bailey visited Jackson last
week. Our health officers are kept
busy attending health board meetings.
Miss Leila Partridge much improved
in health, is home again, after a pro.
tracted visit TO the Crescent City.
Misses Linda and Katie Cass, OF
New Orleans were visitors OF Miss
Maria Honor last week and contrib.
uted greatly To the success OF the
Catholic entertainment at the Fire.
mans hall.
Misses Rosa Kennedy and Nettie
Lang, Of Biloxi were in attendance
upon the Catholic entertainment,
April llth, aud were the guests OF
Mrs. VIM. johnson.
Mr.. A. Marshall and r, j. Tourres,
Of New Orleans, and John j. Mona
han, OF Milwaukee were among oul
late visitors.
Mr.. S T. Haviland treated a party
Of friends to a delightful trip, aboarC
his naptha launch to Biloxi Saturday
afternoon.
The Friday evenings OF Mrs. L. r
Bragg's are enjoyed by the Euchr,
Club whose privilege IL is to NEE
there.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. e. Lee, Mrs. Minor
Mr.. and Mrs. Ross Switzer, Hazel ant
Minor Russell and Others visited hi
loxi last Thursday.
The friends Of Mrs. Fl. Shannon, o
Shannondale, are glad to see her agail
on our streets looking so well, afte
her late i~ndisposition.
Miss Mae Davis visited Biloxi las
week and while there attended tn
Baptist Sunbeams' entertainment 70
the benefit Of the Cuban sufferers.
A. Randolph, of Honduras, ant
John II. Carder, OF Butte, Mont. wer,
among Il recent visitors and regis
tered at the Shanalan House.
DR.. and Mrs. II. B. Powell, Mrs. T
A. T.. Holcomb and Mr.. Charlie HOl
comb. Mr.. and Mrs. W. W. Richard
son had an enjoyable sail Saturda,
afternoon 10 BllOXl.
The ladies Of Ocean Springs propose
giving, in the near future, a supper 70
the benefit of battery d TO aid then
in cquipping. etc, etc.
Miss Daisy Roberts, of Biloxi. ha.
formed a class in embroidery ia Ocear
Springs, and will in consequence, bt
a, r,,r ,,,pt S,ipttrr in nnr V,iJpt H.
work is of a high order and recon-
mends itself TO the true artist.
Mrs. E. r. Bragg entertained ;
sailing party last Saturday, the chic.
points Of interest visited being The
home of Jefferson Davis and Clay's
waits home, Beanvoir. A more beau
tiful day for sailing could scarcely bt
found.
DR.. w. T. Beall, of Moss Point
preached at the Methodist church
here last Sunday morning and eve
ming, to %appreciative hearers. Tht
presiding elder, Rev. G. A. Powell IL
just recovering from a severe illness
May he soon be himself again.
The marriage Of Miss Armand;
Forstall and Mr.. Joe Kelly, okGulf
port, was quietly sOlemnized at thu
Biloxi Catholic church the evening 0
April 18th. Miss FOrstall fUrmerl'
, lived in Ocean Springs and her friend
here extend best wishes.
The Ocean Springs friends OF Mrs
Virginia Watkins Morris were grievet
to hear of her death, which sad even
occurred April II at her home in Mos
Point, and herewith extend lovin|
sympathy to her s0rr0wing loved ones
Q Ocean Springs Battery d. FRS
regiment artillery Mississippi Nation
: al Guards, was mustered into servic
/ the evening OF April 18th, by Col. 4
! w. Morrill,, OF Biloxi, with 5. II. Hay
! [! Hand, captain; Jos. b. Garrard, Is
9 lieutenant and Joe Marsh, End lieu
z tenant; with tw~enty-SiX recruits an
q more To follow.
r The tidings of the death Of Mrs. /
2 E. Scott, OF Birmingham, Ala, was
i. shock to her Ocean Springs friends
She was u distinguished educator
holding at the time OF her death To
chair OF history and literature in TIL
Birmingham Seminary. She was lai
to rest beside her husband, the lat
Col. Thomas Scott, in a cemetery
Auburn, Ala. She was a sister {
4 Mrs. A. Jackson 0f the Ocean Spring
Hotel and was well known here. III
surviving relatives have our heartfe.
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