The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-03-31
SPRINGS LOCALS.

week.
From the numbers OF commercial
travellers seen on our streets business
must be thriving.
Miss Daisy Bailey, OF Pass Christian
spent a few hours Monday with Ocean
Springs friends.
Mr.. A. Blumer, of Moss Point visit
ed Ocean Springs and vicinity recent
ly.
Orrie Turner is spending several
days here with relatives and friends.
The fishing is fine, numbers OF red
fish were caught Monday and Tues
day.
Mrs. o. L. Bailey and sister, Miss
Anderson visited Biloxi Tuesday al
terno0n.
Mr.. and Mrs. Renshaw and Mrs.
Tobey visited Mobile recently.
The Beach Hotel, this place, under
the management Of L. f. Gautreaux
is attracting many visitors.
The closing exercises OF our public
school will take place April 2Sth and
will prove attractive.
A. j. Davis and bridge crew, after
an absence OF several months return
ed home last week.
Mr.. Depriest, of Vancleave visited
our town recently.
Rev. W. G. West preached last Sun
day morning at the Presbyterian
church.
Rev. W. Bilbro preached at the
Baptist church Sunday afternoon.
1t being Palm Sunday the services
last Sabbath at the Catholic churcl
were unusually interesting.
There was a pleasant meeting o
the Christian Endeavor at the Meth
odist church at $3.50 p. m. Sunday.
Miss Katie Thornton, OF Pass Chris
tian is the guest of DR.. NJ. e. Waugh
an and family.
Tom Cochran, Of this place is |
charge Of the L. & N. depot at Wes
Pascagoula as agent and telegraph OF
orator.
John W. Blodgett, of Grand Raj
ids, Mich, who has been looking afte
timber lands in u State, was here
few days since.
( Mr.. j. W. Matthews, of Pass Chri
!; tian, visited Ocean Springs frient
y Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. jeff Holloway al
home again, after a visit OF sever;
days to New Orleans.
, John "A. Suffer, of artesian we
n fame, is kept busy. We are glad t
y see that our State is interested |
those health giving wells.
: Messrs. Irwin Shannon and Jane
Witt, OF the Crescent City visite'
relatives here a few days since.
= Miss Kate Smith, who has bee
teaching in this vicinity left for Pear
!, ington last Thursday morning.
!, Quite a number Of our citizens an
e visiting friends have visited Mobil
+ and other coast points within tn
past few days. o.
! After a stay OF several weeks a
n rtheir pleasant winter home here, d.
j. A. Koch and daughter, Miss Eva
i returned north last Thursday.
The Ocean Springs friends of Mise
: Erwin Hayward and Maud Neidrin.
hans, OF St. Louis were glad to we
come them here again, but sorry the
made so brief astay.
Capt. June Poitevent and fami|
, have the sympathy Of the cOmmuni ii
! in their bereavement, the death
Mr.. John POitevent Of PearlingtO
: State Superintendent Of Educate
: II. L. Whitfield, a candidate for r
t election, and Hon. A. Q, May, a ca
didate for Railroad COMMISSIONS
i spent a few hours in Ocean Spring
!, last Friday afternoon.
e Miss Anola P. Kendall, for mar
years a resident Of Ocean Spring
died in New Orleans On Friday las
She was IA daughter OF Col. VIM. I
Kendall. She was about tifty-eigl
years Of age.
Among the many pleasant sal
Of the past week vas that given
honor Of the young ladies of the Rea
:. us club by Messrs. Lundy and Ora
son, assisted by Messrs. Wigginto
/ Hand, 4. Halstead. The favor'
guests were Mrs. Watkins. Misses Re-
bins, Smith, Shannon. MaXey. Hay
land, S. and f. Vaughan. Deer
land and Biloxi were visited and
the former place Il tempting supp
!. was served and joy reigned supren
d all voting the evening delightful.
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