The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-10-20
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

drove into town Wednesday.
The Baptist Missionary society will
meet at the church on Tuesday after
noon next at 4 O'Clock. A full attend
ance Of its members is desired.
Mr.. W. L. Lovelace, a prominent
timberman Of Brewton, Ala. arrived
here Wednesday morning and was met
by Col. Fl. s. Hyatt, who will show
him over alarge tract OF timber land
north Of town.
Mr.. Alex Farmer, OF frankfort,
Kentucky, registered at the Sllana.
han house recently.
Col, J.. B. Rose, Mrs. Rush II. Field
and Mrs. Julia Z. Brown arrived Tues
day morning and opened their charm
ing villa Elk Lodge.
Mrs. June poitevent returned from
Saltillo, Mexico, last Wednesday
week.
This weather makes the ice mans
heart glad.
An oyster bake vas given Tuesday
evening by Silas Boyd. Everybody
enjoyed themselves to the fullest ex.
tent. Those present were Mesdames
Boyd, Weeks and Henry; Misses
Smith, Geisler, Hayiland. Robbins,
Fannie Vaughan, DePass and Boyd;
Messrs. Culver, ". Clark, Gcisler,
Boyd and c. E. Clark.
Capt. Silas Weeks has not been we'll,
but Ia now improving.
Col. J. B. Roses yacht the Nepenthe
is at anchor in the bay.
The Reatus club met Saturday even.
ing at the home Of the Misses Waugh
an. The club will treat its friends to
a tally.ho ride to Beauvoir next Sat-
urday, wind and weather permitting.
Misses Louise Geisler and Fannie
Vaughan visited Biloxi Tuesday.
Walter Grayson visited Vancleave
on business this week.
Mrs. Pauline Bellman died on Oct
18th at the home of her son, aged s.
years. Funeral was held the followin,
day from the Catholic church attend
ed by many Borrowing friends.
Mrs. Capt. Ryan is seriously III. Sh,
has been untiring in her ~attendanc,
upon her mother, Mrs. Bellman, VIII,
was sick many weeks previous to he
death.
The Parsonage and Mission Societ,
of the Methodist church closed TIL
week OF prayer last Sunday nigh
with a very interesting program. Al
outline Of the work done by this soci
ETY. was given and a deep interes
awakened. -Four names we're added t,
tuc ueHlueISuIp TOll.
Tuesday night Rev. c. F. Emory, O
Edwards preached a forcible sermon
in the Methodist church.
Mrs. II. S. Hyatt is visiting relative
in Biloxi this week.
Mr.. Tony Endt will return on Sat
urday from New Orleans.
Mrs. Ed. Hing, infant son Olive
and sister Miss Rose Wagner are Wis
iting their parents in New Orleans.
Joe Garrard, Ambrose Fayard ant
Adolph Schrieber left for Manila will
their regiment a few days ago. Ma,
they return safely covered with glor,
is the prayer OF their numerous
friends here.
Att special meeting OF the Mayo
and Board Of Aldermen, held Tuesda,
night, the tax assessor was ordered Il
at once obtain a complete list OF al
bicycles owned in this city and to ad,
same to the personal assessment 0
their owners. The increased revenue
thus derived are to be used in impr0y
ing the streets OF the town. Wheel
men generally approve OF the Couu
ellis action.
Mr., Ralph Bellman died at his nom
Monday, Oct. 10th at 4 o'clock p. m
aged A years. The funeral took plac
the following day from the Episcopa
church, services conducted by Rev. Z
Thompson, of Biloxi. Intermcnt i
the family lot in the old Catholic CEN
ctery. This community has sustain
ed a serious loss in the death of MI
Bellman. For many years a residen
OF Ocean Springs, he was numbere
among the best citizens, and was hor
ored and respected by all who knee
him. He was the loving, tender so
OF his mother, caring FOR her In he
old age, cheering and sustaining he
until stricken with this fatal lines
During the winter OF 1897 Mr.Jamt
Reed, one Of the leading citizens an
merchants Of Clay, Clay Co., W. Va
struck his leg against a cake Of Ice
such a manner as to bruise 1t severed.
II became very much swollen an
panied him 50 badly that he could nj
walk without the aid Of crutche
He was treated by physicians, all
used several kinds OF liniment az
two and a half gallons OF whisky
bathing 1t, but nothing gave any reli
until he began using Chamberlain
Pain Balm. This brought almost
complete cure In a weeks time and
believes that had he not used tn
remedy his leg would have had to I
amputated. Pain Balm Is unequale
for sprains, and rheumatism. II