The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-09-01
SPRINGS LOCALS.

Is visiting Mrs. IIogsett On Jackson
avenue.
Mr.. V. Carrano. OF New Orleans has
rented for two months the Halter
place on the beach.
Mr.. Chas. Bellman, of Mobile is on
a visit to his grandmother Mrs. Paul
Inc Bellman.
Misses Helen Brand and Alice
Markell. Of New Orleans are spending
two weeks here, guests OF their aunt
Mrs. B. +. Joachim.
Mrs. b. +. Joachim and sweet little
daughter Queenie and Master Uriah
are visiting Mr.. JAG Bokenfohr and
family in New Orleans.
Mrs. J. Otteson, of Scranton is WIS.,
iting Capt. and Mrs. L. N. Hanson on
Jackson avenue
Shanahan House: Mrs. J. Leaky,
Miss Annie Leaky, Miss A. Sculley.
Mr.. j. +. Banhage, W. Sloan, Miss
A. L. Lamkln, New Orleans.
Ocean Springs Hotel arrivals: A..
Cerrano, c. j. O'Rourke, Miss Lottie
Leskert, New Orleans; II. Bloomfield,
Scranton: L. A. Finn, Pensacola, Fla;
Samuel Perry, Birmingham, Ala.
Miss Buelah Upland, a charming
young lady of New Orleans is sojourn-
ing at the Ocean Springs hotel.
Mr.. Arthur Forcheimer, OF Frank
furt, Germany, was a recent guest OF
the Beach hotel.
q Booth Lowrey, one of the leading
classic scholars OF the day will lecture
at Fircman's hall tonight friday
for the benefit Of the Baptist church
Beach Hotel; W. J. Brodie. Otto
Mauske, New Orleans; Robert Norris,
Cathoula, L.: A. j. Ketchem. Harris
burg, L.; Capt. Robert Cothell, St.
RameS, La.
Popular Chas. Gruneberg. of New
Orleans was a welcome visitor this
week.
The auction sale of goods at Capt
John J0hnsOn's store continues tt
draw large crowds. On next Tuesda,
at y O'Clock Capt. Johnson will clos
out his business here by Offering hi
store property for sale at auction.
Mrs. VIM. S. Vancleave, with he
baby son VIM. S. Jr. is on a visit t.
her mother at Gulfport.
The Catholic fair. given under tn
Ladies Aid society on Saturday nigh
was a social and financial success
The gold watch donated for the mos
popular young lady was won b. Mis-
Ella Endt: the lamp by Miss Margue
rite Rosambeau.
Locations are changing rapidly
Bowen avenue to-day by virtue of TIL
new and attractive residences bein,
erected on it. now is becoming one o
the most prominent of our town
th0rOughfareS. Mr.. Geo. w Davis
Mr.. Il. S. Davis, Mrs. A. G. Vaughan
Mr.. Ora Young and DR.. O. L. Bale,
are among the principal ones win
have chosen this pretty street 70
their residences.
Miss Regina Goldberg, a lovely ant
winsome young lady of New Orlean
arrived Wednesday on Il visit to Mrs
CIV. Zeigler.
Ocean Springs High School opens
Monday, Sept 4th. The trustees hay,
decided that since there will be eigh
mouths of the public term that tn
public school will open the first Mon
day in October.
Mr.. Alfred l.. Staples, a popula'
clerk in the First National Bank, Mo
bile. visited his grandmother Mrs. A
A. Staples here last Sunday.
On Tuesday next Proprietor f. NJ
Allen. of the Ocean Springs hotel wi
close his popular house for the season
The famous old hostelry will underg
renovation and reopen about the frs
of the year under its present capabl
management.
Amid all the joys and bright pro:
poets of life the grim monster deaf
has an invisible presence his woIK O
destruction to perform. The infan
and the silver-haired: the young me-
and maidens; rich and poor alike IA
a prey to his mysterious methods
The sadness ever wrought by death
presence is but seldom more intenSj
fled than in the drowning since on
last is issue Of Mr.. J. j. Kuhn's
year old daughter from the wharf
his beautiful summer house in Ocea
Springs. In the evening, 0verfowin
with joyful expectation, she wer
out on their long bath wharf, tia
was her delight. Not returning
due time and finding her missin
from the wharf, inquiry IA made #
her at her wonted social resorts wit
out avail. Impressed that a seriol
accident had befallen her, wit
torches in hand, a search began In I'll
gulf waters which was continue
through the night and not until I'll
brightness OF the following morn W,