The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-08-04
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
Mr.. A. S. Nelson is registered at the

visiting relatives here this week.
Mr.. Lyman Bradford spent Sunday
with home folks at V%ancleave.
Mrs. T. Hairy, OF New Orleans was
a Sunday guest OF Mrs. c. Hanson.
Mr.. f. B. Denison, OF Ray City,
Michigan, was a recent land pros
pector.
The Methodist church realized $50
net from the recent entertainment
and lecture at the Ocean Springs
hotel.
Miss Ella Wilkcrson. o! Marion,
Ala. is visiting Mrs. J. NJ. Boyd at the
Anchorage.
A delightful sail was given rlst
week by Mr.. George Friar on his beau
tiful sloop Josephine.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. Schlosser and
daughter Miss Louisa, and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. Wahl, OF New Orleans visited
Mr.. J. ]. Kuhn and family Sunday.
In honor Of her birthday Miss Ger.
trude Kuhn gave a tally-ho ride across
the bayou to Capt. Tom Hanson's
vineyard recently.
Mrs. II. II. Minor and daughter Mrs.
Ross A. Switzer left Sunday for Gels
mar, La, called thither by the serious
illness OF her brother.
Miss Margaret Finney, after an en-.
joyahle visit with her friend Mrs. Il.
B. Lynd, at Lyndhurst, returned to
her home in New Orleans on Sunday.
Miss Fannie Lee, of Marion, Ala.
arrived Wednesday and will visit with
Mr.. r. B. Lynd and family at Lynd-
hurst.
Mr.. Theodore HAIRY, OF New Or.
leans is on IA two weeks visit to Breezy
Point, the guest OF Mrs. G. Hanson.
Misses Lola Bowen, of Ellisville
and Emma Elder, OF Biloxi are visit
ing the family Of Mr.. Geo. W. Davis
DR.. q. L. Bailey, Ocean Springs
most popular physician, is recuperat
ing at his old home, Conehatta.
B. F. Joachim, Jr. Of New Orlean'
spent Sunday visiting his parent
and-wcll, everybody knows "wh'
else" a young man visits after a lon
absence from home.
The largest watermelon of tn
season was presented to G. w. Davi
by Mr.. Sherwood Bradford, Of Van
cleave. The monster tipped the bean
at 1fty.seven pounds.
Our handsome friend Dick BOuI
deaux, OF Meridian who is drumminI
for a tobacco firm was casting tn
beams from his sunny countenance OF
his Ocean Springs friends last Tues
day.
Mrs. Clyde Netto. OF New Orleans
who has been visiting her mother Mrs
A. j. Davis, returned home Monday
The young lads and lasses Of gu
city participated in Il most enjoyable
hay ride Tuesday evening. Miss Sal
dee Davis chaperoned the party.
Ocean Springs continues to improve
and being one OF the leading towns o
Jackson county, her citizens, ant
those OF the county must improve tt
keep pace with her. Education means
improvement In every line, SO boy
and girls, young ladies and young gen
tlemen, attend the Ocean Springs
. High School this winter.
The news Of the death OF Capt. j
II. Greene, which occurred at his
home at Florala Tuesday afternoon a
$3.50 o'clock was received with regre'
by this community.
I On Monday night District Deput!
F. M. johnson assisted by Arthu
Smith, installed the folio wing officers
! OF X. OF +. lodge No. 66: A. Gottsche
g. c; II. F. Russell, V. c; F. M
: Weed, Prelate; G. Forkert, NJ. Of W
, Geo. II. Tardy, NJ. of E: Chas. E
, Pabst, X. of R. and S: Jacob Martin
l. g; w. Curtiss, o. G. After the Ger
, emonics the lodge served SUMPTION
repast.
Just before the arrival Of the fas
accommodation train last Saturda!
evening Mrs. G. w. Zeigler received
telegram from her husband which
read "Our boat victorious" Thi'
meant that their sloop Mana had VOL
the race In the Bay aveland regatta
open eloops, first class, Is feet. TIN
Mana is called after the celebrated
painting and is in every respect
beautiful race boat.
One OF the neateet and most attrac
tive hotels on our beach Is the Beacl
hotel, owned and managed by Mr.. an:
; Mrs. L. NJ. Gautreaux.
The Beatus club Happy club)
composed Of twelve charming youn,
> ladies whose literary and musical en-
tertainments afford delightful pastim
to themselves and friends.
Among the beautiful villas on tn