The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-07-07
SPRINGS LOCALS,
OCEAN SPRINGS EpIToME.
BY CLEANER.

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thriving n this summer.
5. L. Haviland is enjoying a visit to
his home folks.
Misses Blahuts, Of Houma, La. are
stopping at the Beach Hotel.
Miss Lucy Shannon, after a delight
full visit to Mobile is home again.
Mrs. Carey, of Mobile, is visiting
Miss Lucy Shannon this week.
Miss Maggie Carraway, of Purvis is
visiting her sister Mrs. @. ID. Sauls.
Mrs. q. L. Emery, of Edwards is the
guest Of her mother Mrs. NJ. Il. Case.
Mr.. Frank McKeough and mother,
of New Orleans are at the Ames
House.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frelloen Page, OF New
Orleans are the guests of Mrs. j. NJ.
Boyd.
Miss Katie Thornton, of Pass Chris.
tia1, was the guest Sunday of her
cousin Miss Fannie Vaughan.
To the regret of our people Mr..
Delcuze and family have removed
from u midst to their former home,
Bay st, Louis.
Mr.. Louis II. Sullivan and wife and
friend, Miss Wallace are spending
awhile at their beautiful beach home.
Will Casey visited his sister Mrs.
Will Vancleave last week and had the
pleasure of greeting many old ac-
quaintances.
Miss McElroy, of Mobile is the
guest of her friend Miss Lizzie Ram
say, of this vicinity.
Mrs. f. II. Lewis and Miss Mary
Black, of Scranton visited friends
here recently.
Little Ethel Lowd, of Mobile is
spending some days with her grand
father Mr.. Enoch Ramsay.
II you wish your house lighted with
Acetylene gas, call upon Geo. Dale,
who is prepared for such work.
Hing House arrivals: Mr.. and Mrs
~Cailleavet, Herman thinner, r. &
Gaeetner, G. w. Horner, Jr., New Or
leans.
The services at the Methods
church were we'll attended last Sun
day. The pastor, Rev. w. II. Levi,
is held in high esteem by our people
We hope soon to have a beautiful
and commodious public school build
ing.
Mrs. II. f. Halstead is domiciled a
Mrs. Cases, corner of Washington
and Porter avenues.
W. II. lIOwcutt and children, Mas
ter ". II. and little Miss Gladys, o
New Orleans, are the guests of theil
cousin, Mrs. W. r. Stuart.
Mrs. Robert Lewis, of New Or
leans, after a visit to Pascagoula rela,
tives, is now spending some days will
her mother Mrs. A. A. Staples.
l.. The sympathies of our people go out
to Rev. VIM. Hart and family in theil
sore bereavement, the loss of two lit.
tie children within a few days of each
other.
We are glad to learn that little
Queenie Joachim, who was bitten last
Sunday by a pet dog owned by Mr..
John Starkes, is not seriously injured.
Professors f. F. Phillips, of Hat
tiesburg and J. l.. Taylor, of Hickory
visited Prot. @. D. Sauls last week.
Hermann Mills cottage on Porter
venue is occupied by Mrs. Talbot and
family Of Algiers, La.
Miss Abbie Hardness, OF Biloxi
spent several days last week with
Ocean Springs friends.
Capt. j. Poitevent and son Schuyler
came by sailb0at from Florida to this
place, reaching here last Thursday.
r. d. Wiggiaton left this week for
Fayette, this State for a protracted
visit.
Mrs. Shannon and daughter, Mrs.
Warwick and children are spending a
few days at Shannondale, their coun-
try home.
Fourth Of July regatta at Ocean
Springs: LIST class, Winona, sailed by
Antoine Ryan; I'd class, Clara G., G.
Dolbear's boat; Sd class, Josephine,
George Friar's, were the winners.
Arrivals at Shanahan House: Mr..
and Mrs. Kelley. Mr.. Leitzler and
wife, Mrs. Carrick, Mr.. and Mrs. T.
Raven, Of New Orleans; Mr.. and Mrs.
Charles Moore, of Virginia; DR.. w.
o. Skinner, Greggville, III.
Shipments of grapes from the large
]. B. Rose vineyard will commence
next week. The crop will be immense
and OF excellent quality. Small grow.
crs are shipping daily and realizing
good returns.
The first large purchase OF gull
coast wool for the year occurred here
on Monday last, when Davis Bros, OF
this place, representing II. Piser &
Co. of Mobile closed a deal with sew.
eral OF the largest growers for their
entire clip, aggregatlng about $4,000
pounds, at 100 cents per pound. This
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