The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-03-17
SPRINGS LOCALS.

Hon. J. Ira Ford, OF Scranton was
called here by legal business last
week.
Mr.. p. E. Morrow, OF New Orleans
spent Sunday with his mother and
sisters.
Prof. @. d. Sauls' teachers training
class opened last Monday with seven
pupils.
Mrs. G. B. Watkins. of Mobile is
visiting Mrs. E. j. Wigginton aud
family.
Mr.. and Mrs. Buttncr returned
home last Thursday from a pleasant
outing.
County Superintendent Of Educa.
tion d. d. Cowan visited our town
last week.
Mr.. Wesley Ramsay, a practical
farmer was an Ocean Springs visitor
last Friday.
The Beatus Club was most pleasant
ly entertained by Miss Clara Robbins
last Saturday.
Mr.. J.. E. Cornell and wife, OF Chica-
go have been for some days guests Of
Mrs. j. NJ. Boyd.
Mr.. r. c. Curtis and wife, Of Wa
verify, III. are the guests Of Mr.. w.
Curtis. East Beach.
Mr.. r. NJ. Cox, an attendant upon
our High school visited his parents.
near Florala last week.
Col. f. w. Morrill, and Mr.. Will
Hardness, OF Biloxi visited Ocean
Springs last Thursday.
Mrs. H. f. Halstead returned home
Sunday, after a weeks visit to kin
folks in the Crescent City.
Many strangers are in our mids
and some Of them express themselves
as delighted with our town.
The Beatus Club gives Its first re
ccption next Saturday evening at tn
. residence OF Mrs. j. M. Boyd.
Mrs. o. L. Bailey and a number o
+, ladies, names unknown, attended 9TH
!. play" in Biloxi Monday evening.
t DR.. II, B. Powell. of Chicago arriv
e ed last Friday and will spend som
e time at his lovely southern home.
We are pleased to learn that Gcorg
Pabst is recovering from painful burn
on the face and will not be disigured
! The Rev. W. Bilbro, of Biloxi wi
preach at the Ocean Springs Baptis
church Sunday, March 10th at 2:45
IN.
Y There will be a meeting of the Cen
etery Association at the Firemen'
Hall "Wednesday, March %, 1899 at
p. m.
The fruit trees are not all dead, tn
Keifer and some of the LeConte pea
and many peach trees are in fu
NJ bloom.
. Mrs. Sherwood Bradford and so
Fred, of Vauclcave spent Saturda
and Sunday with Mr.. G.. W. Davi
!" and family.
Miss Alice Maxey, a popular youn
lady of u State capital is the CUES
tz. of her aunt Mrs. N. NJ. Hogsett, 0
Jackson avenue.
Last Thursday night our board {
aldermen voted favorably on the pro
90 osition to issue $1,000 of bonds Il
m. the erecting OF a new school building
n. We are glad to welcome Mani
N Clark, Of the 5th 1mmunes hon
. again and hope he will sOon recov'
Vi from the i'll effects Of the Cuban c
!. mate.
Mrs. J. J. Garrard and son J.
:, Garrard visited Biloxi last Frid;
evening in order to enjoy the music
treat offered by the Scalchi Operat
~ company.
en- Mr.. Geo. A. Hogsett, Of New c
~ leans who was called here by the |
I'll ness OF Mrs. N. NJ. Ilogsett Saturd'
night, returned home Monday aftt
noon.
w. Mrs. Jennie Madsen and son Clyt
I'M OF Monroe, La. arrived here last Su
day. The friends of Mrs. Madsen "
y. be glad to learn that she and sons a
~ settled in the cottage on corner
/. Brown AMI Bellande avenues.
r The sympathy of many friends
l. extended to the surviving relatives
y Mrs. Bridget Sodcn, who depart
this life Sunday, March 18th, 8 p.
" Mrs. Soden was an old resident a
+ favorably known in business as "
~ as in social circles. One by one
r OLD land marks are passing away.
i. Col. II. w. Grays0n was called
~ telegram Monday to Woodworth,
pides parish, La. to see his son
law w. L. Owens, who was sever
injured by a fall. A letter from
- Grayson states that there Is some III
r form Owens recovery, but that
a.. Is still IN a prccari0us condition.
- The outlook OF the Ocean Sprli
i. Christian Endeavor is most encoar'
ing. The officers are F. NJ. DICK pr
ident, Rev. o. SwItzer and Mr. !.
Halstead vice presidents; Mrs. H.
r HYATT corresponding secretary Ern'
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