The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1899-01-06

Mloo Luid ildNiidHu, dILcT d pleas
Mt visit to friends in. Scranton and
loss Point, is home again.
The Ocean Springs Hotel is now
losed, DIR. A. jackson and wife have
to. Mobile.
Mrs. Harbough and son, Mr..
larshall and others are expected at
Irs. j. M. Boyd's this week.
Rev. j. ]. w. Mathis, of Hands
'oro, visited Ocean Springs Tuesday
n the interest of "Thc Baptist"
Miss Susie Vaughan, who hascharge
# the Fort Bayou school, spent the
at her home in this place.
The infant child OF Mrs. Mike Bra
ly, across the Bayou, died last week.
She 'has the sympathy of many
friends.
Miss ii. Frellsen, of New Orleans,
who has been spending the holidays
with Mrs. W. II. Stuart, returned
home Monday.
Miss Mayme Morris and Messrs.
John e. Pendola and John Morris, of
Moss Point, were the guests of DR..
M. c. Vaughan.
The song service at the Baptist
church Christmas day proved de-
lightful one. Our town can boast of
some sweet singers.
Mr. and Mrs. Il. Il. Patenottc and
children, of Pass Christian, were the
guests of Mr.. and Mrs. W. II. Delcuze,
Of this place Christmas.
The funeral services OF Master Lo
rem Young, Wednesday, IL A. M
were most touching. The publi'
school in body was in attendance.
Master Norton Ilayiland was invit
ed to Scranton to the Methodist Sun
day-school cntertainmentand delight
ed his friends by his rendition Of on
or two of his humorous pieces.
The departure from our midst O
the Rev. Il. w. Brown and daughter
Miss Jeanette, is matter of sorrO'
to their many friends, whose goo
wishes follow them wherever thei
lines may fall.
The Methodist Sunday-school en-
tertainment the evening of Dec 27tl
was one Of the pleasing events of TIL
holidays. Christmas trees are alway!
hailed with delight by the little folks
Mrs. II. II. Minor entertained he
music class the evening Of Dec. 23rd
Music, recitations, exchange of gift.
and refreshments were INDUCED in
and the pleasant hours sped only toe
swiftly.
Miss Leila McCary, the charming
daughter Of G.. w. McCary, of Mobile
accompanied by her brother George
is the guest Of Miss Cora Ryan. She
returned home Monday. Her many
friends regret her departure.
Master Horace, son of Lieut.. Geo
Culver, Of the 5th Immunes U. s
Vols, Santiago de Cuba, is home
again, after an interesting visit tt
that tropical region and is the picture
of health and happiness.
Mrs. E. r. Bragg entertained {
number of her elderly lady friends a
an informal reception held at the res
idence of Mrs. II. S. Hyatt, Jackson
ave-, Thursday afternoon, Dec. Goth
The competition for the prize in "Wh'
will take the cake?" was exciting ant
mrth provoking. Fortune favore'
this scribe. a
Our community was shocked oI
Tuesday by the death OF Loren, son
ORGY Young OF this place. lie die
after a brief illness, tenderly watche,
by his loving parents. Loren was
native OF Canada, but most OF hi
short life was spent in our midst
He had entered his tenth year an
was a Bright and lovable boy. Hi
smiling face will be missed at on
Baptist Sunday School, where he wa
beloved by officers, teachers ana pu
pills. Many friends extend to the sol
rowing parents and to the little brt
ther a sympathy that words canno
we'll express, for the dear little DO
was loved BY all who knew him..
The death Of DR.. John 0. Keenel
Dec. 3lst, at Greensboro, Ala, isl;
mented by his many Ocean Spring
friends. This was the home Of HI
youth, and a portion of each year hs
since been spent here at the beaut
INhl seaside home of his father Bisho
John C. Keener. Several weeks ae
DR.. Keener was stricken with paralI
sis from which he never rallied a
though he had from the first the be-
medical attention and the most cur
ful nursing. This distinguishcd' NIL
lister, educator and orator was admi
ed and beloved by all who knew hin
and many hearts 90 out In sympatf
to his stricken wife and daughte
his aged and sorrowing parcsts, h
loving brother aud numerous rel
tivcs and friends.
Miss SUSAN THORNTON PRICE.
Every effort has been made In Il
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