The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-02-10
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

Idulily VI d. L. StdIk ldSu week.
The new residence Of DR.. H. B.
Powell is progressing nicely,
Theo. Bechtet, Of Edwardsviile, ILL.,,
is enjoying a visit to Ocean Springs.
II. II. Richardson and Dr.H. B. Pow
ell were Scranton visitors recently.
Miss Lucy Shannon attended the
Pondola.M Morris marriage at Moss
Point.
The cold change Tuesday was not a
welcome one to home folks nor gisi-
tors.
Mrs. NJ. E. Curtis, OF Madison,
Wisconsin, is visiting Ocean Springs
friends.
A. =. Marks, Of New Orleans, spent
a day here last week looking after
business interests.
Mrs. E. Z. Clement, of this place,
is visiting Mrs. Julia Kotzum, at
uTdtu Day Ala.
DR.. j. j. Bland and Mr.. McKcough,
Of New Orleans, were among the Sun.
day excursiOnists.
Mr.. S. II. Stiles and wife and Mr..
Wells, Of Genoa, ILL.,, are the guests
Of Mrs. A. j. Davis.
Rev. W. Bilbrn, OF Biloxi, will
preach at the Ocean Springs Baptist
church, Sunday next, at 2:30 o'clock
p. M.
Mr.. and Mrs. F. s. Turner, OF New
Orleans, spent Sunday with Ocean
Springs friends.
A goodly congregation greeted the
Rev. W. II. Lewis at the Methodist
church last Sunday morning.
Mr.. and Mrs Jno. A. Suffer have
been combining business and pleasure
10 a protracted visit to Mobile.
Mrs. Stella Davis Lougue and Mas
ter Lloyd Nett0, OF New Orleans visit
ed Mrs. A. j. Davis a few days since.
J. S Kuhn and daughter, Miss Ger.
tie, OF New Orleans, spent several
days with Ocean Springs friends last
week.
Mrs. Friar, the mother Of ex.post-
master Friar, and her stalwart grand
son, Peter Madsen, OF Monroe, La,
are visiting Ocean Springs relatives.
The many friends Of Misses Marie
and Louise Gieseler %sympathize with
them In the LOSS OF their father, who
died last week ut his home 10 Chicago.
Misses Abbie and Edna Hardness,
Messrs. Ed. Morris, Jim Booth and
Louis darkness, Of Biloxi, were 10 at
tendance upon the Silver Tea Friday
evening, Feb. 3rd.
Among Ocean Springs visitors to
Biloxi last week we note, Mrs. Her.
man Mil, Misses Louise Vahle, Jessie
Simmons and Rosa Amcs, Mr.. +. W.
Grayson and Capt. A. Bellande.
The Silver.Tea was a success and Il
pleasant evening, with singing, music
and recitatiOns, was enjoyed by the
goOdly company gathered at the Hing
House last Friday evening.
The lectures this week by Father
Mcnamara, Of St. Mary's Cathedral,
Natchez, at the Ocean Springs Catho.
lie church, are winning the admira-
| ton of all who are fortunate enough
: to be In attendance.
/ The organ for the Ocean Springs
. High School has been received and
adds much to interest of the school
exercises. The music Of a nation Is a
| true index to its character. Let true
and noble patriotism be developed in
our schools.
/ The many friends Of Mrs. John
I Shanahan and family extend loving
{ sympathy in their sore bereavement,
the sudden death OF Richard, which
: sad event occurred Friday, Feb. 3rd,
: at the home Of his mother in this
place. "Dick," as he was Familiarity
called, was brought home from New
Orleans Feb. LIST, and en- route "
seized with a ~congestive chill, suIEf'
ing from a severe cold, he never rallied,
but quietly fell asleep TO awake &c
= more on earth.
:. Mrs. E. r. Bragg, assisted by hel
sister, Miss Lottie Hyatt, OF Moss
\ Point, entertained a lively crowd O
young ladies Thursday evening, Feb
. 2nd. Tue favored guests were Misses
Haines, Hantord, Hyatt, Switzer, Wig
CLINTON, Fannie Vaughan, Florenc'
q and Maud Morrow, Lulu Haviland
Lucy Shannon, Jessie Boyd and Laur'
West. IA Flower Love Story
story with blanks to be filed witt
flowers to complete the sense, was a
enjoyable feature Of the occasion
Each young lady, 10 addition to he
souvenir booklet, claimed a iowere
as = reward for her skill 10 the LAT
guage Of flowers. The dainty refresh
nents we're heartily enjoyed, an
cheer and good will reigned supreme
( the hour of parting arriving all 10
soon. Mrs. Bragg was voted . charm