The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-12-01
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

pour into u delightful resort.
Attorney E. NJ. Barber was in town
Wednesday on legal business.
Miss Lilly Clark and Minnie Rich
ardsOn passed several hours in Biloxi
Tuesday.
Mr.. j. r. Finn, Of Chicago register
ed at the Shanahan house this week.
week.
In the Joy and gladness Of this
Thanksgiving season remember the
widows and orphans.
Rev. l.. Z. Hall and wife, Of Hat
tiesburg were the guests of Hon. G..
W. Davis and family last week.
Mr.. and Mrs. l.. II. Sullivan, of
Chicago arrived Wednesday to pass
the season at their East Beach home.
Remember the Dewey supper at the
Hing house the evening Of Dec. 18th
given for the benefit Of the Methodist
church.
At the regular meeting OF the "Will-
ing Workers" Tuesday afternoon, Miss
Mae Davis was unanimously elected
president.
Messrs. s. r. ITaviland and Van
doyer, OF liandsboro spent several
days here last week looking after bus
mess interests.
DrSO. L. Bailey is home again, his
stay in the Crescent City fortunately
for himself and friends being OF short
duration.
Mr.. Thomas A. Beckett and son
Jarret, Of Chicago arrived here the
first OF the week and registered at the
Shanahan house. Mr.. Beckett is
prospecting for IA winter home.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Spaulding, OF
Birmingham, Ala. are occupying
rooms over Mr.. Herman Nill's drug.
store. They will %sojOurn here during
the winter.
Mr.. Geo. E. Arndt left for Columbus
Georgia. on Monday to wed Miss A
NJ. R0bardS, an attractive and popu
lar young lady OF that city.
Mrs. e. Downing takes great inter
est in the cultivation of flowers. He
garden will vie with many more pre-
tenti0us ones. The marechalnie
is her ~favorite rose.
Union Thanksgiving services wer,
held AT the Methodist church Thurs
day at 1890 a. m. The Offering will b
sent TO the o~rphanages in State
conducted by the MethOdists, Bap
lists and Presbyterians.
Rev. J. B. Searcy, d. d., of Biloxi
preached at the Ocean Springs Bap
list church Tuesday night to an ap
preciative audience. 1t is To be hopet
that we will have this eminent divin
frequently in u midst.
A number of young ladies and gen
tlemen vino indulge in wheeling hav
organized themselves into a Cycl
Club. Mrs. Ross A. Switzer is tn
president and fourteen members ar
enrolled. The club meets Monda
evenings, and if the weather permit
the members take rides. The insight.
Of the club are blue and orange colOrs
Bay View, one of the attractive vi
las of Ocean Springs is situated o.
the beautiful Back Bay at the mout
Of historic Fort Bayou, where a gu
boat was concealed during the civ
war from the enemy. 1t has also tn
merit OF being the home of the celt
brated animal painter Tracey, VIII
found there all the life-like marin
and sky views which made such note
back grounds for his paintings. ii
once remarked to the writer that til
sunsets as seen from the grounC
, about his home were as superb {
those Of Italy. 1t is a singular fac
that the art nature Is immortal, pa
!, sing along, line after line Of a famil.
3 only changing It's aspect in differer
members. For instance, Mr.. Tracey
/, daughter, Marguerite is an authores
having developed the gift of writin
while yet a mere child. Just now hi
d pen is gracing the pages OF Munse
d aud judging what she has already a
complished we look forward to Il
time when she will reach literary Ell
= inencc. Bay View is owned by MI
Cook formerly OF a Northern city.