The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-10-13
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.


both his places.
Mr.. Geo. E. Arndt is improving his
1atty residence on Jackson avenue.
1t is whispered that lie is to take a
bride there soon.
DR.. II. Shannon moved into the
Hanson home last week. formerly the
residence Of DR.. E. r. Bragg and Capt.
John Johnson.
Misses Clara Robbins and Leila
May Smith, teachers in the public
school, are comfortably located with
Mrs. Bradford.
Miss Morrow has IS pupils in her
class at the public school. She is a
most accomplished and thorough
teacher.
Quarantine means, according to the
dictionary, ''pr0hibition Of inter-
course with the shore. Then why do
the ex-spurts wait upon our sea coast
every summer
Mr.. Frank j.. Lundy. our popular
merchant and cashier of the branch
of the Scranton State Bank returned
home a few days ago from an extend
ed business trip to New York and
vicinity.
Mr.. 7. B. Lynd, OF New Orleans is
visiting his family at Lyndhurst, and
being somewhat Of a hunter and fish.
erman, lie is now enjoying these
sports.
Col. II. S. Hyatt made a business
trip to the northern part of Hancock
county last week and had to ercount.
er the many quarantine trochas, which
were not very serious obstacles after
all.
Mrs. A. Maginnis, Mrs. Thos. Gil
more, Miss May Gilmore and tlleil
charming guest Miss Elise Richardson
returned to New Orleans on Monday
after having enjoyed a %snjourn at tn,
Maginnis summer home.
Last Wednesday week the fOur-yca
old horse of Mr.. Ora Young fell int
an old uncovered well, where it wa
afterwards found dead. The we'll
located on the Austin place. and
brick walled to a depth of 20 feet.
Miss Mary Ella Cowan, daughter {
Superintendent OF Education d. +
Cowan, left for Mobile on Thursda
to resume her studies at the Barto
Academy. Before leaving this health
town she was compelled to have ht
trunk fumigated, and had to carl
numerous health certificates. VIII
a farce.
Our people are in love with Mai.
NJ. Weed, their fearless and console,
tious executive officer, especially o
last Saturday, when lie e"mphaticall
refused to entertain the ~propositio
of the Mobile doctors to co.0pera
with Biloxi, and open the way to the
city by establishing a q~uarantir
against the delightful CITY,"
Ocean Springs is a great favorite {
the DEMoCRAT-STAR reporter, f
, there he always finds the expressio
of kindly feeling and hospitable we
come. This beautiful spot has Ion
! been considered as one that rivals an
! other as a sea coast resort OF the Mi
sissippi Sound. 1t is here, situate
: as it is, that all the inducements fl
health and pleasure car be foun'
which belong to an ocean waterir
place. 1t is n Of the best built L
towns for the purposes AS State
where beautiful residences not on
adorn the bluffs along the hay, b
occupy all the prominent streets, C
;, tending back to the line Of Fo
Bayou.
The members OF Fire Company n
n /, the Oldest volunteer organization
ID its kind on the coast, held its annu
election of officers Monday night wi
the. following result: President,
1t Buehler; vice president, Ed Simmer
secretary, E. Doming; treasurer, W
- Lorenson; foreman, George II. Tar(
first assistant, Ed Mon; second ass
tant, Hugh Seymour; steward, Jo
~ Beaugez. The relief association
~ elected all the old officers for the
es suing year.
lie Drs. w. H. Sanders and Chas.
Mohr of Mobile spent the greater p,
OF Saturday comforting with the
" thorities here regarding the rails
NJ OF the quarantine against this pl,
n. and Biloxi. The conditions were 81
Mt Ocean Springs should quarantine N
Orleans and all infected points. Z
proposition was promptly reject
rs The local authorities will take no
ton tending to restrict intercou
with New Orleans.
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At the regular meeting Of the tt
. council October 3rd, the new ma
a Evergreen cemetery, drawn by p
. Q. D. Sauls, was accepted and Rev,
X Switzer, Joseph Kotzum and Geo.
Y Davis were appointed trustees.
" tax Of I mills on all real and perso
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