The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-09-08
SPRINGS LOCALS.

The man on stills was witheN his
week affording amusement for oidAAd
young.
Miss Elise Richardson. Of New Or
leans is the guest OF Miss May Gil
more.
Mr.. Charles Holland, the handsome
clerk at Mills drug store, is visiting
home folks at Daisy, Miss.
After several days stay with his wife
and daughter, Mr.. ID. A. DePass re-
turned to New Orleans Tuesday.
Mr.. j. L. Williams and family, OF
Cullman, Ala. are pleasantly domi-
ciled in Il. S. Davis cottage on Bow
en- avenue.
Mrs. Hyman and family Of New Or
leans, who have occupied the Long
shore house this summer, have return
| ed home.
Mrs. II. Mil. accompanied by her
daughters and sister, Miss Vahle re-
turned Sunday from pleasant visit
TO her sister in st. Louis.
Mrs. Charlie Warrick and interest
ing children have returned to Nash
Vile after an extended visit to her pa
rents, DR.. and Mrs. Shannon.
After a most delightful summer
spent at their beach home, Mr.. D.
Sinclair and sister have returned to
the Crescent City.
Mr.. john Johnson has disposed Of
his entire stock and taken up his
abode in our sister town, Biloxi. We
wish Mr.. johnson success.
Despite the warm weather and quar-
antine the Ocean Springs High School
is wei, attended a1d we think good
\ work is being done.
Q Mesdames NJ. L. Clements and j. r.
!. Case, accompanied by little Miss Lis
4 sa Clements have returned from Heal
ing Springs, Ala. where they spen'
some time enjoying the benefit OF tina
: noted resort.
Many OF our visitors are turning
: their faces homeward. Among Their
is Capt. Hanson, the genial owner 0
Breezy Point. who with his family
e has returned to their New Orlean
y home.
MissesLelia and AliceMcKee return
ed to their homes in jackson Satu.
n day. Their many friends will I
delighted to know that Miss Alic
was greatly benefited by her stay O
h the coast.
. Don Armstrong, who is vice pres
. dent of volunteer II. & l.. Fire Co
No. / was serenaded by Vahle's bras
ID band, and judging from the numbt
of pieces played Don must have trea'
ed the band boys royalty.
A treat is in store for every pcrso
lie attending the lawn festival at I'll
re Austin place tonight friday give
$. by the ladies of St. John EpiScop;
W Mission, for the benefit of the rector
fund.
I'd At the annual election Of the voluI
lie teer II. g. L. Fire Co. No. |, the 10
a lowing officers were elected for the Ell
eo suing year: Israel Carver, preslden
W Don Armstrong, vice president; Hel
i" ~ Gottsche, foreman: j. L. Schrleb'
first assistant; Chas. Thomas, secor
h assistant; Albert Gottsche, secretar
10 Louis Schmidt, treasurer; Roy Carve
n. steward.
,ir Among the social events of the pa
10 week was the ice cream supper CIV
g Vahle's brass band by MIR. and Mr.
A. G. G0ttsche, the occasion bel
~ Albert's reelection to the secretai
od ship of Fire Co. No. l. Music by t
pand was the principal feature of t
,er evening, after which dainty refres
vas ments were served, followed by me
music, and then the boys hied the
sci yes home amid the hearty than
:, and good wishes of their host a
hostess.
to The doll house Of little Miss Ed'
lie, ma Lynd, daughter of Mr.. L. b. Lyr
was the absorbing attraction FOR q
reporter during his business trip he
NO last week. Little Edwina has nam
ny it Lyndhurst No. 2, and it refle'
nu great credit on the sweet little lad
m housekeeping ability, She entertai
he her little friends charmingly, and
favorite with all who are honored wi
~" an invitation to her miniature vi