The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-04-28
$4,000 AT COST,
OCEAN SPRINGS EPITOME.
BY CLEANER.

Delightful summer weather.
The health Of our town is splendid.
Many Of our citizens are attending
circuit court at Scranton this week.
Miss Mary Wihgertcr, OF New Or
leans is the guest of Miss Eliza Amcs.
Miss IN Ramsay, Of Fort Bayou is
visisde Ocean Springs relatives this
week.
. Miss Maria Honor, after a pleasant
visit to the Crescent City is home
again.
Mrs. Harry Toby, after an extended
stay in Ocean Springs left last week
for her home in Chicago.
Mrs. A. 0. Mason and daughter and
Mrs l.. II. ClarksOn, of Chicago, are
visiting Ocean Springs friends.
The Y. P. c. Il. meeting at $3.50 p.
m. at the Methodist church Sunday
was a helpful one to all interested.
Mr.. and Mrs. Hopkins, of Vermont,
who have been spending the winter
with Mrs. Holcomb, returned home
Monday.
The Biloxi and Ocean Springs Sun
day schools will unite in II pic mic to
be held May 9th at Spanish Camp on
Fort bayou.
Hon. S. ID. Clark, of Davenport,
Iowa, is the guest Of DR.. and Mrs. II.
B. Powell at their lovely new home,
Three Oaks.
Little Eunice CARGO has the sympa-
thy OF her friends in her bereavement,
the death Of her sister which occurred
a few days since.
The branch of the Scranton State
Bank was opened this week at the
store of Mr.. +. j. Lundy with Mr.
Lundy as cashier.
The many friends of DR.. Z. r
Bragg regret to learn that he propos
cs to locate in Biloxi instead of resum
ing his practice here.
II. f. lIalstead has accepted tn
position Of travelling salesman will
A. E. and e. V. Brown, wholcsal,
druggists, Mobile, Ala.
The sail given by the Methods
choir in honor of Mrs. Hall and Mr.
Gotten, of Morgan City, La, was en-
joyed by all of the participants.
Mrs. w. H. Lewis has so far recov
cred as to be able to be taken to Nor
gan City, the home of her mother
Mrs. Gotten. We wish her a speed.
restoration to health.
The handsome wire fence enclosing
our beautiful Evergreen Cemetery i
an ornament to our town. AS we ar
able we propose to improve the gr0un'
of this city Of the dead.
Orrie Turner, of New Orleans afte
a visit of several days to his mothe
and Ocean Springs friends left Mon
day for New Mexico to take a position
on the Santa Fe railroad.
Miss Florence Sparkman, accompa
MED by Miss Mae Davis whom
she has been visiting, will leave thi'
week for Cooksville, visiting Macol
and other points en- route.
Arthur Mcclure, Of Pensacola, Fla.
visited his mother and sisters thi
week. While here Mr.. Mcclure wa
Initiated into the ancient craft o
Masonry.
The entertainment given by the la
dies of the Methodist church at tn
Ocean Springs Hotel Thursday ever
ing last vas a success socially aud 4
n%ancially.
Rev. W. e. West preached at tn
Presbyterian church Sunday at IL;
IN. Rev. W. Bilbro preached Il sci
mon on missions at the Baptist cliurc
in the afternoon.
Mr.. ORGY Young is negotiating fo
the pretty cottage on Bowen avenue
the property Of Mrs. Julia Kotzun
and at present occupied by Mr.. an
Mrs. j. A. Suffer.
Rev. Louis Tucker, of Pass Clirl.
tian and Miss S. G. Waller, of Greer
Vile, Ala, were married April lStl
The young couple have the congratl
lationS OF Ocean Springs friends.
The public school exercises til.
week are interesting and Friday prom
ises to be the browning day. III
school exhibition will be attractive an
the Grafton by Hon. j. II. Neville
looked forward to with pleasure.
The Rev. DR.. II. W. Thomas, of tt
Peoples church in Chicago, on SUI
day, April 10th, declared himself
believer in socialism. DR.. Thomas
well known here aud some Of us
least regret his acceptance Of social
tic views.
Misses Clara Robbins and Leila NJ;
> Smith, teachers in our public schoo
. have endearcd themselves to the pc,
pie OF our town and many heSrts 81
sad at the parting near athand. The
will depart from our midst mex
Monday followed by the good wishe
: OF a host Of friends.
Mr.. VIII Terry, soualn3aF ~ MI
perrigin Of this place met with . 81
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