The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-11-10
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

tors To Biloxi this week.
Mr.. Casper Vahle visited New Or
cans on business this week.
Mr.. Percy ). Morrow, OF New Or.
leans visited home folks Sunday.
Mr.. S. T. Hayiland and Mr.. Joe
passed Sunday at home.
Mr.. Tom Shanahan's many friends
regret to hear Of his serious illness.
Miss Mary Anderson left the first
0! the week to teach the JEFF Havens'
school.
Miss Susie Vaughan left Sunday
to take charge CT her school at Nc.
Henry.
Miss Loretta Buttner spent Sunday
with her father and grandparents
here.
Mr.. B. F. Joachim will call upon his
Scranton patrons on Wednesday and
Thursday next.
Miss Elvena Cox. OF Florala was the
guest Of her friend Miss Sadie Davis
during the week.
Mr.. Thos. e. Ramsay, OF Vancleave
was ii Mobile visitor, stopping of at
Scranton this week.
Our efficient deputy sheriff and
townsman, Mr.. ]. D. Minor was a
welcome Sunday visitor.
Rev. j. b. Searcy, an able Baptist
divine Of Jackson, Miss. spent a few
hours in town On Monday.
The Parsonage and Mission society
held their regular monthly meeting
at the church Tuesday, Nov. It'll.
On Wednesday morning ALI. B
Stuart killed two large wild turkey
on his farm adjoining the town limits
Miss Leila May Smith, one Of gu
winsOme teachers, spent Saturda'
and Sunday with relatives in Pearl
ingtOn.
Mr.. Russell l. Bradford, left Tues
day morning for Claringdon, Arkar
sas, where lie goes to accept a pos
ton.
MI. A.. r. Catch0t. who is 0peratin
extensive cross tie camps for the |
4 N. at Rcpton, Ala. is on a week
vacation to his family here.
Mr.. Duncan Sinclair and sister Mis-
Maggie Sinclair, spent from Frida
until Wednesday evening at the
beautiful villa on the bay.
Mr.. Will II. Day and mother Mr.
Harriet N. Day OF New Albany, II
diana are visiting their sister Mrs
DR.. w. q. West east beach.
Mrs. NJ. A. Case left for Mobil
Wednesday to spend the winter wit
her daughter, Mrs. j. B. Leftwich
Engineer jeff D. Holloway and fam
ly will occupy the Case residence here
Mrs. S. L. Jackson, the former pol
ular hostess Of the Ocean Spring
hotel was a welcome guest at tn
home of Col. and Mrs. II. S. Hyatt
this week.
Messrs. Davis Bros. are showing
progressive spirit in inaugurating
side. walk boom for our town. The
have laid a cement walk the entir
length OF their store property. Lie
Others follow their enterprise.
Mr.. r. L. Graham. formerly OF POI
tai, Georgia, who has recently puI
chased the Oliver Edwards rr0pert
in Harrison county near Wool Mari
ct, was in town Wednesday.
Mrs. Sue T. Price, after a soj0urn
several months with relatives at Pa
Christian returned home Wednesda
She was warmly greeted by her nur
erOus friends and admirers, who a
all happy to have her back again.
Col. J. b. Rose has won the laure
r for craftsmanship this season: /
: returned a few days ago from a hui
In the neighborhood OF Pearlingto
bringing back two large deer, whi'
were shot and killed by him after 1
exciting chase on horseback.
The Woman's Parsonage and MI
sion Society OF the N. f. church co
template giving a Thanksgiving Su
per at the Hing hotel on Thanksgi
ing evening. There will be an
tractive musical and literary pl
gram. Some Of the talented arts
OF this place and adjacent towns "
lend their voices In making the eve
ing an enjoyable one.
Mr.. Peter Meyer died at II o'clo
a. M. Tuesday morning at his re
dence, the Inn hotel. He has bee
sufferer with q tumor OF the stOma
for the past year. His remains,
companied by his prother.in-law,
4 Geo. E. Arndt we're taken to New
leans Wednesday for interment
the Metairie cemetery. Deceased v
4 a native OF Germany, aged So yea
He leaves a wife and four childr'
: two girls and two boys.
Mrs. I. ]. Woodc0ck died last 81
4 day morning, after a Short ii,ne
Deceased wa 81 years OF age, ana P"
a most cstimable woman. Sne ,eaN
y a husband and Eve young cnllore
= $500 - .