The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-06-23
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
OCEAN SPRINGS EPITOME.
By CLEANER.

week dt MS Oiu noule.
JET Egan spent Sunday with his
mother at Egan Cottage.
We wish that all Of our coast towns
wereas accessible az Biloxi.
Mrs. Charles Earle and children are
domiciled at the lovely Poitevent res.
idence.
DR.. E. R. bragg is ireQently called
to u town professionally by his old
friends.
There were services sunday at the
Methodist, Catholic aud Episcopal
churches.
Mr.. A. G. Tebo came over Saturday
for a visit OF several days TO his sum-
mer home.
Mr., Louis Hattery, OF New Orleaaa
is visiting Capt. C. Hanson and fami-
ly at Breezy Point.
Mr.. Gotten, a brother Of Mrs. W. II.
Lewis, is spending a few days with
that estimable lady.
Mrs. NJ. Boyd and son, Sergt. Silas
Boyd, visited Dr. E. r. Bragg and
family a few days since.
Lieutenant L. E. Cox and wife OF
Scranton, registered at tue Ocean
Springs Hotel last week.
The Ocean Springs Hotel, under its
new management meets the approval
Of its patrons and visitors.
Messrs. f. N. Ramsay, Q. d. Sauls
and r. A. Switzer were visitors to
our county capital last week.
Misses Florence and Maud Morrow
and Miss Fannie Vaughan were visi.
tors tn Biloxi friends last week.
A delightful party Of our young
people with chaperones enjoyed a tsh-
fry and picnic at TchouticaboufIe
Tuesday.
The concert at the Ocean Springs
Hotel the evening OF June 18th was
well attended and presumably a lnan-
cial success.
Mr.. Duncan Sinclair and sister. az
ter q brief stay at their rcstful beach
home, returned to New Orleans Mon
day afternoon.
Death has again invaded the house.
hold Of u postmaster, his infant
child passing from earth last Thurs.
day morning to its eternal rest.
Miss Mae Davis, who has been WIS.,
iting friends in Macon, Cooksville,
Meridian and other points, is expect.
ed home the latter Of the week.
\ L. Hattery entertained a number Of
his youns zen friends Monday aboard
his beautiful iasS9ch. Rumor says
they went in search o. aii,iSators'
Mrs. Glasscock, accompanied b, nc.
grandson, c. E. Clark left Sunday for
New Orleans. From there Mrs. Glass
cock goes t0 her home 10 Harrisburg,
Miss.
Miss Elvia NJ. Bell, a charming and
accomplished young lady Of Green's
boro, N. q. Is sojourning ut the Ocean
Springs Hotel.
Children's Day services will be held
at the Ocean Springs Baptist church,
at 8 o'clock Sunday next. The Rev.
w. Bilbro is expected to be present.
All cordially invited to attend
The friends Of our worthy towns
man,sF. NJ. Dick are pleased to learn
that lie has beer appointed manager
of the J. B. Rose farm and wish him
success in his new undertaking.
Our community was shocked when
it was said this morning that Mr.. G.
Wieder was dead. Our land marks
are passing away. Mr.. Wieder was
one of our most prominent citizens.
In honor of her eighty-sixth birth.
day Grandmother Halstead and in
vited friends enjoyed a six o'clock tea
the afternoon Of juno 18th, at the res.
dence Of her son d. W, Halstead,
East Beach.
MI. Lyman Bradford, Of Biloxi Wis.
tied relatives Sunday, returning home
|. 10 the evening, accompanied by his
little Sous, Lyman and Floyd, who
had been spending several days with
George and Charlie Maxwell, corner
Of Bowen and Bellande avenues.
A TRIBUTE TO THE MEMORY
OF REV. J. NJ. PUGH.
On Saturday, June 10th, At his home
In Handsbor0, Miss. the Rev. J. NJ.
Pugh, for many years q leading Meth
odist divine and distinguished educa'
tor, passed from earth TO VI hsneenly
reward. Truly q father In Israel has
! fallen. His earth work is now ended,
he fought the good fight Of faith, and
F, has gone home to his God, there Il
: await the coming Of his loved ones
9 Look up, sorrowing Wife and children
: : for though he cannot come to you
you can 60 to him. Since the early
2 : age Of six year It was the writer's
/ privilege to know this noble man, ant
7 for many years he was the kind pre-
: ceptor, and always the true and faith
full frienn. May we meet 10 the hom'
. eternal.
MRS. SUSAN THORNTON PRICE.