The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1899-12-22
SPRINGS LOCALS,

OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
Merry Christmas and happy New
Year 10 all.
Mr.. h. +. Joachim visited Scranton
on Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. E. Clement visited
New Orleans Monday.
Mr.. Harry Kuhn registered at the
Shanahan house Sunday.
Mr.. e. W. Mickey, OF indianapolis
has rented the Wing cottage.
Mrs. Fl. F. Halstead returned from
New Orleans Sunday afternoon.
Miss Jennie Bilbo is visiting her
aunt, Mrs. c. II. Alley at Scranton.
Col. II. S. Hyatt spent several days
In Mobile this week on business.
MI. N. Kratzke, OF Chicago was a
recent guest Of Mrs. 7. A. E. Hol-
comb.
MI. VIM. Jauncey, a retired druggist
Of Chicago, fingers here, a guest Of
the Shanahan house.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Rodecker, OF
Pekin, III. are Quartered for the sea-
son at the Hing hotel.
NOrtherners continue to come seek.
ing the balmy Southland to avoid the
chilling blasts OF winter.
A. j. M0ntamat and ]. E. Bradley,
Of Donaldsonville, La, were recent
guests at the Shanahan house. Z.
MI. G. Hanson and family, Of New
Orleans arrived Thursday and will
spend the holidays at their beautiful
villa, Breezy Point.
We are glad to note That Miss Clara
Robbins continues to improve, and
her friends hope to welcome her t.
their social circle very soon.
Capt. E. C. Bill and wife, OF Vino.
ma, Mimi. regular winter visitors,
arrived this week and have rented the
Hing cottage on Washington avenue.
Last week a music club was organ.
lied at the home OF Mrs. r. A. Clark.
The talent Of the town will all be en-.
listed In this laudable enterprise. Mrs
E. A. Clark was elected president and
Mrs. Henry Beeman vice president.
Monday evening the t%hree-year.0lt
daughter OF Mr.. E. S. Davis. while a,
play, secured a box OF rough on rat.
and ate a part OF IT.. The promp'
work OF the family physician. DR.. o
L. Bailey saved the child's life, an,
we are happy to say she Is now conva
lcscing.
Much to the regret OF her man
friends, Mrs. Susan w. Price left las
week for a lengthy and perhaps pei
manent stay with relatives In Texa!
The many years that this estimabl
christian lady made her home in thi
place her influence fell like a benedit
tion on all classes. Her presence vii
be sadly missed by all. especially !
the churches and Sunday school.
Rev. w. II. Lewis will not return
Ocean Springs next year, much to til
Disappointment of his church men
beers, and the many Others who enjoy
ed his services during the past year
While pastor he endeare1 himself +
the people Of this place by his genia
manner and ability In the pulpit.
Messrs. Geo. L. Friar, A. V. Rosam
beau and Will Simmons, all we'll
known citizens Of this city, returne'
Tuesday from a hunting trip out t.
the Chandelier Islands, and relate
narrowing tale. The party left her
on the morning Of the 18th In a 2
foot launch. and reached the outsid,
OF Ship Island that night. About
O'clock the fierce Northwestern tina
swept the coast struck them, and In
few minutes the sea "a raging ant
the waves rolling mountains high
The little engine was rendered alinOs'
useless, but the staunch little boa
rode the waves CALAMITY all nigh
until Thurday morning, when the!
drifted into Pelican Pass, about sew
enty miles from the mainland, on tn
southern end Of the Chandelier Is
lands. where they managed to make
landing. Here they hunted for
time, and finally fell in with a ere,
, OF Manilamen manning the Aguinald
a fishing smack running out of Biloxi
who took them back to the mainland
: where they finally arrived, after be
! ing out just seven days. They wer
due to return last Friday, and
searching party was fitting out to 6
after them. Their escape and INA
return are considered miraculous b
people here who had given them u
for lost.
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