The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-11-16
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS,

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pected Saturday from Chicago.
Miss Belle f. Douglas returned
Sunday from IA visit to New Orleans
Mrs. NJ l. Holcomb and Mr.. Theo.
Bechtel are on a visit to New Orleans
Mrs. J. Elizabeth Ball moved on
Wednesday to Wilder Near at East
Beach.
Mr.. d. W. Halstead has returned to
Waggaman, La, after a weeks visit
with his family here.
An apron party at the Hing House
last Friday afforded much pleasure to
the participants.
Mrs. A. A. Staples is visiting her
daughters. Mesdames Case and Lewis
in New Orleans.
Mr.. Frank j. Lundy received a box
OF fine Florida oranges sent to him by
Mr.. June Poitevent at Palmetto Fla.
Mr.. ". ]. Pierson, wife and son, of
Iowa, are occupying Mr.. Ross A.
Switzer's residence on Porter avenue.
Mrs. NJ. D. Russell and bright little
son Bruce, Of Humboldt, Iowa, are
settled for the winter at the Shana.
han House.
The young folk met at Mrs. M. l..
Holcomb's Tuesday evening to form
and organization for pleasure and
profit.
Recent arrivals at the Hing House:
II. G. Herbert and wife, Houston; II.
T. Dunn, brownsville, Ala; j. P.
Smith, Va%ncleave; Fred Rappel, New
Orleans, John ID. Gray, Brewton.
One day last week Mrs. II. +. Rus
sell, Miss Alice Walker and Mr., j. P.
Vancleave made a catch of ninety
four large trout in Holiingsworth's
bayou.
The Fourth Quarterly conference of
the M. r, Church will be held here on
Saturday and Sunday of this week.
Rev. W. W. Simmons, presiding elder
will officiate.
Mr.. E. e, Clement returned last
week from Chicago. Mrs. Clement
was obliged to 90 to Boston to visit
her mother, who is very i'll. Her
many friends regret her prolonged
absence.
Mr.. H. H. Richardson and wife, of
Chicago, arrived last Friday for the
winter. They are so much Unidentified
with the place that Ocean Springs
would hardly be itself should they
have remained away.
Among those who visited Biloxi last
Friday afternoon were: Mesdames II.
f. Russell, W. M. Kern, b. White,
Ora Young, W. r Simmons and O. L.
Bailey, Misses Anna Mcdowell, Leila
May Smith, Alice Walker. Maria
Honor and Messrs. Charlie Holland,
B. Bond, j. Fl. Mccartney and VIM.
LOrenzen.
Arrivals at the Shanahan House: G.
E. Chidsey, H. Bloomfield, %Scranton:
Chas. Genin, T. A. Jennings. G. r.
Hall, Mobile; W. p. Jennings, Florida;
Geo. W. Hood, Columbus, Kan; DR..
G. Schwarz, wife and son, Verde,
Edwardsville, H.; C. A. II. Otto,
Goldstein, New Orleans: D. G.
Louisville, KY; J. J. Fletcher,
lack Gray, Brewton, r. l.. Waddell,
st. Louis; P. r. Ewing, Holt, Fla.
A hunting party under the guidance
u Capt, Narcisse Seymour made a
lunt at Belle Fontaine point last
They left here on the sloop
Ieonora to shoot ducks, which they
we're successful in killing. Upon land
ng they found the tracks of deer and
'ursuing the higher game they were
O%rtunate in returning with two. Ed.
Hing, r. Franco and Don Armstrong
omposed the party,
Election day is over and we are glad
I it, for Ocean Springs looked like
he deserted village" all day. Things
1erc a little @livelier at night when
he band with their torches paraded {
he streets playing congratulations to (
he successful municipal candidates. -,
We understand the 'old officers we're
reelected. While the new con- !
sstants were "all right" there is no |
bjection to letting well enough r
|one." Plenty Of time gentlemen, for \
Il Of you, yet.