The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-03-09
SPRINGS LOCALS.
DR.. II. B. Powell, of Chicago, ar.

DIR. II. B. Powell, OF Chicago, ar.
rived Monday.
A large number Of excusionists visit
ed our town Sunday.
Mr.. Z. s. Davis is having an upper
story added 10 his residence.
Messrs. A. V. Rosambeau and b. +.
Joachim visited Scranton this week.
Mr.. Will G. Day, of New Albany,
Indiana, is with his sister, Mrs. W.
G. West.
Fruit trees are late blooming this
season, but present the appearance
now OF an over productive season.
Miss Lottie w. Hyatt came over
from Biloxi Monday to attend the
funeral services Of Miss Laura West.
1t is fortunate that our Senator
Evans's new Health Board bill has
been knocked out by the Legislature.
Mrs. f. w. Norwood is entertain
ing a charming party Of young people
at her lovely home, Bon Silene, at
East Beach.
Mr.. l. A. Fleming, a %well:known
journalist, Of Chicago, spent Wednes-
day in town and registered at the
Shanahan House.
A visit to the various gardens In
and around our town fully demon.
strates the much greater fertility Of
Southland.
Mr.. W. A. Evans, OF Boston. re-
turned home last Tuesday night, after
a weeks visit combining business and
pleasure.
Mrs. j. B. Honor and daughter,
Miss Maria Honor, after a two weeks
stay with relatives in New Orleans
returned home Sunday.
Mrs. Geo. Culver left last Friday on
the steamer Transit from Mobile to
Join her husband, Lieutenant Culver
at Santiago, Cuba.
Mrs. Thayer, of Norwood Park, III.
and charming daughter, Miss. Mabel
Thayer is visiting her sister, Mrs. j.
+. Eberhart on Jackson avenue
One Of the largest professions of
sympathetic friends ever seen in our
town followed the remains OF Miss
Laura West to Evergreen Cemetery on
Monday.
On Sunday morning at h'e o'clock,
Miss Laura, the only daughter OF Rev,
W. G. West, died, after IA lingering
illness OF typhoid pneumonia. She
was buried from the Presbyterian
church the following afternoon, The
services were conducted by Rev. D
SwitZer.
Master Leo Rosambeau and two sis
tiers, Misses Amy and Margie, return
ed home from New Orleans Sunday
after a delightful visit Of two weeks
While in New Orleans these young
people had the pleasure Of being Ell
tertaIned on board the Texas.
If the members of our Legislature
will persist in holding the Board OF
Health appropriation down to $1,000
a year, the State will escape a repeti
tion OF the villain0us quarantine OF
the past, and its citizens be credited
with returning sanity and enjoy re-
newed prosperity. Can't the "Old
Reliable" send to that body a little
more back.b bone stiffining?
Recent arrivals at Vahle's Hotel
Mrs. VIM. Warren, Misses Gean and
Lettitia Warren, Danville, KY; Miss
Annie T. Daviss, Harodsburg, Ky
Misses Maggie Gillies, f. Edna Big
low, Evansville. Wis; Mr.. Block, wife
and child, Messrs. j. B. Berlin, Jos
> Loeb, Chicago; Messrs. Sidney B
Dixon, Henry George, Detroit; II. r
Barber, St. Louis; Mr.. and Mrs. II. II
Haaff, Mr.. and Mrs. Jas. W. Winters
Du Quoin, H.; Mr.. J. X. Young, Val
doita. Ga; Mr.. J. f. Bailey. Durham
N. c.; Mr.. II. Bloomfield, Scranton
: MI. John Gould, Lyle, Mimi.
/, Shanahan House arrivals: L. B
/: Robertson, Adrian, Mich; VIM. E
! Warren, Washington; Mrs. A. S
: Friend, A. D. Edgeworth, VIM. Jaun
j cey, r. W. Hamill, Misses Hille'
, Robinson, Mrs. G. Addie Brown, Jos
r Loche and wife, Chicago; Geo. W
Hovey and wife, Detroit; Mrs. NJ. Z
= Curtis, Mrs. E. Dudley, Madison, Wis.
! +. H. Dumis, M. D., Miss Marie Bras
D we'll, Mobile; Mrs. A. A. Murten, Ton
: Bersel, 9. E. Wright, New Orleans, j
> G. Leatherbury, Long Beach.