The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-11-09
SPRINGS LOCALS.

n meeting to be held at the Methodist
church.
Mrs. A. A. Davis is domiciled with
her daughter, Mrs. S. Bradford.
Mr.. B. II. M%urphree, accompanied
by his brother. J. B Murphree. Jr.. Of
Mobile, visited the family of Mr.. W.
II. Graham at Moss Point Sunday.
Mr.. jeff Holloway with his wife and
sweet baby girl will occupy the CON-
Portable Hanson cottage on Jackson
avenue.
Miss Lillian 9. Ryan will take pos.
session this week OF the Helmke cot
tage.
Col. and Mrs. II. s. Hyatt will spend
"a few days this week in Biloxi with
DR.. and Mrs. f. r. Bragg.
At the regular meeting OF the Wo-
mans Home Mission Society held on
the 9th inst. in the Methodist church
it was decided to give a Thanksgiving
supper and musical entertainment on
Thursday, Goth inst.
Rev. w. Q. West will hold regular
service at the Presbyterian church
next Sabbath.
Miss Helena Freilson, who has been
visiting her friend, Mrs. W. r. Stuart
has returned to her home in New
Orleans.
Miss Ida Clark, of Bolton, arrived
here Wednesday and left for her school
in this vicinity.
Shanahan House: Val. Fabian, j.
Pinski, New Orleans; S. B. and B. f.
Ratlif, Vancleave, II. Bloomfield,
Scranton; Mrs. Julia KOtzum, FOuE-
taiE bleau; p. T. Ewing, Mr.. Hall,
Mobile; r. F. Ratliff, Lucedale.
Mr.. Thomas Shanahan, we are hap
by to report, has recovered from a
spell OF illness.
Mr.. Walter Gambia, of New Orleans
is visiting his aunt, Mrs. A. Catchot.
Now that the election is owe alarge
influx of northerners will sOon visit
our favorite resort.
The country is frightened by the
golden rod and scarlet berries with a
lovely back ground of waxen green
leaves.
The cold wave has brought an I'M
usually fine display of wraps on thu
charming Misses one meets in passing
through the avenues of our delight
full resort.
Golden and white chrysanthemum
are blooming in profusion.
Mr.. W. O. Altman, of Cross Roads
entered school this week.
:, Prof. @. D. Sauls has moved into tn
Artesian House, where his family an
| the school boarders are cOmfortabl
ouartered. The place is being fltte
r out especially for students, who alon
may receive the benefit OF special
q reduced rates of hoard.
, Mr.. II. II. Richardson and wife vii
arrive this week from Chicago an
spend the winter in Prof. Q. d. Saul
cottage on Porter avenue.
Mr.. E. L. Coleman, of Vancleavt
was a business visitor Wednesday.
Mrs. Silas Weeks and daughter, Mis-
Hattie Weeks are visiting In Me-
. Orleans.
a Miss Jennie Barrett, of New Oh
leans is a guest of Mrs. A. j. Catchol
9 In the primary election held Tues
day the municipal officers nominate
we're: f. M. Weed, mayor; Geo. Il
0 Tardy, marshal; e. S. Davis, treas
: urer: Geo. E. Arndt, alderman a
large: II. f. Russell, first ward; E. N
Westbrook, second ward; Geo. L
9 Friar. third ward; A. V. Rosambeal
fourth ward.
Mai. f. NJ, Weed was unanim0usl
nominated for the mayoralty OF on
town.
ri The Halloween party at Mrs. M. |
= Holcomb's was a decided success |
q spite of the rain, which kept some {
= the gentlemen at home. We undeI
stand there Is to be a syndicate fOrme
r. which will hereafter be ready on sue
emergencies to furnish rubbers, macl
q intoshes and umbrellas free OF charg'
y "Robbie Burns" was thought to hay
= embodied in his famous poem "Ha
lOween" all that the ingenuity of eve
the Scottish mind could invent. Blu
n our young people even exceeded the
old time tricks and games. I'm
haunted chamber, where the fate
gave their DEGREES was presided owe
by a ghOstly footman seven feet tai
assisted by a phantom Liliput, Il
! higher than a chair and was lighte
; by Jack o. lanterns and a wltcht
cauldron from which issued "blu
blazes," No wonder those who whel
brave enough to enter we're incline
to softly tread--Silence keep"
: Mr.. Charles II. Earle, whose burr
.. occurred Nov. I'd, 1900, was born
= Golden, H., 1861. His boyhood W;
\ spent there. and there guided by h
|. gifted mother he obtained his EARL
= education, and was fitted to enter d
/ State University at Champaign, whe
|. he received that practical trainil
which so eminently qualified him {
1 the business enterprises IN which
|. afterward enga. ed. At the close
the N. y. Exposition, he came wi
r his parents to live in Ocean SDrinI
|. and this has ever since been his hon