The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-02-16
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

Mr.. N. NJ. Cudabac stopped at the
Shanahan House Tuesday night.
Mr.. S. J. Smith, Of Lake Mills, Wis,
registered at Vahle's Hotel Monday.
Prof. d. d. Cowan spent Tuesday
with Maj 7. w. Grayson and family.
Mr. S. Il. IIavlland from Handsboro
passed Sunday with his family here.
DR.. L. l.. Bennett and wife, OF Owa-
toma, Mimi, are guests of Vahlc's
Hotel
Mrs. II. +. Russell and pretty little
daughter, Miss Hazel, visited Biloxi
Tuesday.
Mr.. G. Hanson is having a bath
room added to his summer residence
at Breezy Point.
Attorneys E. A. Clark and r. D.
Wiggi atm attended chancery court at
Scranton this week.
Misses Fannie Vaughan and Mae
Davis arc cOnvalesciug from a lengthy
spell Of illness.
The Cycle Clubs fancy dress bal at
the Hing House last Friday night
proved u brilliant success.
The Methodist Missionary Society
will give Goth century tea at the
Hing House tonight (triday.)
| Mr. Pablo Cox, one of our old and
respected citizens, died at his home
here Thursday morning, Sth inst.
| Mr.. Jno. A. Vesey, Mississippi, DR..
G. " Kraft, of New Albany, Ind,
registered recently at the Hing
House.
Misses Mary and Louise Gieselel
and Mr.. Henry Girseler, of Chicago
arrived few days ago and are occu
pying the Lynch cottage.
Recent arrivals at the SMnahar
House: e. f. Simpson, New York; E.
z. Bulte, Cncinnati; A. NJ. Mcleod
,, Moss Point; }. r. Hoy, New Orleans
: Chas Q Hall, Brooklyn, N. Y.
Sunday morning at O'clock Mr.
e Bryson Keltz, the young man who ha
been so severely i'll for the past month
died at his mothers home on Wash
= ington avenue.
/. Among those who attended the Cy
). Gle Club dance last Friday night wert
e Prof. w. r.. Pate, Moss Point, Mis-
Pauline Frazee, Gulfp0rt, and M
0 Silas Boyd from Handsboro.
Mrs. John +. Eherhart, Misses Mar
IS e Grace j., Evelyn and Mastt
J. Willie Eberhart, of Chicago, and Mr.
z. Il. Tricm, of Manchester, low
o registered at the Hing House la.
week. They have since rented IL
70 O'Keefe cottage on jackson avenue.
We understand that the beautlfV
J. residence property Of Mr.. and Mr.
, Willist0n, on East Beach has recent
been sold, and that Mrs. Willston
n expected here some time next week I
% close the sale.
n Among the new arrivals OF nortl
crn wise ones" who have come dow
y to enjoy our delightful spring an
. escape their own. is Mrs. II. Swartle.
u Of Oak Park, Chicago. She is th
0 guest of Mrs. Holcomb.
n Our whole community was shocke
and grieyed inexpressibly, by the new
" that the little eght-ycar-old son q
% Mr.. Turnbull had met with sudde
" and fatal accident in New Orlear
Is only last Friday. "Killed by the cars,
falls on the ear with a thrill of terrO
- But when the victim, as in this cas-
IS is an unusually bright, promising lad
% % whom we all knew and loved, W
b sorrow for what the world has lost
~ Tie stricken father has our warmes
% sympathy.
= The enforced seclusinn Of our peOpl
70 on account of bad weather for the pas
week, made the sunshine OF Tuesda
~ very welcome boon, and the For
$ mighty Musical Club" was out in fu
force to accept the hospitality tent
cred by Mrs. Holcomb. Several men
: bers were missing from the origins
program because Of indisposition an
: lncessant rain, which prevented pre-
paration.. But the scQual proved tina
is there is enough PRESERVE force" anon
Z the musical people Of Ocean Spring
n to rise to an 0ccasion;" and the a
h most impromptu program would hav
/, done credit to much larger and NOR
d pretentious community. The men
y hers Of the club proper, fairly outdi
% themselves in the rendering Of var
q Gus selections, and these were Supnl
v mented by some very. excellent mus
IS from several invited guests, anon
whom were Miss Mary Giesler, {
Chicago, Rev. Mr.. Van Hook, Mi
: Eberhart, OF Chicago and the We
mont Quartett though very niue
) spectacled, succeeded in getting Il
/ audience into such thigh good hume
v that their effort was very kind
is received.
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