The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-06-08
SPRINGS LOCALS,

Gently.
The town council met in regular
monthly meeting Tuesday, and trans
acted routine business.
Lawyer E. A. Clark was at the court
house Tuesday, on legal business.
Mr.. r. ID. Wigginton was at the
courthouse Monday, on legal business.
Mr.. Frank Schmidt entertained a
number OF his friends at the Hing
house Friday night. Dancing was the
enjoyment OF the evening.
Miss Elisha Simmons is entertaining
her cousin, Miss Marie Murphy, vi
New Orleans.
Miss Rita Butler attended the stump.
tu0us repast spread by Mr.. and Mrs.
Rosambeau in honor Of their daughter
Margie's communion.
Vahle Hotel: C. NJ. Wallace, Mari.
ana, Fla; c. W. McMahan, W. E.
Breach, Meridian; Thomas +. Fears,
Paris, Ky; W. L. Bramblet, city.
Mr.. John Vahle, OF New Orleans,
visited his mother and other relatives
Sunday.
Mrs. II. f. Halstead is spending a
week with relatives in New Orleans.
Mrs. L. A. Clark entertained, In a
most charming manner, a select mum.
Der Of guests a few evenings ago.
MI. Tom Sllanahan, one of our best
and most progressive young mechan-
les, left for New Orleans recently to
engage in business.
Mrs. E. Holderith and son, Dan, OF
New Orleans, spent Sunday with Mrs.
H. +. Halstead.
DR.. Greenwood Lyon, of New Or.
leans, was a town visitor Tuesday.
Mrs. Farmer, who has been spending
some months with her sister, Mrs.
Cook, returned to her home much i'm.
proved in health.
Mr.. P. W. Morrow, OF New Orleans
Sundayed with his mother and sister
A Sabbath school picnic was the oc
casion OF a very pleasant time anon,
the young PEOPLE at Enocb Ramsay
Tuesday.
Captain and Mrs. VIM. johnson ant
Mr.. W. d. Guy, wife and infant son
are auartered for the summer at tn
Shanahan house. Captain johnson
and Mr.. Guy are the conductors Of tn
coast trains, and hail from the Gul
City.
Miss Clara Robbins, one OF our tai
ented teachers, is visiting her sister
Miss Kate Robbins, at Vancleave.
A great big welcome is in store ia
the Mobile coast accommodation trai
on its arrival here next Saturday ever
ing. Vahle's brass band and a larry
retinue of fair ladies will be at tn
station to receive it.
Miss Mamie Seymour, accompanie,
by Mrs. p. B. Bellman and infant
visited Mesdames Richard White an,
Norman Seymour, at Scranton, Tues
day. :
Mrs. Bessie Miller OtOn, a well
known and charming elocutionist,
now at the Hing hotel, and vii
shortly give a recital at Firemen'
hall, for the benefit Of Vahle's bras
band. Mrs. OtOn is well and favor
ably remembered by the people 0
Ocean Spriags, having given an enter
tainment OF high merit, for the benefl
OF the Presbyterian church, four year
ago.
Mrs. Frank Saunders and children
wife OF ii prominent railroad official o
Chattanooga, Tenn, Is expected t,
very soon visit her sister, Mrs. II. S
Hyatt.
Miss Lucy Shannon will give
musical recital on Thursday, June IA
at Firemen's hall, under the auspice
Of the Ladies' Home Mission Societ,
of the Methodist church. The receipt
will be used in purchasing pews for th
new Methodist church..
The first Wednesday excursion tran
OF the season was welcomed this week
Mrs. Margaret Eylwert died at th'
home OF her nephew, Mr.. 5. P. Starks
last Saturday night, and vas buriet
Sunday afternoon In the old Catholi
cemetery.
Mr.. X. D. Chandler, representa-
Mcssrs. Mcdonald, March h Co.
Marble Works Of Mobile, was in tow
this week, in the interest Of his firm
Tie musicale under the auspices O
the Fortnightly club, which was post
poned to Tuesday evening, took plac
at the residence OF Mrs. j. NJ. Boyd
The numbers were charmingly rer
dcred. Mrs. Acosta, Of Atlanta, san
two delightful solos. Miss Leila Ma
Smith impressed her hearers with
recitation, Miss Lulu Haviland CAV
several vocal selections and Mr.. Waite
Clark and Rev. II. w. Van Hoo
played a number Of excellent INSTR
mental selections. Delicious refresl
ments we're served. Among the not,
bles were: Mesdamcs Lynd, DePas'
Switxer, H0lcOMb, Mr.. and Mr.,