The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-05-18
SPRINGS LOCALS.

''"'S~ NS" O'iSohS iS
Gently.
Mr.. Frank Gray, of McHenry, Wis
tied the family VI G. w. Davis last
Sunday.
The guests of the Shanahan House
enjoyed a delightful sail Wednesday
night.
Miss Jeanne Develle. OF New Or.
leans, visited Miss Willie Phelps this
week.
Mr.. A. D. Kern, OF New Orleans, is
spending a week at the ~Shanahan
House.
Miss Mary Tebo, OF New Orleans, is
visiting Mrs. T. B. Lynd, at "Lynd.
hurst"
Vancleave Bros are extending the
length Of their store by a rear addi.
tion l4x26 feet.
Miss Tenie Williams, OF Ramsay.
Miss, Is the guest OF her friend, Miss
Saddle Belle Davis3l ~ yea
Messrs. G. H. and s. l Watts, Of
Meridian, spent Sunday with thGfr
neice, Mrs. H. W. Van Hook.
The ball given Wednesday night at
Fireman's Hall by Volunteer Hook
and Ladder No. l, was a brilliant sue
cess.
Mr.. ]. A.. Plunkett, a capable phar.
macist from Ellisville, has accepted a
>ositiOn in DR.. o. L. Bailey's drug
store. 1885,.
Mrs. R. A. Vancleave, ST., left for
Hammac, Ala, Wednesday, on a two
months visit to her daughter, Mrs. d.
IF. Reid.
On Tuesday night Messrs. A. v. Ro.
Esambeau and J.. D. Minor left ON the
schooner Guy for Chandelier Islands,
for sea gull and turtle eggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Witt and daugh'
ter, Miss Marie Her Witt, moved from
the Ames place to the Richardson
cottage, on Washington avenue, or
Wednesday.
|, Mrs. E. A. Clark entertained at tie;
Tuesday evening, complimentary t.
Mrs. Toby, who leaves for Chicag'
: this week. Misses Lulu Haviland
Leila May Smith and Jessie Boy,
were guests On the occasion.
> Nine hundred head of sheep wer
l brought here Wednesday from til
ranches Of Messrs. II. G. Havens
Thos. e. Ramsay and Geo. W. TOotlt
They were purchased by Mr.. w. I
t Bramblett, and shipped 10 three Cur
r to Paris, Ky.
=, A delightful sail on board the Gu
was given to Biloxi Sunday. Anon
the participants were Mr.. and Mr..
e Rosambeau, Mesdames Eglin an
Sheridan, Misses Maria Honor, Ad
Phelps, Annie and Jennie Eglir
Jeanne Develle, Amy Rosambeau, L
: : and ]. Soden, James Friar, and Gee
c R%osambeau.
Did you attend the lawn party a
Mrs. Boyd's the other evening? No
Then you missed a great delight. TIL
s drive by moonlight, the warm we,
Y come, which the whole family Away
extends to all guests, the beautifI
view seward, the "good cheer" fu1
nished by the club. and the full libel
: ty to sit or stroll, to dance or tall
q made the entertainment n long t
be remembered. To be sure the ban
a failed to put In an appearance, but
band Is hardly missed when there Is
! hand and Mr.. Walter Clark and Mis-
Camilla Hing to play on It,.
3 "Leaf by leaf the roses fall" NJ
]. L. Lyon and Miss Louise Giesele
t left Ocean Springs for Chicago Tue
day morning, and Mr.. Henry Giesele
|. departed for the same place Tuesda
: night. They will be missed. Mr.. an
Mrs. H. w. Anderson also turne
their steps %northward Wednesday
but we hope to see them again 10 tn
early autumn.
n Mrs. /. G. Lewis, OF Chicago, VIII
spent several winters on the Eas
Beach, thought she would try u wiz
ter at Spring Hill. She has done 81
and though she has enjoyed the hosp
v tally Of Our own Mrs. Jackson, foI
merly Of the Ocean Springs Hote
now that she is here again this d.
lightful spot has r~easserted It's spell
: and she declares there Is no place lik
1t. She must have tasted the 'hoodC
mullet." She is, for this week, I'll
guest Of Mrs. Holcomb.
1t is very gratifying to observe tn
already increasing number Of summt
visitors arriving ut the different wa
ering places along our gulf c0as
Earlier than usual families are occ'
plying their summer homes. At Ocea
Springs Mr.. T.. B. Lynd and family a
enjoying "Lyndhurst," Mr.. VIM.
Schmidt and family, MI. G. w. lei
Ter their lovely villas, and MI. ar
! Mrs. Rush H, Field, "Elk Lodge