The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-03-16
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS,
The shrimp season is on.


Mrs. II. Il. IIalstead has returned
from Mobile.
Miss Mary Hart, OF Bay ST. Louis.
WIS a visitor Tuesday.
Rev. ". G. West paid Scranton a
business visit Monday.
Attorney L. a. Clark visited Scran-
ton "Wednesday on Legal business. i
Hotels and boarding house are being
brushed up for the summer season.
Mr.. and Mrs. G. Il. Jackson, of
Louisville, KY, are sojourning here.
Master Harrison Ball is here from
the A. and M. College visiting his
mother.
Mrs. Capt. Ryan is on the sick list
this week, much to the regret Of her
many friends.
Mr.. N. Seymour is making lively
shipments Of shrimp TO Mobile, Scran-
ton and New Orleans.
Mrs. Jerry O'Keefe and children,
Joseph, Ben and little Miss May, re-
turned from New Orleans Monday.
Mr.. BENZ. +. Burton and wife, of
Hot Springs, Ark, registered at the
Hing House Sunday.
Mrs. DR.. W. NJ. Biddle and Miss
Elsie Shields, OF Columbia, Tenn, ar
rived Wednesday on Il visit tu DR.. aud
t Mrs. Ii. Shannon.
, Vahle's Hotel arrivals: N. S. Ham.
, bright, Philadelphia: II. s. Watson,
!, Bloomington, H.; w. G. Dunn, j. r..
Hancock, jackson; +. b. Russell, New
e York.
Mrs. Mowbrar, Of Chicago, a fomer
visitor to Ocean Springs arrived with
her daughter, Miss Cora, last Satur.
day and found a comfortable home at
q the Shanahan House.
Messrs. d. W. and @. B. Halstead
t. are with their mother this week, who
: Is quite seriously sick. The man,
friends Of Grandma IIalstead" wist
a her a speedy recovery.
e Mrs. e. A. Owen, of Woodworth
4 La, who has been visiting her parents
% Major and Mrs. Il. W. Grayson lef
1t Wednesday On a visit to her sister
Mrs. Lang in Mobile, accompanied b
c. her sister, Mrs. Orrell.
ia Opie Reed, the celebrated autht
a and lecturer, will entertain the penpl
80 Of Ocean Springs next Monday nigl
es at the Mremen's Hall. This lcctuI
" will be under the auspices of I'll
to Methodist Ladies' Home Mission S,
is ciety for the purpose Of adding to IL
Ia la building fund Of the new church.
I'd Recent arrivals at the Shanaha
IS House: Mrs. Ed. Il. Price, Mrs. v
So G. Mowbray, Miss Cora b. Mowbra'
~, ID Chicago; II. w. Leas, Dayton, O.; d
rs. V. ". Williams and wife, Teri
:. IIaute, Ind: J. Il. Woodward, w.
~ Spellman, New Orleans; S. and
e. Lor.is, Galveston; f.. Craycroft, Da
a las, ID. w. Mcleod, Moss Point.
Is. Mr.. Geo. Z. Morton, editor of tn
n, n, ''Tryon Bee" returned Tuesday ever
re ing to his home in North Carolini
NJ NJ after two delightful weeks spen
il mostly OF our bays and bayous, wher
Up his piscatOrial efforts were rcwarde
he by many a string Of fish 20 say notl
)" ing of the sportive eel and the bellis
Grant crab. He promises that thi
u shall not be his last visit.
ba Mrs. Reynolds and Mrs. Swartly
is guests OF Mrs. HUlcomb and scvera
y friends stopping with Mr.. Anderson
at visited Biloxi Monday. and thong
rs they came back laden with many art
n Giles not procurable here, they all c,
n. pressed themselves as ''glad to &c
hs home" We bank" on Ocean Spring
is as calculated to give a stranger mOr
ne of that feeling than any town on th
/" coast.
Miss Mary Giesler. of Chicago, wa
a summoned home on Saturday to a
III tend to some business matters. thu
ST. cutting short Il visit, which not 0nl
We Miss Mary herself was thoroughly ei
,r- jOying, but which her friends though
OF quite too short had it been prolonge
ns to its originally intended limits. Bot
the young lady herself and her charm
he ing music were a delight to all.
ne As usual, the meeting OF the "For
in nightly musical" at the home of I'll
IL President, Mrs. A. Il Clark, was mos
delightful. and was enjoyed by all vii
lie were so fortunate as to be presen
20 The program was excellent and varie'
on and the unexpected addition were nc
least among its attractions.
Innn RAMSAY ITEMS.