The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-11-30
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

Mr.. j.. W. Cunningham, of New Or
leans is visiting Capt. A. Bellande and
family.
Mr.. G. b. Davenport, Of Louisville,
KY, was a recent guest at the Hing
House.
A catch Of II red fish was made by
Coils. ii. II. Richardson and r. A.
Vancleave this week.
A business meeting of the Twenti-
eth Century Club was held at the
home Of Mrs. NJ. L. HOlcomb on Tues
day evening.
Col. j. b. Lyon, the well known
| Chicago timber land owner was a re-
cent guest at the Ocean Springs hotel.
Nj. J. NJ. Bradley, Of Ellisville,
Masonic lecturer, registered at the
Hing House this week.
Postmaster Thomas |. Keys will
leave Monday next for Hot Springs,
Ark, on a two weeks leave OF absence
for the benefit OF his impaired health.
Mrs. L. X. Bloss and charming
daughter, Miss Violet Bloss, Of Chi
cago, arrived here a few days ago and
will winter in Rose cottage adjoining
the residence OF Mrs. M. L. Holcomb.
Services will be held in the Metho-
dist church next Sunday at II a. m.
and 1880 .. M, it teing the close OF
the conference year.
Col. l.. H. Whitney and family, OF
Chicago, have returned and will spend
the winter as customary.
Mrs. W. r. Ravens and Miss Sabra
Ravens, of West %Pascagoula, visited
our resort this week. They were
guests of Mrs. Q. d. Sauls.
DR.. II. Shannon is able to resume
his practice again, after a severe at.
tack Of grip from which he has en-.
tlrely recovered.
Mr.. Herman Nil and DR.. E. A.
Riggs visited Scranton Monday, COM
bining business with pleasure.
Mr.. Will II. Day, a leading Louis.
VILE, Ky. candy manufacture, after a
pleasant visit to his sister, Mrs. W. @.
/, West returned hume Tuesday.
The Chapter OF Royal Arch Masons
t met Tuesday evening, on which occa'
/, sion Messrs. VIM. Martin. OF Van
cleave and Walter Havens, Of Gautiel
were In attendance.
= Nj. Andy Ramsay, sol of Mr.. W. X
n Ramsay, OF Harrison county. and Mis-
e Edith and Mabel Wickay, of Fire Clay
entered school this week.
O.. Tie enrolment In the High Schoc
n Is several more than it was at thi
IL time OF last session, being nearly tw
hundred.
,r The Goth Century Club was the nam
IL adopted by the new social and pre-
gressive organization just formed b
is the ladies and gentlemen Of this d'
o. lightful resort at a meeting held Tues
to day evening at the home OF Mrs. M. |
s. Holcomb.
~ Mr.. Kalfred KrCth. Southern agen
n. OF the Home Insurance Co., OF Me-
re York, was IN town this week maxim
ge a general inspection OF properties IL
sured in his company. He was til
guest of local agent Fl. +. Russell.
" Mr.. Brantly A. Bond. the handsom
aud popular night operator has bee
70 promoted to agent at West Pasc;
L, goula. We join his many friends
IN offering congratulations.
There we're a number of visitor
n y present at the general exercises OF TT
school to witness the ~Thanksgivin
w exercises by the little pupils OF Mi
W Morrow's room. The little tots bein
n. decorated with autumn leaves, rent
he cred a nice little program OF 1ftee
is minutes, consisting OF marching
songs and Thanksgiving recitations.
be Recent arrivals at the Ocean SprinI
an Hotel are; A. Lowe, Edwin ROber
y, son, W. T. Fox, Chas. Koman, +.
Clark, Aug, Meyers, VIM. Lage
Chute, P. A. Hawley, F. W. Flo
~ Henry Brasel, W. II. Fosmer, Mi
nd Pearl Fosmer, W, B. Miller, Chioag
H. J. D. Hoogstrad, Ludlngton, Micl
it 7. w. mitchell, E. Ratelle, New O
as leans; II. w. Calls, Mobile; w.
i'm Davis, Tylertown.
Arrivals at the Shanahau Hou
are: W. A. Hood, Milton, Fla; Jol
j. Kuhn. Julius Mayer, New Orlear
uu D. D. Durham, Mobile; G. D. Gerris
,at ]. P. Lemon, Chicago; D. W. McLec
err John j. Wirth, Vancleave; Kalfo
'th Kreth, Birmingham, Blackmar, G.
lily umbus, Ca; j. d. Warren, Hattie
ra' burg; VIM. Harris, Kite, Ga.
vs., MEMORIES.
les When darkness hides the glory Of
sun,
And silvery stars shine out tn
lie, countless rays,
Ind When hand 10 hand we stroll along
~ We think Of love and happy bygt
tho days.
ise' Those days Of bliss when first we 4