The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-04-13
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

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On Tuesday a bouncing baby boy .
rrived at the home Of Mr.. and Mrs.
/. q. Witt.
Mr.. and Mrs Daniel Hopkins leave
saturday for their home IN Waterbury,
Vermont.
We are glad to report Mrs. Ellen
out Of danger from a severe
illness.
Services were held in the Presbyte-
rian church last Sunday by Rev. W.
West.
Miss Lissie Clement entertained at
a birthday party from 5 to I o'clock
Wednesday evening.
Prof. @. d. Sauls will take formal
possession of the new public school
building next Monday.
DR.. L. Cheves Tebo. OF Biloxi, passed
a few hours here visiting relatives
Tuesday afternoon.
The infant daughter Of Mr.. and Mrs.
Phillip Bellman was baptized at the
Catholic church Tuesday.
Mr.. f. Wilson, of San Francisco is
in town prospecting for timber lands.
He is stopping at the Vahle Hotel.
Mr.. Fl. II. Titche, with Joseph Levy
& Bro. New Orleans was a business
visitor Wednesday.
Misses Elizabeth A. and Julia Tebo,
OF New Orleans are spending a few
DAYS at the beautiful Tebo summer
home.
Mrs. J.. G. Orrell attended the funeral
OF her nephew. infant son of Mr.. and
Mrs. Henry d. Sandoz at Mobile Sun
day last.
We acknowledge the receipt OF a
complimentary ticket to attend the
commencement exercises OF ST. Antho'
ny's School, under the auspices OF the
good sisters on Easter Monday at Free
mans Hall.
The citizens of Ocean Springs car
we'll feel proud of their new publ
school building. which is not surpassed
by any in the State. The reporter ha
been through 1t and was thorough.
impressed with its modernity in ever.
respect. each room is well ventilated
and lighted, the desks and seats ar
all OF tile most comfortable kind. ant
the blackboards are really a tempta
ton to children to do %assiduous worl
in arithmetic and exercises Of all kinds
In addition to the class rooms there ]
an odeon built expressly with stag
and seats for all school entertain
ments. The building is three storie
frame, with large study ball and wld
!, galleries for use in inclement weather
and has many exits for escape In cas-
: of any danger to the little folk. Prof.
@. D. Sauls and his assistants, Misse
Clara and Katie Robbins, and Lell
. Mac Smith are such teachers as vii
. win the confidence OF the children an
0 parents.
q The Fortnightly Musical Club CAV
a a delightful musicale Tuesday evenin
at the pleasant home Of Mrs. L. A
In. Holcomb. Rev. W. II. Van Hoo
acted as master Of ceremonies. an
opened the entertainment with piau
y solo, followed by Miss Georgian Harri
who charmed the audience by a voc;
y solo, "Come Back in Dreams" Miss'
Grace Eberhardt and Harris sang
duet. IL Know a Bank" An instr
mental duet by Mr.. Walter Clark az
( Miss Camilla Hing vas rendered vii
,,their usual brilliancy. Mrs. Bess
Clements sang "Open Thy Lattice
T. receiving hearty cncores. "FathoT
Deep a vocal solo by Mr.. Jesse Lyo
e. An exquisitely performed piano Sc
'g by Miss Mary Eberhardt. Mrs. Hen
IT. Beeman delighted her hearers with
a beautiful selection on the violin. III
~ charming function was closed by t
:, singing OF "Old Folks at Home" by
quartette, joined in the chorus by t
.d entire assembly. Those present wei
ly DIR, and Mrs. II. r. Powell, Mrs.
ed r. Stewart, Mrs. +. M. Weed, Mrs.
on BcemaD. Mr.. Henry and Miss Lou
Giesler, Misses Eberhardt,J Jessie Bo.
rs Clara Robbins. Leila Smith, CAM
m Hing, Lille Clark, Messrs. Wal
Clark, Geo. Pabst, Martin Turnbl
sfs VIM. J%auncey, Geo. Bechter, A.
Edgeworth. Mrs. and Miss Sherid
10, Mrs. and Miss Harris, Mr.. and N
q. Hopkins, Rev. w. H. Van Hook, n
lev Bessie Clement and Mrs. Holcotnb.
Remarkable Cure Of Rheumatisr
the Kenna, Jackson Co., W. v;
About three years ago my. wife
OF an attack Of rheumatism which {
Of fined her to her bed for over a mo
uud rorderpd herunAhle to walk a &