The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-06-22
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

Miss Leila May Smith will return TO
her home at Bolton, Miss, on Friday.
Mr.. Fred Dick, manager Of the Rose
visited Scranton one day last
week.
Egan Cottage arrivals A. Bear and
wife, Albert Bear, j. P. Hoffman and
wife, New Orleans.
The best looking and cared for fruit
farm In all this gulf coast belt Is said
to be rear this place.
Misses Marion and Maggie Sinclair,
OF New Orleans, are over for a sojourn
at their beautiful summer home.
Mr.. VIM. B. Schmidt and daughter,
Miss May Schmidt, passed Sunday at
their lovely villa.
A public library In connection with
the high school would add TO the edu-
c~ational endeavors Of this place.
The regular musicale for Tuesday
night, that was to be, was pretermit-
ted for the more placid charms Of a
boat ride.
: The unprecedented rainfall OF the
past two months IL proving most dis.
astrous to market gardening on level
lands. ."
Miss Fannie Vaughan is improving
slightly, and she would be entirely re.
stored to good health II the sincere
desire OF all could avail.
Mr.. ThOs. E. Ramsay, Of Vancleave,
who visited Mobile last Friday accom-.
panied by his son, did not forget to
purchase a new buggy.
The Fortnightly Musical Club met
Wednesday evening at the home of
Mrs. T. A. E. Holcomb. The num-
bers were excellently rendered.
Mrs. b. f. Reed, nee Sallie Van.
%cleave, 1T Hammac, Ala, had the
happiness OF becoming the mother Of
a sweet baby girl last Saturday.
On accoun: OF the unprecedented
rains the bridges are washed away be-
tween here and Vancleave, and the
roads are in had condition Throughout,
this portion Of the county.
Mrs. E.. Schully and interesting lit.
tie children came over from New Or
leans Wednesday to visit Miss Nath
allie Schully, who Is visiting her grand
mother, Mrs. Honor.
Mrs. A. Gottsche and sister, Mis-
Mae Davis. visited Mobile last Satur
day. They took advantage Of tn
coast train which gave them y lOnl
pleasant day In the Gulf City.
7 Shanahan House arrivals Geo. b
Hahn and daughter Louise, J. I
GuillOt and wife, Henry N. Martin
New Orleans; W. M. Sloan, Chas. 7
Ward. o. J. O'Rourke, Mobile F.; VIM
S. Resor, Nashville.
Washington Avenue is one Of the
principal attractions Of Ocean Springs
its length, width and shade contrib
ute to make a most desirable ant
pleasant roadway for driving ant
promenading. Live Oak trees lin
each side Of the avenue.
Mrs. L. DE Lesseps has taken th'
L0ngshOre Villa for the season. Mrs
Wills Carter, a niece Of Mrs. De Les
seps, and her two little sons, Willis
Jr.. and De Trava, are spending a de
Eightful vacation with her aunt. Miss
Olga Generes, another niece OF Mrs
De Lesscps, is also a visitor.
After making two trips through
Harrison, Hancock and Pearl Rive
counties, Col. II. S. Hyatt reports tn
corn crop equal to the best stand ant
quality In any lake State, and a stant
Of cotton superior to most OF the cot
ton grown on postoak land furthe'
north.
Capt. Silas Weeks. long a leadinI
ship agent OF New Orleans, who ha'
retired from active business. is spend
ing the remaining years of his life a
"Anchorage," the beautiful home q
his daughter, Mrs. ]. M. Boyd. He |
very fond Of his fine poultry and gal
denitS. and the proof 10. quality an
quantity OF both show that he meet
with great success.
The recital given last Thursda
night under the auspices Of the WI
mans Home Mission Society Of til
N. E. Church, for the purpose Of rails
Ing Y fund to purchase pews for tn
new church, was q success both oman
fcially and socially. The program wa
well rendered, the refreshments first
clsxs. and the receipts amounted t
1890.
Last fall l sprained my hin Will
handling same heavy boxes. The dot
tftOr l called on at first said 1t was
II slight strain and would sonn be vel
, hu&it grew wnrse and the doctor the
said l had. rheumatism. 1t continue
To grow worse and l could hardly ge
around tU work. l went tn u dru
stnrp and the drnyvist recOmmpndp