The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-05-11
SPRINGS LOCALS,

JULIAN DI ILlNUO liUOALO.
Mr., q. Hanson and family will ar
rive for the season on Saturday.
Mr. and Mrs. Rush II. Field, of New
York, are sp%ionrning at Elk Lodge
Mr.. George e. Arndt is adding IA
room nn the North side Of his resi-
dcnce.
Dr. $. S. Mccullough, OF Ramssy,
met his wife and baby here Wedncs-
day.
The next regular service by Rev. w.
II. Van Hook will be held in the new
church.
Mrs. j. J. Garrard returned Tuesday
evening from Il visit to r~clatxyssin
ST. Louis, Mo. 1
Mrs. James Murphy and Miss Nan.
l.. Slieehy, OF Moss Point, viSRed OUT
resort Tuesday. i.
The town authorities a~reayhaving
Dewey avenue graded vi 1psIlcd Y
the county road. IT,
Mrs. A. Bellande and CHI
daughter, Miss Eva Catchot, visited
New Orleans this week.
Col. and Mrs. Hyatt visited Biloxi
recently, to make the acquaintance of
the little son OF Dr.. and Mrs. Z. r.
Bragg.
Mr.. I. h. Lynd and family, of New
Orleans, arrived for the summer at
"Lyndhurst," their delightful bay
home.
The election for constable passed of
quietly Wednesday, resulting in the
election of W. D. Bullock over his Cd.
p"nent, j. D. Collins.
Mr.. W. II. Mccoy, of Ohio, repre-
scnting the American Publishing
House. accompanied by Prof. Died
rick, was u visitor to Col. and Mrs.
Hyatt this week.
Mr.. Thomas E. Ramsay, accompan-
led by his handsome son, DR.. 9. II.
Ramsay, Of Vicks urg,,aresident stu
dent OF the State Hospital, visited
town wednesday.
Mr.. W, l.. Bramhlet and Thomas +.
Fears, OF Paris. KY, j. b. Stanley,
wife and sun. M%ayersville, Fla, Sol
R%einaucr, Lake Charles. La, are reg.
stored at the Vahle Hotel.
why do We mourn departed friends,
Or quake at Deaths alarms 2"
When such a beautiful example of tn,
passing Of IA christian ineO the Won
derful Beyond is presented to ou
mind?
Shanahan House arrivals: NJ. NJ
Jayne, Bay st. Louis: e. Baum, st
Louis; W. A. Cough, EIlisville: J. J
Kuhn, Mrs. VIM. Kern, John Brad
and wife, New Orleans.
Mrs. Eherhardt and daughter lef
for their Northern home on Wednes
day, after Il most enjoyable winter il
our midst. Their many friends viii
} miss these genial ladies and hope 70
, their return next season.
The old Methodist church building
recently purchased by Mr.. II. Mil
will be torn down and the materia
used in erecting a cottage on the 10
opposite the Shanahan House, owned
by Mrs. Adolph Friar.
The regular monthly meeting of tn,
Wo'nan's Home Mission Society wa.
held in the church on the Sth inst
The members are now earnestly work
lug to raise a fund to be used in pur
chasing pews for the new church.
On May 5th the mercantile firm o
W. s. Vanclcave was changed to Van
cleave Bros, the senior receiving hi.
brother, Mr.. j. =. Vancleave into hi.
business. The new firm will collec,
all bills and pay the debts of the ole
firm.
Last Sunday a party composed o
Misses Maria IIorner, Amy Rosam
beau. Grace Sheridan, Mary Winger
ter, Jessie and Liska Simmons, Lnhis;
Vahle, Me>srs. Bud Hall, Geo. Friar
Z. Simmons, James Friar. Mr.. an(
Mrs. Rosambeau enjoyed the day a
Bllbo's Bluff on Davis Bayou.
Ocean Springs is the pride of Jack
son county. Clean streets, beautiful,
shaded walks, IA magnificent beacl
and the finest school house OF an,
town of it's size in the State, with ed
ucational facilities equalled only il
the North. What a pity the big hote
fails tn find a permanent manager
for surely the inducements to visitor.
here cannot be excelled.
In the death Of our much.loved citi
zen and friend, Mrs. Ellen Starks, VIII,
joined the angels on Wednesday o
last week, we lose from mortal vision
a perfect type Of the true follower o
Christ. Lovely and lovable, a nobl,
mother. a true friend and kind neigh
Dor. We mingle tears Of sympatll,
with those who mourn. Two sons an,
Il number Of grandchildren survive
her.
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