The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-01-19
SPRINGS LOCALS,

'' AsooS a. o"IJLcr has accepted q
position at Messrs. Davis Bros. mer.
camille store.
Mrs. Austin and charming daugh-
ter, Miss Martha, have a suite of
rooms at the Shanahan house.
Messrs. ]. W. Stewart, Of Moss
Point, and E. II. Lamprey, of Scran-
ton, were business visitors Monday.
The Ocean Springs High School
foot ball team will play the Moss
Point team in Scranton on Saturday.
Messrs. Daniel Wheeler, of Bay St.
Louis, and J. L. Meyers, OF Ansley,
registered at the Illing house Monday.
DR.. and Mrs. H. B. Powell, Of Chi
cago, have returned for the winter
and are now at home at their beauti.
full property.
DR.. S. T. Robinson and wife, and
Miss Jessie Barnet, OF Edwardsville,
Illinois, have taken rooms for the
season at the Shanahan house.
Mr. Harrison Barco, a leading citi.
zen of Edwardsville, H., arrived
Wednesday and took winter quarters
at the Shanahan house.
There is on exhibition at Messrs.
Davis Bros. store bunch of turnips
raised on the Rose farm, which shows
phenomenal growth, one weighing o..
pounds.
Mr.. Samuel Berry, from Tchoutica
Bouffe, and Mrs. Lucy c. Sands, of
Indiana, were quietly married at the
Hing house on Tuesday, Rev. O.
Switzcr officiating. After the cere-
mOny they left for their country home.
A pleasant fishing party, composed
Of DR.. and Mrs. S. T. Robinson and
Miss Jessie Barnett, enjoyed an out.
ing on Fort Bayou last Tuesday. They
succeeded in catching a number OF
red fish and green trout, Mrs. Robin.
son taking the laurels for landing the
largest number.
Ocean Springs can honestly boast
Of holding in its environments tn.
most enterprising and wide-awakt
citizens on the coast. The latest for
ward movement is the granting of thu
franchise for the electric lights for tht
town to Mr.. e. W. Wickey, of Indian
apolis, Ind.
A party composed of Mr.. A. W
Mcfarland, Mesdames e. r. Wells
and Julia A. Williams and Misses
Mary e. Robinson and Auguste Dire.
her, all from Illinois, have rented the
Tebo cottage, on Washington avenue,
tor the season.
How we'll does the writer rem ember
dear little Daisy" when visiting her
fathers studio on the north shore OF
beautiful Back bay of Biloxi. Like a
butterfly she would fit about the
place peering into the clover blossoms
and watching the lambent tints ap.
pear upon the ripping waves and the
sun descend behind the western bor-
der Only mere child then, though
pensive In mind, How happy were
those days to the pleasant circle,
which met at Bay View villa, where
Mr.. Martin G. Tracy, the noted ami
NAL painter, executed several OF his
best paintings. 1t was on an after
noon in June when the sun power
Drowned the rose leaves that the
writer noticed the dear little girl who
has since graced the literary arena
with her clear and sympathetic
stories. She was the smallest Of a
group of lovely girls who were stand
ing before the artists home ready to
embark for q sail in the pretty slO0p
"Mlzpah," when he whispered these
lines:
sup sails our sloop, featherly skins
the brimful stream,
While the pale moon weatherly sheds
her silver beam.
While some will jibe with laughter,
take life with a vim,
We hear Of the hereafter In the dark
mans hymn"
just then number of merry voices
broke In and calculated "What re-
citing poetry to Daisy?" Fourteen
years have elapsed since this little
incident occurred, and precious little
daisy" has grown into woDanhood |;
and like the morning star, which
seemed to smile its brightest above us
then, this lovely girl has shown out
in the prilliancy Of her literary career.
'Bill Of Biloxi" which appeared in
the November number OF Munsey's
magazine, was one of her several
stories In that number which has
created no little comment for Its len-
uineness and originality.
TEACHERS TRAINING COURSE
OF OCEAN SPRINGS HIGH
SCHOOL
Opens annually with the close OF
the winter term Of the county public
schools, prepares teachers for the
Spring examinations, gives to those
who have q certificate review IN tne
h;,har branches and commercial