The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-11-23
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS,

MT. Maurice Van Court spent Sun.
day with his interesting little family.
Miss Lou Clark has returned from
New Orleans much improved.
There will he services at the Baptist
church Sunday afternoon at 3 O'Clock
and also at I p. m.
Mrs. Geo. w. Davis is visiting her
daughter, Mrs. r. s. Williams at Nc.
Henry.
Miss Mae Davis vas the guest OF
Biloxi friends last week.
Mr.. J. J. Kuhn. Of New Orleans,
spent Sunday and Monday here.
F. J. Lundy & Co. have leased the
Hing Bakery, and will hereafter
run it.
Mrs. Switzcr and Miss Florence
Morrow were visitors to Biloxi Satur.
day evening.
DR.. II. G. Stewart recently left for
a visit to the North and East, COM
bining business with pleasure.
Mrs. r. j. Douglas and her two
beautiful children, after a delightful
summer spent In Ocean Springs have
returned to the Crescent City.
Mr.. Brantley Bonds many friends
regret to learn that he is soon to be
transferred to West %Pascagoula.
Several hunting parties have ex.
plored the forests lately, they had
abundance Of fun, but report bear
scarce.
Miss Bell Douglas, after a pleasant
summer spent in Ocean Springs, has
returned to New Orleans. Miss Bell
has many admirers here.
Mr.. George Demack is a constant
visitor to Ocean Springs. Mrs. M, E,
Hamilton has taken the Smith place
for the winter.
Miss Annie North, of Grand Bay,
Ala, passed through town last Friday
on her way to Myers school, which she
will conduct for the session.
The Ephworth Leauge gave a social
and literary entertainment at the
residence Of Mrs. G. Z. Mcclure last
Saturday evening, the author under
discussion being Longfellow.
Mr.. G. W. Hood, Of Columbus, Kan,
who for the past few weeks has been
sojonrning here at the Shanahan
House left yesterday for Florida, to
the regret Of several new made friends.
Shanahan House arrivals: J. j.
Kuhn, E. S. Richards, New Orleans;
W. P. Jennings, Florida; T. A.. Jen.
ings, Mobile; w. A. Hood, Milton,
Fla; w. B. Young, McHenry.
The Woman's Home Mission Society
Of the Methodist church held a meet.
lug at the home Of DR.. Shannon Thurs.
day afternoon to complete arrange
ments for the Thanksgiving supper to
be given at the Hing House on the
10Th inst.
The arrival OF Mr.. Cartwright and
wife, OF Chicago, has been delayed,
owing to the illness of Mrs. Cart
wright, but the many friends Of this
estimable couple remember them with
much pleasure, and will welcome them
warmly when they do arrive.
DR.. Powell and wife have at last
given their waiting friends a chance
to see them once more, and their long
delay IN arriving is somewhat cam.
pensated for, inasmuch as they have
brought with them Miss Mignon Cor.
son, OF Chicago, who will be a great
aQuisition to our society, both socially
and m~usicaliy.
A number of young people met last
Tuesday night at the residence of Mrs.
Holcomb, and organized a Literary
and Social Club, with a membership
Of IS. The object Of the club is both
pleasure and profit. And it will meet
every second Tuesday.
Mrs. Murray Russell (nee Davis),
has come to spend the winter, to the
great delight Of the many friends,
who remember her as one of the
SIXTEEN" who captured the
town u few years ago. She, with her
little son, are guests Of the Shanahan
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Mr.. Bechtel and Mrs. HUlcomD re-
turned on the excursion train Sunday
rom New Orleans, where they visited
many friends, and they expect Misses
and Cipriani to be with them
lext week. These charming young
aides, who spent last summer at the
1ongshore cottage, will be remember.
ID, not only for themselves, but for
heir kindness in cheerfully furnishing
Us with some Of the most acceptable
music ever heard in Ocean Springs.
will assist at the Thanksgiving
Entertainment to be given ut the III.
ng House, under the auspices OF the
Home Missionary Society. We
an insure such a program as will do.
light all who hear 1T, and prophecy /,
he lasting regret OF all who do pot. |,
The f%Ortnightly Musical met with
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