The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-07-20
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

DIR. II. b. Powell returned To Chi
cagO Thursday.
a regatta VIII take place on the bay
here on August LIST.
Miss LIZZIE Ware. of Bluff Creek. is
visiting Miss SUSIE Vaughn.
Miss Mary Lyman. of New Orleans.
Is tile guest OF Mrs. O. w. Zeigler.
Capt. s. L. Haviland, from Hands
bOrU. has returned for the season,
Miss Marie Lafferranderie, Of New
Orleans, is visiting Miss Eva Catchot.
Mrs. II. S. Hyatt has returned from
a visit to Mrs. DR.. Il. Il. Bragg at
Biloxi.
Mr.. T.. f. Clement and little daugh-
ter, Belle, left tor Chicago IA few days
ago.
A jolly tallyho party from the poJu.
lar Silanahan house was gwen Tues
day.
Mrs. Frank Turner entertained Il
number OF young folks at her llDspit-
able home Tuesday night.
Miss Clara Alleyne, of New Orleans.
is summering with her friend. Mrs. h.
A. Clark OF Washington avenue.
Mr., II. G. Sandoz, wife and little
daughter. Lillian, of Mobile reguests
OF Maj. Thos. W. Grayson and family.
MesSrs. II. w. Tanney and NJ. X.
Stone, of New Orleans, were guests
last week Of Mr.. George W. DAVIS and
family.
Captain Sam b. Watts, of Meridian,
visited his family here Sunday. He
was accompanied by his grandson,
Master sam Watts Kendall.
Mr., Fred Drewes, IL popular New
Orleans salesman, is enjoying our
bathing aud d>hlng. lie is stopping
at Naile's hotel.
Hing House arrivals: Mrs, Charles
Voss, Mrs. James lleyd and son, Geo.
Weiss, L. }. Reyes, Miss Cosgruve,
New Orleans; +. Wilson, t'ranklluJon,
La, b. Weoo, Orange Grove.
Mrs. Il. b. Lynd has as guests two
lovely young ladles, Misses Maggie
FInncy anu Mary Emmett, of New
Orleans. The irst named will spend
the greater portion of the summer
with her.
Mrs. VIM. johnson returned last
Saturday from a visit to Mobile, uc.
cuinpanled by her nelce. Miss May
Taruy, who spent unLll Monday with
her.
The very large number of persons
,,l,, tt,u.H ia tha lnt,,t -, ,,n,,t , a.,
trains shows that the summe homes
aud lIuLeis are all filled With residents
and visitors.
Prot. and Mrs. Frank s.. Earle ant
sweet lirtlc daughter. Melaine Ruth
OF Auburn, Ala. wno are On their wa,
10 New MeXIcO, passed several day
with friends here during the week.
Mr.. Dan Ormond gave ID delightful
sail Monday, which was enjoyed b.
the following ladies anu gentlemeu
Misses Willie Billie. Louise ana Inc
Watts, Alice MaXey, Lucy Shannon
Mr.. and Mrs. Ormond and Messrs
sam Watts, Charley Brown and Fran.
j. Lundy..
Last Saturday afternoon, at 1913
O'clock, Joseph CatciloL, a pionee
resident Of this place, died at hi
home, aged Il years. He Was Il nativ
Of Barcelona, Spain. Two sous and
large number Of relatives and friend
mourn his demise. The funeral too
place Sunday at 800 p. m. lntermen
at Catholic cemetery, Rev. H. Mortie
performed the last sad rites.
Shanahan House arrivals: Jos. A
Craven, l.. Il. kim. j. L. Lavelle aut
wife. Wesley Layelle. II. A. DeRussy
Mrs. s. j. DeLcrno, Misses A. LaveIle
Lizzie u. Wolf, Nj. l.. Lob. Val Fabian
sam We'll, New Orleans; p. Sid Jones
Birmingham: II. Fitzgerald, A. NJ
Doyle, Gus Leabeck, W. Norton. S
Simmons, j. Mcdonnell, W. NJ. Sloan
Mobile.
On Tuesday about forty thousant
pounds Of wool was marketed here
and as much more VIII ue brought 1t
before the end nI the week. The WOO
men who have been holding their Gill
for six weeks past, waiting for better
prices, finally relented when the price,
went up To l9b cents, and sold to loca
buyers. F. Luudy and Davis Broth.
ers are the heavy purchasers.