The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-01-12
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS,

a." S'SSV'S 'tShu pi"ut Will VI cS-
tablisIled here shortly.
Bishop j. G. Keener Is expected at
his beach home during the week.
Mr.. Z. Z. Clements was a recent
visitor to the county seat.
Mrs. Giles r. Lewis, a wealthy Chi
cago lady, is expected here shortly.
Mr.. H. d. %vandenburg and family
from Vancieave spent Monday In
town.
MI. W. f. Proper; a popular young
gentleman Of Chicago, is registered at
the Hing hotel.
Mi. Geo. II. Tuxbury, who has been
Ill for some weeks, is now rapidly re-
covering.
Mr.. Tom Cox and sister, Miss Elvena
spent Sunday with Mr.. Geo. W. Davis
and family.
Dr.. O. L. Bailey has opened q neat
Office In Mr.. Cath0t's building On
Washington avenue.
The Artesian house vas purchased
on Tuesday by Mr.. J. S. Anderson, Ut
Vancleave for sl700.
MI. Mil has changed the location of
the Crescent Pharmacy to the Mason
ic building on Washington avenue.
Col. II. H. Richardson and Mr.. w.
+. Proper made a large catch Of red
fish in Fort Bayou on Tuesday.
After spending the holidays with
his mother, Mr.. Silas Boyd has again
returned to his duties at Handsboro.
Il The first winter excursion from New
Orleans brought quite a number OF
visitors to our delightful resort las,
} Sunday.
Capt. and Mrs. L. N. Hanson hav,
, returned from y visit OF several day.
, to MI. q. Hanson aud family In New
Orleans.
5 Rev. w. B. Holcomb, OF Poplarvill,
y spent a few days In our town this week
. being the guest OF Professor and Mrt
. 9. ID. Sauls.
Mr.. L. A. Lundy, our clever operate
and assistant cashier OF the Scranto
State Banks branch here visite
% Scranton last week.
y Miss Minnie Thomas, a popular an
lcharming young lady OF Barnet
y Miss, is visiting Mrs. j. L. Arr
\, strong on Washington avenue.
Mrs. E. R. Bragg, of Biloxi, accou
y panied by her sister, Miss Lott
y Hyatt, visited their father, Col. H.
=. Hyatt Tuesday.
" The Methodist Ladies' Home M
,e sion Society held its regular month
meeting Tuesday afternoon In II
g. Methodist church.
70 Miss Kathleen Collins, OF Memph
Tena., travelling solicitor Of h
Southern Home Journal, was an int
Us esting visitor here Wednesday.
er The new Methodist minister spa
IL to a large aud attentive congregati
, both morning and evening Sund
: last. He with his family are W
pleasantly located 10 the parsona
adjoining the new M. 4. chur'
er which is not yet quite completed.
ly On last Friday night the sever
Or grade Of our high school inj0yed
Kings party at the residence Of !
: &. A. Baker. Master Morris MECH
- was the fortunate King chosen a
Miss irene Bland as his Queen.
St. Alphonsus Altar Society held
tannual meeting at the Catholic seht
d. house ON Tuesday afternoon and ele
er led the following officers for the en-
et ing year: Mrs. Lillian q. Ryan, pre-
dent; Mrs. Jerry O'Keefe, treasur
Miss-M Honor, secretary.
ID Shanahan House arrivals: W.
~ .Gaugh. Ellisville; W. NJ. Feingold,
= E. Wright. T. X. Rensel, A. Kel
Mrs. Holderith, Sam We'll, New
leans.
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every Slate In the Union and
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years and always with perfect succeI
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n. cure for Group. 1t has saved the Nv
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