The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-06-29
SPRINGS LOCALS.


Miss Margaret Finney, Of New Or
leans, is visiting her friend, Mrs. r. B
Lynd.
Mr.. B. A. Bond. Of Handsbor0, ha.
been appointed night operator at TIN
l.. Il N. station here.
The hotels, boarding houses and cot
tages are filing up with summer Wis
ilOrs.
Mr.. Newt Bellande is the guest 0
his father, Capt. A. Bellande.
A very enjoyable dance was giver
Thursday night at the h0spitabl,
home Of Miss Eliza Ames.
Miss Marie Murphy returned to New
Orleans Sunday, after a delightful
visit Of three weeks.
DR.. Z. r. Bragg was called over last
Sunday to see the daughter OF Mr.
Mil, Miss Lillian, who is seriously i'll
The friends Of the family are pleased
to know that her condition Is i'm
proved at this writing.
The Maginnis family is wei for the
summer. Their stylish turnouts are
seen on the streets every afternoon,
giving the town its usual summary
appearance.
The regular monthly meeting of the
Woman's Home Missionary Society
will be held in the Methodist church
next Tuesday, July 3, at 4 p. In.
Mrs. Harley f. Halstead will leave
next Monday for a months stay in the
mountains of Tennessee.
Mrs. II. f. Russell and children lef,
this week for Galbraith Springs,
Tenn, to be absent three or fou
weeks.
Mrs. Frank Saunders and children
who have been on IA visit to ColOne
and Mrs. Hyatt, have returned t,
their home in Chattanooga.
The school board held an importan
meeting this week, and appointe
Prof. Sauls, Miss Florence Morrow
and Miss Leila Mae Smith teachers 70
the coming year. Miss Robbins with
drew her application for reappoint
ment. Her place has not been filled
and it will be difficult to find one a
thoroughly competent as this estima
Bile lady.
Mrs. w. NJ. Kern, OF New Orleas, /
'summering at the Shanahan house.
Frank Joachim, sou OF our popula
townsman, Mr.. b. 4. Joachim. has en-
gagged in the retail produce business
on Washington avenue.
Mr.. Thee. Bechtel, having returned
to our summer weather, thinks that
up TO date there Is no reason why the
Gulf coast would not be an ideal place
for an all-the-year-rOund home.
DR.. e. A. Riggs, a prominent prac.
titioner of New Orleans has located
here for the practice Of his profession,
and has established an office at Nill's
drug store. We welcome him to our
midst.
At Daisy, a little country postoffice
about twenty miles from here, occur.
red a very distressing accident last
Saturday. Mr.. W. w. Br0om's two
sons, Leonard and Stewart, went out
hunting. Returning home, they sat
down ON a log to rest. Leonard held
a gun between his knees, the muzzle
under his chin. In some way
the Hook va sprung, blowing the
young mans head off. He was twenty
years old. The deepest sympathy is
felt for the bereaved parents.
Mrs. NJ. l.. Holcomb was the de-
recipient Of an unexpected
visit from s0me Of her Chicago friends
Un Sunday last, viz: DR.. f. B. Moore
and wife and Mr.. c. NJ. Campbell, who
been 'doing' the South for the
last two weeks, and in making Ocean
their last stopping place they
1eclare they only ''saved the best OF
The wine for the last of the feast"
An important event in social circles
,ook place last Wednesday loon at the
residence Of Mr.. George w. Davis, the
marriage Of his daughter, Miss Sadie,
70 Mr.. Sims Williams, Of Ramsay,
Miss, the Rev. J. B. Searcy officiating.
the immediate members Of the
were present. After the wed.
ling dinner the happy couple left On
4 o'clock train for G%ulfport. where
he groom had prepared IA cozy home
'or his BRIDE. The presents were nu.
nervous and costly. n.
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F MARRIED.