The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-10-19
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
Good fishing and hunting.

Mrs. A. A. Maginnis returned to
New Orleans last Saturday.
Mr.. Louis Lundy has resumed his
position in his brothers store.
Miss Ora Lewis, OF New Orleans is
visiting her grandmother, Mrs. A. A..
Staples.
Mrs. Chas. Case, of New Orleans,
accompanied by her son, Freddie pass
ed Sunday with her mother, Mrs. A.
A. Staples.
Miss Anna Mcdowell has improved
sufficiently to resume her duties at
the High School. Miss Mcdowell
has taken up her abode at the Shana-
han House.
1t is no longer a novelty for a bride
and groom to stop at the Beach Hotel.
Nj. Alex. Hochstein and his lovely
bride, Of New Orleans, have been
spending a week there.
Prof. G. w. Herrick, OF the A. and
NJ. College registered at the Beach
| Hotel last week.
Beach Hotel arrivals: W. d. Rat.
lif, Jackson; B. F. Forman, j. Rich
ardsou, New Orleans.
The little three months old baby OF
Mr.. and Mrs. A. B%erticenie, Of the
French Hotel was buried Sunday.
Mrs. E. r. Bragg and children
spent Wednesday here with Col. and
Mrs. II. S. Hyatt.
The Ladies' Afternoon Card Clut
met at Mrs. M. L. HOlcomb's this
week.
Mr.. Chas. Earle is still quite Ill, but
his little daughter, Eleanor, is on the
road to recovery,
Miss Leila Mae Smith, u charm
ing educator visited her friend, Miss
Clara Robbins at Biloxi Saturday
last.
Mr.. Chas. Bury, a prominent young
druggist for many years a clerk il
Holcomb's drug store, Chicago arrived
Thursday and will spend his vacation
, with Mrs. M. L. Holc0mb On Porte
avenue.
i Shanahan House: Mrs. j. Mara
gliano, Miss Rosa A. Maragliano, {
J. We'll, H. Mason, New Orleans; job
8 J. Wirth, Vancleave; w. H. Doce, {
G. GREENWOOD, st. Louis, II. f. Ke
Biloxi.
a Last week the Athletic Club of I'll
Ocean Springs High School held
meeting and elected the following 0
fcers for the ensuing term: FRI
= Turner, president; Ernest Pabst, Vi
president; Walter Davis, secretary al
IS treasurer; all OF which were elect
IS unanimously.
II Mrs. A. Morris, after a long lime!
d died at her home on Jackson aven
- Thursday morning, Oct. ii, aged
=. years. She was a devOut Christi
,e and has gone to her heavenly hon
where the weary cease from sorrow
rs Capt. L.. N. Hanson, "a retir
er mariner, died at his home on Jacks
VI avenue Sunday morning at 3 0'clot
after an illness of about two month
49, aged II years. He was a familiar igu
T. here among the older residents.
III was a native of Denmark and came
k. America when a youth. He leaves
ty widow to revere his memory. he
tiyes accompanied the remains
i" New Orleans for intcrment in t
Matairie Cemetery Monday mornir
MY DREAM.
For the DEMocRAT-STAR.
felt your arms steal round my ne'
Your sweet breath famed my cheek;
Two precious lips were pressed to mi
Oh! JOY supreme,-I could not speak.
ed One sweet, long lingering kiss you ga
mt Another, and to me it seemed
eff That Paradise was here on earth;
m. Alas! alas! l had but dreamed.
We Then let me dream again OF thee,
III OF thy dear face and all thy charms,
y. Awake, and find it is no dream,
i'll To hold thee close within my arms.
~. HAYES MACK.
ne Ocean Springs, Oct. Is, 1900.
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