The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1900-10-05
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

| MISS SIduuid Deli Will lchVc SuHudy
for Crowley, La.
Master JimRamsay, of Vancleave
entered school Monday.
Town Council was in session Tues
day and Wednesday nights.
Mr.. and Mrs. II, +. Halstcad are
guests at the Vahle house.
Miss Ella Grayson, OF Mobile is
visiting her parents here this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. Johnson will
leave for the North the first of next
week.
4 Miss Mae Davis visited her sister,
Mrs. r. s. Williams at McHenry this
week.
The public school term commenced
Monday with an enrolment Of ISL
pupils.
Rev. H. W. Van Hook will hold his
regular Sunday service at II a. ". and
1880 p. m. P&&
Mr.. James Mccartney, a popular
young Orleanlan fingers at the Shana.
han House.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. w. Riordan, a newly
married couple from New Orleans are
guests at the Beach Hotel
Mrs. H. W. Van Hook is on the sick
list this week. Her many friends
wish her speedy recovery.
| Mr.. Albert Tebo, Jr. returned on
Monday to New Orleans to re.enter
Ferrols military school.
Mrs. w. D. Guy and interesting
little sou Arthur, will leave next week
for Opelika, Ala, on a visit with rela-
tives.
Mr.. j. P. McNair, OF Aiken, S. c.,
paid business visit to Mr. W. E..
| Crawford in this neighborhood this
week.
> Misses Mary Ellen and Daisy Cowan
= accompanied by Mrs. J. c. Orrell, left
last week to enter the Barton Acade.
! my, Mobile.
At the Beach Hotel are: VIM. II
! Seymour and wife, Algiers, La, Mrs
Lillian Read and son, Herman None!
4 Read, Carrollton, Miss.
n The first Coast Accommodation
u ! train in charge OF Conductor VIM
, johnson will be discontinued for tn
. season next Monday.
Q Mr.. Louis A. Lundy has accepted
\ position with the Postal Telegrap
70 Co., serving as operator at the Cotto
n n Exchange in New Orleans.
IS The death of Mr.. Sam X. Mayer
! was Il great shock TO his numeror
id friends here, who deeply sympatlIi
u, with the bereaved family.
y Mrs. "A. G. Tebo and family will r
10 n. turn to New Orleans next week, excel
% MISo MdIy ACuU, WIN Will SpCtIu
~ week with Mrs. 7. b. Lynd.
:e The board Of trustees of the Hie
n School met Monday and adopted job
III sons series OF readers, histories az
u spoilers which gives even exchange
b. text books.
,e Messrs. Clinton Ramsay and Ro
A. Switzer left together OD Mondi
id for Atlanta, where they will take
n course in medicine at the Medical CT
Ii IS lcge there.
ID Shanahan House arrivals are: MI
o. L. Stendal, Miss Jennie Rutken
of Allen Kern. N. M. Cudabac, New O
IN leans. W. R. Scott, W. s. Smith, M
ce bile, E. Englebarth. Moss Poin !, J.
No No Thomas, j. d. Warran, Hattiesbur
ly At the Beach Hotel is the daught,
u; OF U. S. Senator H. d. Money, Of Mi
ou sissippi, Mrs. Beverley Read and al,
1n Miss Eliza Davey, daughter OF Co
~ gresham r. z. Davey, OF Louisiana.
ce Mrs June Poitevent and Mr.. G. T
Earle arrived from New Mexico tn
OF week. Mr. Earle and his'little daug
y ~ ter, Eleanor, have been seriously II
~, but it is hoped they will be rapid
Dis restored to health by the delightf
climate and comforts OF home.
OF Miss Lucy Shannon, accompanit
q, .h by her bright little niece, Annie H;l
Sh mon Warwick, left on Wednesday (,
Of Columbia, Tenn, on visit to Mi
Willie Biddle, thence to Nashville
resume her studies in vocal culture.
The regular meeting of the Women
- Home Missionary Society was held
tue Methodist church Tuesday afte
noon. 1t was decided that the wee
ne of prayer appointed by the Home NJ i
a sion Society Of the NJ. e. Chur(
OF South be observed by this society,
n holding half hour service Of pray,
o, every afternoon, from the Sth to I'll
nd 18th inst, commencing at 5 O'clOc
a. A good attendance is desired and
to cordial welcome will be extended
nd all.
"a A jolly crowd of young folks enjOy'
ne a very pleasant day last week out
al Bilbo's landing. The party was COZ
ey posed OF the Misses G. Kuhn, \
10 Honor. Rosa Ames. Jessie and Elisl
Sc Simmons. A. Rosambeau, B. S0de
10 Margie and Blanch Rosambea
q Messrs. Rob. Friar. N. Simmons,
70 j. Soden, Tom Shanahan, viii Sigt
sn son, VIII Ames, Leo Rosambeau, &c
90 Friar and Master Joe Kuhn. Mr.. al
o. Mrs. Rosambeau and Mrs. j. Kul
no acted as chapr0nS.
0'' The "Fortnightly Musicale" di
hard. Dissolution has been imminc
l0t for sometime, but there was so mu
ter vigor in the organization that such
] cOnsummatiOn seemed impOssibl