The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-11-02
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

Beach Hotel returned 10 New orleans
Wednesday.
The cemeteries we're beautifully
decorated with floral tributes All
Saints Day.
On Monday, Mrs. Tom Hanson,
widow of the late Capt. Tom Hanson,
died peacefully at her home on Fort
Bayou.
Our fall gardens are worth visiting,
every vegetable to delight the palate
and invigorate the body is growing to
a fine state Of perfection.
Mr.. @. q. DeMack,o of New Orleans,
passed Sunday with Mrs. M. +. Hamll-
ton and daughter.
Our popular town clerk, Mr.. Fred
Dick has taken possession Of his new
home on Bowen avenue.
Rev. w. z. West and family have
moved into the Lynd cottage for the
winter,
The friends OF Mrs. f. M. Weed
were glad to see her out driving after
her spell of sickness.
Mr.. B. F. Joachim and family have
removed to their home zeal the beach.
Mr.. Giles Lewis and wife, of Chi
cagO, have engaged rooms at the Ocean
Springs Hotel and will arrive early in
the month.
Marshal Geo. H. Tardy is continu.
ing the improvement of the avenues
and street of our town.
The case of Vahle VS.. Anderson, in.
yolying the possession of the Artesiap
hotel property has been settled by
compromise. W. understand that
Mr.. Vahle has r%elinquished his lease
| and that Prot. Q. D. Sauls is to occupy
the property.
Mrs. S. e. Austin and daughter,
Miss Martha left for New Orleans
Wednesday,
Miss Clara Robbins, of Biloxi spent
two evenings at the Shanahan House
this week.
Hing Hotel arrivals: G, Weiss,
New Orleans; Il. f. Moore, Cairo, Ca;
E. Waldo, Ober, Ind; G.. Erich, Chi
cago, S. G. Patterson, Lumberton; T
]. Paul, Mobile.
Mrs. j. Kuhn and family returned
to New Orleans Monday morning, af
ter adelightful visit of several months
spent at their beautiful summer home
Miss Gertie's many friends regret yer.
much to have her leave so early, bu
hope to see her return ere long,
There has been a very pretty poem
contributed this week, but the repor
ter is committing it to memory 70
future use and cannot spare it TO
publication just yet.
The Ladies' Afternoon Card Gu
will postpone it's regular meeting on
week as everybody is busy preparing
for the Halloween party, which func
ton will take place at '"Hollywood,
the residence OF Mrs. NJ. L. Holcomt
Shanahan House guests are: J.. {
Gould, Mobile; w. W. Simmons, Hat
tiesburg; j. II. Foreman, Rosehll
Miss; w. A. Vauhan and wife, Nash
vile; F. G. Weber, st. Louis; Mrs. S
]. Gordon, Mobile; Miss p. B. Gun
ninghaln, Port Sumilac, Mich; r
Gundersheimer, W. Schultz, Charlie
Genin, N. NJ. Cudabac, j. O'Donnel.
New Orleans; Misses Blumer an
Mcleod, Moss Point; Miss Clara Rob
bins, Biloxi,
MI. Chas, Bury, Of Helcomb's PhaI
macy, Chicago, concluded a most dc
lightful visit with Mrs. NJ. L. Hol
comb Wednesday morning, and lef
with the mutual regrets of himsel
and the charming coterie of youn'
people whom he had the pleasure O
meeting while here. Driving, rowing
sailing, hunting, grabbing, fishing
ETC., were some of the outdoor amuse
ments which our delightful resort ca
furnish in perfection, but Mr.. Bur
relegates all these to the second place
as compared with the evenings wher
there were more ladies present who's
gentle manners, sweet toned voices
brilliant wit and charming tout en-
semble made the hours fly all to
swiftly, whether passed in socia
games or lively conversation. Mex
time Mr.. Bury visits Ocean Springs
he hopes to stay longer, $50 say we al
of u.s." He will spend a few days i