The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1900-05-25
SPRINGS LOCALS.

Mr.. Geo. w. DAVIS home has been
.astefully painted.
Miss Maggie E. Walker was the
,uest of Miss Mae Davis Monday.
Master Frank Seymour has recov-
red from his recent spell Of illness.
Bishop j. 9. Keener aud family ar
this week to spend the summer
1t their attractive home.
Mrs. A. 5. Denny and little sou, Al
bert of Moss Point, visited Col. and
Mrs. II. S. Hyatt last week.
Mrs. Fricrson and Mr.. Sheppard
Frierson. OF Amite City. La, are here
a visit to Mr.. and Mrs. Roy Thorp.
Mrs. Thorp is IA daughter of Mrs.
Frierson.
The ninth grade Of our high school
gave a lawn party Tuesday evening at
the home OF Mr.. Geo. w. Davis.
Mr.. G, r. Anderson, wife and
daughter. OF Ilattiesburg, registered
at the Shanahan House Tuesday even
ing.
Mrs. Ross A. Switzer and Miss
Frances Switzer visited Biloxi Tues
day. The latter will leave for New
York next Tuesday to spend the sum
mer with friends.
A class Of seventeen boys and girls
will receive their first holy commun-
at st. Alphonsus Catholic church next
Sunday.
Master Thomas White received a
silver rosary, and Miss Rosa Bcauge5
IA pretty bracelet for passing the best
examinations in catechism, in The
contest a few days ago.
Mrs. +. w. Norwood and daughter
Miss Winifrcd, left for Chicago OF
Wednesday, after a pleasant sojour'
dl lIltlImILuSU utINu tIplilC'
Mr.. Edwin Westbrook has receive'
the appointment of night operator j
the L. 81 N. Office here. He is one O
our own bright boys, and all wish hir
abundant success.
Shanahan House arrivals: j. /
Brady, N. L. Mason. S. We'll, Ne'
Orleans Lucy Norton, Chicago;
A. Lees, Philadelphia G, W, Latham
Detroit j. Y, Price, Mobile, and ]
A. Plunkett, Ellisville.
The first service was'h held in tn
new Methodist church last Sunday
| Although the building is not flushed
it is comfortable and spacious, and /
an improvement on the location Q
the old church.
Miss Lucy Shannon is expecte'
nome in Il few days, from Nashville
where she has been spending the win
ter and 1eyoting her time to the stud
of vocal and instrumental music
Miss Lucy's many friends will Civ
her a cordial greeting.
Recent arrivals at the Vallle Hote
are Prof. Fred l., Gramhs, VIM. Reck
ling and wife. Miss Hazel Reckling
Birmingham: ID. c. AcoSta, Georgia
II. ID. Kindree, Daily Item New Or
leans.
The musical at Mrs. j. NJ. Boyd
was postponed one week, as most o
the members are connected wit
our excellent school, the closing exel
cises of which will occur Friday, til
25tl, inst, and the time and labor q
both teacher and pupils are fully ot
cupied making the necessary prcpal
ations. Following is the program
Annual exposition begins at 900, A
NJ: third annual Grafton to be deli,
cred by Supt. f. +. Phillips, of Hat
tiesburg, at Hoo, A. NJ; concert a
500, 2. NJ.
Mr.. VIM. Jauncey visited some c
his friends in the country, payin
farewell visits, previous to his deparI
ure on Saturday. He found the pro.
pective fruit crop on the place know
as the "Allen farm" something quit
beyond his expectations. Peacht
promise well and pears portend a
unprecedented Yield. AT Dr.. Todd
that gentleman was busy plantin
rice. catlir corn, etc, and the erectio
of two fine residences Indicate fat
in the future OF our Southern countr,
Assessor Willie p. Ramsay an
Town Assessor, George Il. Tardy con
pleted the assessment OF the town
Ocean Springs and the enumeratio
OF the educable children, with a fla
tering increase over the numb,
Of children and the valuation of pro
erty four years ago.
The ''function" at Vahle's HOte
given by, and in honor Of, Miss Haz
Rcckling, OF Birmingham, Ala, wi
as entertaining as could he imagine
And no wonder, when the little lac
herself hunored the guests with h
inimitable skirt dance" perform
ance unsur passed in Rhythmic motto
and natural grace. Several fricnf
were present ana the charm OF IL
gathering was enhanced by music'
contributions BY Misses Amy Rosan
beau, Lillian Mil and Mrs. Il. ]
Clement.
Among the delightful summer an
winter homes along the beach is "El
LODGE owned by Mrs. Rush II. Fielt
and Col. j. b. Rose, Of New Yorl
Here at the eastern end there Ii el