The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-02-01
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

MISS mary Snanalian attended the
funeral Uf Mr.. j. /. Friar at Pasca.
g0ula last week.
MIR. Schuyler POitevent, the talent.
ed young newspaper writer returned
to rampico Wednesday.
Hing House: +. j. Loughridge,
Scranton; L. Z. Ridenour, Deep River,
Iowa; II. w. Smith, New Iberia.
The Twentieth Century Club will
hold its next musicale at the residence
OF Mrs. W. r. Stuart.
1t is astonishing what a large mum.
Der Of northern visitors are sojourning
in our midst.
A large Insurance Company has Isl
sued policy to the Twentieth Cen.
tury Club upon the life OF its Scribe"
Mr.. r. D. Love, Of Scranton, visit.
ed the Misses Leila May Smith and
Anna Mcdowell Tuesday evening.
One OF the most enjoyable events nf
the past week was the dancing party
given at the hospitable hume of Miss
c. Hing.
Rev. Father Oliver. of Jackson. was
a welcsme visitor at the home OF Mr.
A. v Rusumhcuu
A petition for the purpose OF cstab-
fishing Il waterworkS system for the
town is heing freely signed by the
business men aud residents.
Mr.. Henry Grinnell and wife. Mr..
Nelson W. NOrthrop and wife, wealthy
residents of Grand Rapids, Michigan,
are sojourning here, guests Of the
Shanahan House.
Shanahan House arrivals are: C.
Wallace, Pensacola; L. A. Sullivan, G.
Fl. Adams, II. l.. Mason, New Orleans;
W. Hood and wife, Ramsay.
We have in our midst "A haunted
house restless as an unhappy spirit.
1t is about to make its nth move
within a short period.
Mr.. q. l. Hitchcock, a staff repre-.
sentative OF the Chicago Times. Herald
is sojournlng with friends here. He
is very much in love with our resort.
Col. J. B. Rose took party out or
the gulf In his fine steam yacht Cres
cent on Tuesday. The trip was en-
joyed thoroughly by his appreciativt
guests.
The Twentieth Century Club a
their meeting Tuesday night passet
resolutions OF coincidence to Mis-.
Jessie Boyd for the loss Of her grand
father, Capt. Silas Weeks.
Misses Camilla aud Louise Vail
gave progressive euchre Tuesday a
the Vahle hotel. The game caused
great deal OF merriment and TIN
favors were beautiful.
Mary Spear and Catherine Cornell
two sweet little northern Misses ar,
attractive guests OF the Ocean SprIng'
hotel
The boys in the high school have
recently organized a splendid foot bal
team. A match game with the team
at Spring Hill, Ala, for Mardi Gras IL
anticipated.
Mr.. s. II. Stiles and wife, of Genoa
Ill.,, and Mr.. J. L. Rockey, OF Chicago
are stopping at the Artesian House.
Mr.. Wills and wife, OF Genoa, H..
who were here last winter, are expect
ed to arrive soon to spend the remain
der OF the season.
Those who were fortunate enough
to gain admission to the Twentieth
Century Clubs headquarters at Holly
wood were treated to musical and
literary feast Tuesday night, such as
has not been awarded its mcmbers
and invited guests for a long time,
The burst OF symphony from the violin
under the skilful touch OF Miss Cour
SINS, OF Chicago, was simply enchant
| ing.
Recent arrivals at the Ocean Springs
Hotel, b. F. Smith and wife, Mrs
Bennett, Col. J. B. Lyon, +. B. Lyon
Dr.. II. B. Powell and wife, Misses
/ Coursins and Cooke. Chicago: II. A
Pattillo, z. O. Littleaeld, A. +. Voor
hies, New Orleans: Rev. G. A. Oliver,
Jackson; S. p. IIOvey, Detroit.
Talking to one of our citizens the
other day, he said: True the town
OF Ocean Springs has changed wonder.
fully in the last ten years, but in some
directions should prefer that We had
adhered more closely tO our time hon
ored customs. For INSTANCE, il wa.
formerly an invariable usage tn clost
all places 0f business while a hears,
was passing; also groups OF men ant
boys, both white and cOlored, took uf
their hats for the same occurrence
These acts of courtesy we're often re
marked upon and admired by ou
| Northern visitors, though l am sorr.
to say they were not initiated b.
them. noticed as the last funera
| cortage passed along the street sevcra
business houses remained open. ant