The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-07-26
SPRINGS LOCALS

DR.. w. 0. Talbot visited friends
here Sunday.
Will Quinlan, of New Orleans is
visiting relatives here.
b. d. Hall has returned from a
business visit to Pittsburg, Pa.
Miss Rita Butler, of New Orleans
still fingers at the Rosambeau cot.
tage.
Quite an addition to the musical
circle is the eminent violinist, Miss
Mamie Quinlan.
G. G. Hollands many friends will
be pleased to know that he is so pleas
antly situated at Sewanee, Tenn.
Miss Frances Il. Turner, of New
Orleans spent Sunday as the guest Of
Miss George W. Davis.
TO the regret of his many friends
Walter J.. Rodriguez has returned to
New Orleans.
After a visit to'the family of G. W.
Davis, Miss Vertalee Whitfield has
gone to Gulfport to visit relatives.
f. S. Turner came over from New
Orleans Sunday.
Joseph Kotsum, president of the
company now being organized to be
known as the Peoples Water Works
Company of Ocean Springs, has con.
tracted with the committee on loca-
tion for a lot on which to sink an ar.
tesian we'll; $500 has been subscribed
to date for this work. A charter for
the new corporation has been forward
ed to the governor for his approval.
|! Among the most attractive young
ladies visiting in Ocean Springs are
the Misses Quinlans.
The most violent electrical, wind
and rain storm struck this place about
I o'clock Monday night that has been
experienced this summer. The rain
deluged the town; the lightning struck
in several places. not doing any ser.
ious damage, but the wind got in some
full work along the beach front, lay
ing low the most lengthy wharves;
five small boats and two large schoon.
ers we're overturned, besides several
minor losses.
Presiding Elder, Rev. w. W. Sim.
mons will preach in the Methodist
church Sunday, 2S, inst. at II a. m,
and s p. M. and hold the third quar-
terly conference Saturday night at
o'clock.
Prof. ODD. Sauls returned Tuesday
from a two weeks trip through Perry,
Covington and Marion counties, where
he has been travelling in the interest
OF the Equitable Life Assurance So
ciety.
According to old signs rain will fall
for forty days because it commenced
raining on the 25th, the beginning o
dog days.
Mrs. IL. G. Hawkins, after a weeks
visit to Rev. J. G. Galloway returned
to her home at Centreville on Wedncs
day.
Col. J. b. Rose has returned from
New York and is the guest of Mrs
Julia Z. Brown at east beach.
Artesian House: NJ. P. Griswold,
Scranton, DR.. S. r. Ratcliff, VIM
Westfall, Vancleave, j. w. Jones ant
wife, Sherman, Texas, Madams N
Gregg, j. Gregg and children, G. Bas
lie. J. Palmasno.
Miss Lii Morris, Of Moss Point wa:
the charming guest OF friends herr
this week.
Theo. Bechtel visited P%ascagouli
last week.
Jas. Marsh, of Gulfport visited
friends here Sunday.
J, J. P. Murphree, ST., OF Mobile, afte
a pleasant visit to his sons here re
turned to his home Thursday.
The invitations are out for a gram
ball to be given by the Peoples Bras
Band at Fireman's hall on July 81.
; Mrs. Louise Greffer, OF New Orlean
is the guest Of Mrs. G. Vahle.
Misses Florence Laville and Mar
Shanahan visited Biloxi Wednesda.
: Mr.. Frank E. Muth, wife and swee
little daughters returned to Louisvil
on Wednesday, after weeks pleasar
visit to Mr.. and Mrs. VIM. johnson
Shanahan House arrivals: G. ]
Dunn and wife, Baton Rouge, S. Wei
I Andrew Lester and wife, Andre
Lester, Jr., Mrs. John Carrick, Da
d e. Wilson. ]. W. Kavaney, Edwar
Carrick, Miss Lyle Carrick, +. kool
p G. Burk, Joseph Burk, Jr., Il. 1
a Princhard, Fl. L. Mason, Thos. v
n Hickman, Mrs. G. Kckham, Thos. Y
If Craven and wife, New Orleans, 5. +
!. Turley, Mobile.
IS Ocean Springs Hotel: G. H. Tebault
|r NJ. d., U. Marlnonie. A. B. Newmar
Mrs. G. Aurich, Misses @. Aurich, B
X. and L. Thritiley, B. Feiblemar
II Mrs. +. B. Schmidt, Mrs. NJ. Gre!
2 Mrs. Th0s. J. Feibleman, children an
maid, Mrs. A. b. Newman, J. G
Hsxelhurst, New Orleans, W. A. .