The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-01-11
SPRINGS LOCALS.
Mr.. K. NJ. McLennan made a bust
ness visit to Mobile this week.

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delightful visit to friends in New Or.
leans.
Master Horace Culver, who has been
sojourning in Santiago, Cuba, is in
our midst again.
Miss Florence Lavelle, of New Or
leans, Is the guest OF her friend. Mrs.
l. w. Simmons.
Mr.. W. d. Ratlif, Of Jackson, visit
ed his cousin, Miss Anna Mcdowell
the lrst Of the week.
The Womans' Home Mission Society
held a very interesting business meet
ing Tuesday afternoon.
Mrs. Giles Lewis has taken up her
abode at the Anchorage" for the re-
mainder Of the season.
A select party was given a delight.
full sail Tuesday under the guidance
of Col. G. T. Harbaugh, of S%ewickley,
Pennsylvania.
Vahle House: w. j. Meadows, Chi.
cagO; N. W. Bush, Chipley, Fla; L.
d. Steele, New York; Mrs. Sapp and
son, Georgia.
Messrs. H. f. Russell, A.. E. Lee, r.
D. Wigginton, r. W. Grayson, w. D
Bullock were business visitors to
Scranton Monday.
Mr.. V. +. Cotton, of New Orleans
and Miss Mary Letzler of this place
were married by Judge A. d. Krebs
at Scranton on Dec. %, 1900.
Mrs. NJ. s. Wells and niece, Miss
Mary Robinson, Of Travis Bay, Mich,
are occupying a suite Of rooms at Col.
H. S. Hyatt's residence for the season.
A delightful dance was given at the
Shanahan House last Friday night by
Mr.. Charles Holland. 1t was one Of
the pleasurable entertainments of the
new year.
"He laughs best who laughs last"
Wonder il they thought he was not
aware Of what occasioned the merri'
ment. Where ignorance is bliss III!
folly to be wise"
Hing House arrivals: G.. f. GOet
tsch, Tamplco, Mex; Brooks Corley
W. W. Duke, Pensacola; Mrs. S. S
Farmer, Grantsburg, ILL.,; J. A. Keet
Golconde, LII.
The new board of Mayor and Alder
men were indicted into office las
!, Monday. +. NJ. Dick was re-dppoint
: ed town clerk, E. s. Davis, treasurer
and G. H. Tardy, street commissioner
Col. j. b. Rose, of New York arrived
, a few days ago to enjoy the pleasure
Of Elk Lodge. His elegant steam
yacht "Crescent" is pressed into ser
5 vice for the use and entertainment o
his house party.
Mrs. A. r. Urion and children
Misses Frances and Virginia. Masters
=, Henry and Alfred r. Jr. and Mrs. H
N. Kimball, OF Chicago, have takeI
the Austin cottage for the season
having arrived last Monday week.
A2Oth century boy baby arrived at
D the home Of Mr.. G.. N. Tillman an(
n wife, New Years morning at 4 o'clock
i The 'Old Reliable" sends greetings tt
4 his young lOrdship and hopes hi
Q ripening years may be filled with TIN
y promises the century may bring.
8 Ocean Springs Hotel: L, S. Robert
= son, w. M. Simmons, r. G. Wrenshall
0 W. s. Mutz, John Bass, w. II. Fosmer
Y Chicago; A. Dean Nichols, Chas. T
0 Harbaugh and wife, S~ewickley. Pa.
9 Ed. E. Ratelle, Frank Jackson, New
Orleans.
0 Shanahan House: G. w. Curry, Mrs
Q A. R. Urion, Frances, Virginia Henr
and Alfred r. Jr. Urion, Mrs. II. M
Kimball, Chicago; W. II. Holmes
\ Akron, O.; G. B. Case, Charlottesville
0 Ind; JnO. ]. Kuhn, f. B. Chase, G. 3
Wright, l. X. Bensel, Robt. E. WEIGH
New Orleans; A. Shurman, Canton
4 s. D.; E. L. Moore and Z. J. Joyner
Florence, Ala.
9 Ocean Springs Lodge No. 66
: Knights of Pythias held its regula
election Jan. It'll, with the followin
2 result: g. Forkert, c. c.; &C. Orrel1
5 v. c.; f. NJ. Weed, Prelate; 9. "
9 Madison, NJ. OF w.; WIN. Lorenzeu
5 NJ. at A.; Geo. II, Tardy, M. of E
= Chas. e. Pabst, X. OF r. aud S. and n
Of f.; Albert Gottsche, l. G.; Josep
9 Kotzum, o. G. Albert Gottscbe repr,
sentative to Grand Lodge, j.
0 Minor, alternate.
|, Rev. J. G. Galloway and wife
= Newton arrived last Wednesday wee
Mr.. Galloway, who is the new Meth
% dist minister, preached his first Sc
mons to a delighted congregatiC
Sunday morning and evening. II
% congregation welcomes an old frier
n in Mr.. Galloway, who eleven yea
ago had charge OF this same place. H
Is a brother OF the distinguish
Bishop G. B. Galloway.
The Twentieth Century Club hel
an interesting business meeting Tue
day night ct Hollywood, the deligll
10 fui home of Mrs. NJ. L. H0lc0mb. A
9. historical surprise awaited the mel
3. bers on entering the spacious receI
ID ton room "Old Glory" hung fr0l