The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-04-19
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

Mr.. Albert Eglin IS rapidly regain
Ing his health.
Mr.. J. d. Warren, OF Hattiesburg,
registered at the Shanaian Tuesday.
Mr.. J. II. Mccartney, after a long
sojourn at the Shanahan, returned to
New Orleans Wednesday.
Mrs. S. Anderson, of Vancleave,
spent Monday here.
Mr.. Thos. E. Ramsay. OF Vancleavc,
was here this week.
Mrs. Jennie Ball Is on a fair way to
complete recovery.
Judge A. w. Rodecker and wife, OF
Pekin, ILL.,, are quartered at the Hing
House.
Mr.. Jas. Riley, OF St. Louis and ].
A. Calhoun, OF Mobile, registered at
the Hing House.
Mrs. A. s. Denny with her hand.
some little son, visited Mrs. II. s.
Hyatt several days this week.
We regret to announce the illness OF
Mrs. Col. II. II. Richardson and hope
for her speedy restoration to health.
Mrs. VIM. Johnson has taken a sum.
mer lease on the O'Keefe cottage on
Jackson avenue.
A young peoples dance was given at
the Hing House Wednesday night.
Mrs. s.. Vancleave and little son,
Sheppard, are visiting in Gulfport.
Mrs. r. A. Vancleave, Jr.. has re.
turned to New Orleans.
Mr.. E. E. Clement returned Tues.
day from Alabama, where he has been
organizing Woodmen Of the World
camps.
On Tuesday night most enjoyable
party and dance was given at the re-
sidence of Mrs. A. r. UriOn, (Austin
cottage). The refreshments were de.
licious.
Mr.. W. D. Bullard, Of Scranton at.
tended the Pythian meeting here Mon
day night.
Congressman F. A. McLain will de-
liver the annual Grafton at closing ex.
ercise Of school this session.
The boys OF the commercial class in
the high school have organized for
commencement exercises.
Col. j. B. Rose, the New York Bak.
ing Powder magnate arrived at Elk
Lodge Tuesday.
Miss Lily Clark, student in the
Sophie Ncwcomb College, New Or
leans, returned Monday, after a vsi
OF three days to her parents here.
Mr.W.L. Levelle and sisters, Misse
Florence and Alma Levelle, OF Nev
Orleans, and Mrs. VIM. johnson, o
Mobile, were guests at the Shanahal
House Sunday.
Guests still linger at the OceaI
Springs Hotel, loath to leave the beau
tiful weather and the comforts pro
vided by the gracious hostess.
The Teachers Training course II
school closed this week, and th
teachers went to Scranton Thursda.
to take the examinations.
Mr.. G. Dryden, who made innumer
able friends here the past winter i
now on the staff OF the New Yorl
Journal.
Mrs. w. r. Stuart will attend tn
Methodist Missionary Conference il
New Orleans, which convenes on thu
| 24th inst, and at the same time visi
for two weeks with friends.
The late James Jennings McCOmb
the millionaire of Dobb's Ferry, New
York, bequeaths to Mrs. Elizabeth
Weeks the Anchorage property, ant
to her daughter, Ada 500 month
and to each OF her other daughter'
Is50 a month during their lifetime.
| A delegation composed of MessrS
E. A. Clark, r. A. Vancleave, Enocl
N. Ramsay, II. #. Russell, Il. d. Wig
| ginton, +. j. Lundy, Chas. K. Clark
A. E. Lee, ]. D. Minor and DR.. o. L
Bailey will leave for Jackson Frida.
| ia hehalf OF Hon. Jas. II. Neville, ap
plicant for the Circuit Judgeship
They will urge the governor to ap
point the ''cyclone jim"
Mrs. Ellen Sn"der, wife OF Col. W. K
Snyder, died at her home, Fruitland
six miles cast OF Ocean Springs, on tn
End inst The passing away OF thi
cultured and estimable lady is serl
Gus loss, not only to her family, bu
the large circle of friends. Her lovel
Christian character and intelligent
gracious, gentle life made her
! favorite with those who came undG
has ;pNuauco