The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-09-06
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.

D. " Dairy, CllIUpUulsU, was IN
town few days ago.
M. j. Tuttle, wife and sister, OF
Vancleave registered at the Artesian
House Monday.
Miss Agatha Nelson, Of Biloxi, &C.
companied by her cousin, Miss Katie
Swan, Of Moss Point spent Sunday
mere.
The matrimonial celebrations of
the autumn will be above the average
this year.
Mrs. W. II. Ramsey, Sr., of Port
Washington, who wintered at the
Shanahan House was killed by a
Northwestern train last Tuesday a
short distance from her home while
driving across the track.
Miss Kate Robbins, of Vicksburg
was Sunday visitor to the home of
Miss Mae Davis.
Miss Leila Mae Smith, Of Hatties.
burg is the charming guest of Miss
Lulu Haviland. Her many friends
are delighted to have her with them
once more.
Mrs. e. r. Bragg drove over from
Biloxi Sunday and spent the day with
friends here. She returned home in
the afternoon accompanied by Mrs.
j, M. Boyd, who will be her guest for
a week. N.-3H, l--s. ~.
Mr.. D. B. Mckee, OF Jackson, Miss.
is visiting at Mrs. Mamie Hogsett's.
Capt. S. T. Haviland left Wednes-
day morning for Columbia, where he
will erect and run a planning mill. His
friends here wish him much success
In the enterprise.
Misses Bennie Edwards, after de.
lightful stay with the Misses Susie
and Fannie Vaughan left for New
Orleans last week, where she goes to
take course in art painting before
returning to her home in Vicksburg.
The ladies of the Presbyterian
church have reorganized their Aid
Society and desire all ladies who are
interested in the work Of that church
to attend their meetings.
Mrs. Cora Earle visited New Orleans
last week.
Mrs. Staples, Miss Stella Staples
and Miss Bert Lewis are spending a
while at "Bay Home"
Misses Florence Morrow and Lyll
Clark, who have been sojourning for a
time in the mountains of North Caro-
lima, returned home Tuesday evening.
Master Thomas Riley, of New Or
leans came over Saturday evening and
will make his home with DR.. M. G.
Vaughan and family.
The friends of Mr.. T. B. Lynd will
regret to hear of the serious illness Of
Mr.. Lynd's mother at her home in
New Orleans.
Misses Mamie and Georgia Davis
will leave for Blue Mountain Female
College, Miss. next Monday.
Rev. DR.. w. +. Hammer, the emf.
nent pastor of the First Methodist
church at Jackson, Tenn. and hand.
some young son, Harris, are guests at
the Ocean Springs Hotel, DR.. Ham.
ner delivered an eloquent and inspir-
ing lecture at the Methodist church
here Wednesday night, which was
highly appreciated by those who were
fortunate enough to be present. He
is on an extended trip through the
South for the benefit Of his health.
On Tuesday night Volunteer Hook
and Ladder Co. No. /. elected the fol-
lowing officers for the ensuing year:
Robt. Friar, president; Lyman Brad.
ford, vice president; James Friar,
treasurer: A. Gottsche, secretary; e.
Beaugez, Sr., foreman, Bruno Reus,
first assistant; e. Beaugez, Jr., second
assistant. ....
Uriah s. Joachim is visiting his
cousin, Geo. Burgunder at New Or
leans.
Mrs. ]. NJ. Coulon and daughter,
Mrs. Viola Keifer of New Orleans
are guests Of Mrs. E. M. Walker.
Sails, drives and fishing arc the
diversions INDUCED in daily by the
guests at the several hotels
Geo. Lizotte and wife of St. Peters
burg, Fla are guests OF the Shanahan
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House.
On Monday another race between
the Davis Brothers and Royal Flush
was won by the Davis Brothers by IL
seconds. The crowd that gathered to
witness the race were wrought up to
Il high pitch of excitement as the
boats came to finish, and the clean
little winner was met with hearty
cheers The Peoples Brass Hand
turned out in full in honor Of the oc
casion.
Miss Meme Shepard, Il lovely youn.
lady Of New Orleans is visiting he
friend, Miss Hattie De Pass at cas-
beach.