The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1901-05-24
SPRINGS LOCALS.

DR.. E. r. Bragg, OF Biloxi, was here
professionally Tuesday.
Mrs. +. NJ. Weed paid Il flying visit
TO the Crescent City Wednesday.
The regular Wednesday excursions
commenced for the season this week.
Henry Lambert and family are
quartered at the Shanahan House.
Miss Annie Sebastian, OF New Or.
leans, Is visiting Mrs. w. r. Sturat.
Rev. w. G. West was a Biloxi visit.
or this week.
Frank Lundy visited Mobile last
Thursday and Friday.
Mr.. Herman Mil, one Of our enter
prising business men, has established
a planning mill at Gulfport.
W. L. Mcdowell, of Blakely, Ga,
registered at the Shanahan House
Tuesday.
jeff Ramsay, Of Mississippi City at.
tended the closing exercises OF the
school here Friday.
Mr.. Leon Irwin, OF New Orleans,
spent Sunday with his family at An.
chOrage.
Miss Nina McQuiston, one Of Pasca.
goula's fair young ladies, visited Miss
Susie Vaughan this week.
W. Fl. Ker, G. X. Cummins, New
Orleans, and T. W. Elarbee and d. S.
Rogers, Mobile, registered at the
| Shanahan House this week.
Miss Theodosia Thompson, one of
Scranton's most accomplished society
bellies, is the guest OF her friend, Miss
Mignon Coursen on Jackson Avenue.
Col. VIM. Jauncey, who has been en-.
joying the charms OF Hollywood and
It's eminent hostess, returned last
week to Chicago.
Miss Katharine Penield, after q
very pleasant sojourn at Hollywood
the guest of Mrs. N. L. Holcomb, re
turned to her home in Rockford, III.
Wednesday.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Nelles, OF III.
who have spent the winter at the AL
inc, expect to leave next week 70
their home.
The pupils OF the Third and Fourt
grades OF the High School, accompar
led by their parents and teacher, Mis-
Susie Vaughan, spent a delightful da
at spanish Camp" last Tuesday.
: Misses Leila May Smith, Maud Mo
row and Lula Haviland, and Messr'
Frank Norton, Joseph Marsh, Cha
Clark and Thornton Vaughan, chap
roned by Mrs. S. r. H%aviland, enjoye
an outing on Cat Island this week.
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Mrs. O. l.. Bailey entertained TIL
Fortnightly Musical Club Tuesda
evening in a gracious manner, provin
herself a delightful hostess, The loca
talent acquitted themselves in an abb
, manner, displaying, as each numbe
was rendered, Il careful training an
close study. The next meeting vii
be held with Miss Mae Davis on Jun
18th.
Miss Lucy Shannon, accompanies
by her little nephew, Master Harve
Warwick, returned home Saturda
last from Nashville, where she ha,
completed IA course 10 voca; music
receiving "A diploma. Her man
friends were delighted at her returI
home.
CULLOM SPRINGS.
Capt. Joseph B. Rose, Mrs. r. II
Field, Mrs. A. r. Vermllyea and Mrs
J.. E. Brown, all Of New York, VIII
have been spending some time in tn
Gulf coast territory, were in the city
Yesterday. The steam yacht Crescen
left for Ocean Springs today. Capt
Rose said, when seen. that he woul'
not yet begin the work OF exploitIn'
his oil property at Cullom Springs
but would at ono prepare for larg
and extensive Improvements to til
hotel property. He said that Cullon
Springs possessed unusual propertie
as a health resort. and when proper
ly managed and improved, would be
come very popular with people OF al
sections.
Capt. Rose goes to the Springs thi
morning.-Mobile Register, May 18th
HIGH SCHOOL EXERCISES.
The commencement exercises Of tn
Ocean Springs High School, whic
took place Friday, wis the most d.
lightful occasion this town has ha
for many years. The stage was tast'
fully decorated with flowers, and IL
auditorium in the school building W;
crowded with people whose hapI
faces reflected the just pride they fe
Ia their school. The young men wi