The Pascagoula democrat-star., 1901-01-18
OCEAN SPRINGS LOCALS.
Conquer he must.


taking advantage OF the splendid
and sailing afforded here.
The time will come when her will
will become subservient to his stronger
will and then she will say will.
Mr.. f. ]. Lundy made a business
visit to New Orleans this week.
Mr.. W. H. Casey, of Gulfport visit.
ed his sister, Mrs. w. s. Vancleave
Tuesday.
Miss Clara Robbins, accompanied
by Mrs. Newell and Mr.. Cunningham
was Sunday visitor from Biloxi.
Mrs. H. s. Hyatt is visiting DR.. E.
R. Bragg and family at Biloxi.
Col. j. B. Roses house party at Elk
Lodge Is enjoying acquatic pleasures
this week. ..
Master Dryden Davenport. a preco.
cious infant Of seven years caught
fine red fish Of the pier Of the Ocean
Springs hotel Tuesday.
A test Of dne horse flesh will he
made between the Stuart farm and
Nills drug store by the owners 0f the
fast trUtters Ned Fisher, Gray Eagle
and Black Hawk Saturday afternoon.
Mr.. E. N Ramsay, county surveyor
was at Scranton Wednesday on legal
business.
Mr.. Melville Brewer, OF Monmouth,
Ill.,, are here visiting their brother,
Mr.. G, Dryden at Fried Fish Inn.
Little Virginia, daughter of Mrs. A.
R. Urion by an unfortunate fall on
the shell road sustained a fracture of
her arm.
Mrs, Austin, Of ST. Louis, accom-.
panied by her mother and Mrs. Nor.
ris, OF Chicago, all of whom are so
journing at Biloxi, passed few
pleasant hours here Tuesday. guests
Of Col. R. A. Vancleave and wife.
On account Of the death Of Capt
Silas Weeks the Twentieth Century
Club has postponed their domino
party.
Ocean Springs Hotel arrivals are: A
Lowe, Chicago; F. A. Fisher, dundee
H.; W. e. Mackey. Elgin, ,Il,; Mr.. A
F. Marks and wife, New YORK; j. X
Roe, Mobile. ts tS s'''.f' '.'
Mrs. M. L. Holcomb is entertaining
at Hollywood Mr.. H. M. Reynolds ant
wife, Mrs. Fl. A. Lamos, Of Crane
Rapids, Mich, and Mrs. Hannal
Swartley, of Chicago. The house part.
are having a most enjoyable time.
The Mrs. NJ. L. Holcomb hous,
party, including the DEMOCRAT
STAR reporter, Miss Anna Mcdowell
and Mrs. Russell surprised Mr. H. W
Andrews and wife by an impromptl
call Tuesday evening, " "
Shanahan House: Mrs. VIM. John
son, J. T.. Gilmer, T. b. Grassland, J
G. Gould, Mobile; S.R, Ratliff, Magno
liza; VIM. Martin, Vancleaye; Miss
May Arguelles, Biloxi; Misses Wanda
and Hadi Simmons, Florence Lavelle
J.J. Kuhn, L. L.Paideil, WA. Brander, G
A. Watson, VIM. Shultz, New Orleans
o. Randall, Moss Point; r. W. Crut
cher, St. Louis; W. A. Porter, Green
vile, Tenn; ]. Storkslager, wife ant
daughter, Des Moines, Iowa; j. r
Bise, Paul Smith and W. d. Bullard
CAPT. SILAS WEEKS.
On Monday morning at o'clock tht
spirit OF Capt. Silas Weeks passec
peacefully into the great beyond
After a long and useful life he laiC
down to rest, having just passed hi
seventy-eighth milestone. The new
0f his death brought sorrow to hi
friends here and in New Orleans
where he was so well known and ST
much beloved.
A large number of sympathizin,
friends from New Orleans. Biloxi ant
Ocean Springs were present at, TIN
funeral services, which were conduct
ed at the house by Rev. J. q. Barr, o
New Orleans. The handsome caske
was covered with beautiful flower
sent bv loving friends. Rev Mr.. Bar
presided over the church IT which
Capt. Weeks WAS a deacon during hi
residence in the Crescent City. and h
spoke feelingly Of the long life OF de-
votion and helpfulness of the deceas
: ed-nf the time when upon the higl
seas, in the midst NJ a great storm h
! Promised his life to God if saved, an,
0f how faithfully he had kept tina
vnw. To the sOrr0wing ones left hs
hind and especially tO thu lovin
wife, who has heen 10 long the part
per OF his Joys and SORROWS. he sal
that their loved one had only gone be
fore and had left behind him tha
which was more to be chosen .tba
great riches-a good name.
A long line III carriages followed hi
budy to its last resting place in Ever